17 acres hosted by Rhianna B.
Activities
Biking
Boating
Fishing
Hiking
Natural features
Forest
Lake
River, stream, or creek
Waterfall
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Reviews
98% Recommend52 ratings · 30 reviews
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· June 2025
Tent · With pets ·
Mountain View --- Serenity
Great, peaceful property close to some great hikes. The toilet and shower were a great bonus. We will be back!
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Connor M.
1 month on Hipcamp
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· June 2025
16 ft car ·
Creekside East, Tranquility
What a cool site to camp out of. The creek and scenery were beautiful and it was easy to get in and out. I really enjoyed checking out Clark Fork and Southpoint about a half hour away. I can’t wait to come back again for a longer stay.
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Will A.
2 reviews
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· May 2025
13 ft pop-up camper · With pets ·
Creekside East, Tranquility
It was very peaceful. Family had a good time. And not far from town
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Michelle Y.
2 reviews
Recommends
· May 2025
Tent ·
Creekside East, Tranquility
Great quiet and private site that was easy to get to.
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Mike H.
2 months on Hipcamp
Idelic streamside camp site. Very quiet. Nice potty and showers. Cold only for us very invigorating. Quick drive to many activities.
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Harold T.
8 reviews
Recommends
· August 2024
Tent ·
Mountain View --- Serenity
I'll definitley plan on coming back here! Campsite was in a seculded woodsy spot halfway up a hill (there is a short walk to get there from where you park). It's quiet and surrounded by trees. The property has a nice trail by the river and connects to another trail to antelope lake. Hosts were helpful and friendly and keep everything really well maintained.
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Ellen K.
2 reviews
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· July 2024
Tent · With kids ·
Creekside East, Tranquility
We loved tent camping by the creek. It was absolutely relaxing and we appreciated that there was a nice fire pit and table with chairs. We also enjoyed the trails on the property and we recommend doing the Antelope lake hike near by. Such a peaceful and beautiful property! Thank you!
Tori R.
1 year on Hipcamp
Recommends
· July 2024
Tent ·
Mountain View --- Serenity
I absolutely loved staying at this site! It was incredibly well maintained and had so many amazing amenities. Beautiful area and super friendly host's! Thank you for the great experience!
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Mac K.
3 reviews
This place is truly magical! The map doesn’t do it justice at all, as the sites are all on different elevations. We ended up in the creek side site as it was vacant and the host, Ivan, recommended it. It was secluded, quiet (other than the water), and the tree canopy was amazing. I will return with my family for sure!
Rowan R.
5 reviews
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· July 2023
Tent · With pets ·
Mountain View --- Serenity
The creek is a wonderful place to escape the heat and our son loved the challenge of crossing the rocks. The creek is aptly named Mosquito Creek along Mosquito Creek Road so bring your citronella and keep a fire burning. Directions to the camp were great. Sign along the road helped. Once in the camp, more signs/directions to our site would have been helpful but we eventually found it. Large vehicles not recommended as the drive to the sites feel more like ORV roads than for full sized trucks or SUVs. Altogether a wonderful time. Host was gracious, available if needed and left us to ourselves.
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Frank And Jen W.
4 reviews
Super cool property near the Scotchman Peak trailhead which was what we made trip for! We booked the meadow campsite because it was cheapest but once we got there the host, Ivan, said we could go wherever we wanted so we ended up down by the creek at the tranquility east spot. Nothing beats sleeping next to running water! The place also accepts walk in campers for a donation which is good to know but it seems there’s lack of communication between the person running the app and the host we met, Ivan. He was very friendly and said one of the owners recently passed so they’re going through some management changes & are just now getting things back up and running. Online it does say potable water and there is only non-potable water available. Overall we lucked out and got an even better spot than we expected. Will definitely remember this place!
Tirzah C.
32 reviews
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· July 2022
Ken was incredibly accommodating for our stay! Beautiful land with a peaceful creek and trails to walk beside it to enjoy. It was nice having an outdoor toilet as well. Just make sure to have bug spray for the mosquitos! It’s also fairly close to town which was great for when we needed to grab more water/snacks. Perfect for a little weekend getaway.
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Sarah D.
3 years on Hipcamp
The land was beautiful, our site was a little small for our group of visitors, which also ended staying longer than usual because I did not plan well. Ken was very hospitable and accommodated everyone so that we were all comfortable. The trails were a lot of fun for us and the kids. The garden was beautiful, the kitchen was very nice also. It was a great experience. Good times and good people all around. Our Maddie bear dog made instant friends with the birdie dog whom lives there. It was very awesome.
We are grateful to Ken and his helpers.
Elizabeth W.
3 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· June 2022
Tent ·
Creekside West, Hike in
Originally we had booked the creekside campsite, but when some family decided they wanted to come, we contacted Ken the host, to ask if we could bring 2 more people. He ended up upgrading us to a bigger campsite,Tranquility. The site was beautiful, right beside the creek and had 2 small fire pits to choose from. Ken made sure we knew where everything from the bathrooms, showers and potable water were, to where some fun hiking trails were as well. We thoroughly enjoyed the visit and appreciated how accommodating the host was. We would definitely come back and camp here again.
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Hannah F.
3 years on Hipcamp
Ken has a beautiful property of old-growth forest and a creek running through it. We hiked through the luscious greenery on trails around the entire property, crossing bridges over the creek and streams, and winding around the endless plant life that surrounded us. Ken also is very kind and caring of his Hipcampers, checking in when they arrive and ensuring they have what they need. We definitely plan on returning soon! :)
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Emily Z.
2 reviews
It was perfect!! We loved our time here and thought the area was so beautiful. It is very private with a more common area toilet and wash station. We did it with our three year old and were able to hike down there fine. Will be back
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Madison B.
2 reviews
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· April 2022
17 ft campervan ·
Casler Farm, Cascadia Center Camp
It was a very nice stay!
Justin W.
5 reviews
Incredibly beautiful and serene property! Ken's land has a creek running right through, and there is a good section of land with hiking trails along the creek and through the woods. The campsite was right next to the creek, and completely isolated providing a relaxing and tranquil escape into the woods.
Ken was very helpful and welcoming, this place is amazing! Very dog friendly, as my puppy was able to play with Ken's dog, but also have plenty of space to roam around the campsite.
I can't wait to come back, this property is a beautiful exposition of the immaculate beauty of the Inland Northwest, and I am excited to see the work Ken does on new trails on the property! 10/10 would recommend
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Niklas R.
3 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· July 2021
We had a nice, peaceful stay at Ken's place. He was a very welcoming host and walked us around the property making sure we knew where everything was when we got there. Our site was right next to the creek which was as described: tranquil. The only drawback was the amount of mosquitoes present, but of course that is to be expected by a creek. We did have bug spray (only half strength), but it was no match for the suckers (pun intended). I would suggest to not let the mosquitoes deter you, but learn from our mistake and bring the full strength bug spray. Despite that we thoroughly enjoyed use of the kitchen area, snacking on some raspberries and snap peas in the garden, and walking around on the trails Ken created in this lovely space. We would recommend this place to anyone who really wants to get away from it all, but also be only a short drive away from the local offerings.
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Noelle C.
3 reviews
Wow, what a treasure! Ken's place was beautiful, tranquil, and well maintained. He even has trails on his property, which we thoroughly enjoyed. The creek is so peaceful at night, and while there were mosquitos (not called Mosquito Creek for nothing!), we had a pleasant stay on our way back to Seattle from Glacier. Thank you Ken for hosting us!!
Tai S.
3 reviews
Beautiful land and wonderful host. I loved my time at Casler Farm so much. Thank you Ken!!
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Elizabeth S.
4 years on Hipcamp
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· July 2020
Ken’s land is such a special utopia - beauty and serenity abound! We stayed for 2 nights and had a wonderful time walking his handmade trails and exploring the property. Thank you for sharing your land with us, Ken! Can’t wait to come back.
Lorren B.
5 years on Hipcamp
It was remote and quiet. The camp was private and right beside a creek. The peaceful sound was a big plus when going to sleep. It was as close to a 2 day hike in that a person could wish for without it being a 2 day hike in. Beautiful paths to explore and fantastic communication with host.
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Shèree S.
5 years on Hipcamp
This place was amazing! From the start Ken was a joy to work with. He communicated everything that we needed to know leading up to the trip and was there to greet us when we arrived. The camp spot was very private, tranquil and even better that the pictures. There was wood ready for us and the spot was clean and had everything that we needed. It rained our 1st night but Spot #1 had great tree coverage so our tent did not get pounded on all night. There were a few mosquitoes but natural repellent worked great.
There are beautiful lush trails to hike on and fresh raspberries to pick as you hike right next to the creek. Spot #2 was open so we hiked over to it on day 2 and used the hammock, played games and had a picnic on the raised platform.
Saturday afternoon we went into town and went to Squeeze Inn. We will defiantly be returning. Beautiful gardens with art and truly amazing food.
All in all I would 100% recommend this spot and we will be returning to it again!
Laura P.
2 reviews
Nice spot by the creek, somewhat primitive. It would have been nice ti have running potable water and be able to have a campfire. Bring your insect repellent, it’s located in Mosquito Road for a real reason.
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Peter D.
6 years on Hipcamp
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· July 2019
Gorgeous area! Worth it! There is a little trail by the creek right next to the campsite. Ken is superb as well.
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Andrew M.
2 reviews
Ken's campsite was one of the most magical places I've been lucky enough to camp. We had plenty of privacy but Ken was also very sociable and Zipper the pup loved us throwing the frisbee. Add this campsite to your list ASAP! You absolutely won't regret it!
Site 2 is right by the river, making for a wonderful nights sleep on a wonderfully manicured campsite. There was a nice fire pit, table, hammocking trees, as well as an ax and plenty of wood for your chopping delight.
Ken has plenty of property to explore from a wonderful organic garden to trails through the national forest. I will definitely be camping at Cascadia Permaculture Center again, as well as checking out his other cabin and campsite as well!
Kayla K.
3 reviews
The property is absolutely gorgeous - even covered in snow (bring snowshoes if it’s still winter)! This is a really special spot and so well loved. The humans and animals are exceptionally welcoming and friendly. Especially cuddly Ozzy the cat. I wish I could have stayed longer and will definitely come back!
Nikki T.
6 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· August 2017
A buddy of mine and I recently stayed at Ken's place as we passed through Idaho, and we are certainly happy that we did. First of all, Ken is an awesome host. He is new to hipcamp, but if you find him on airbnb, you'll see that he is "super host." Despite our troubles with getting into town at a decent hour, Ken was understanding and adaptable, and he made sure our stay was enjoyable. He invited us into his home for coffee in the morning, where we had great conversation and learned about his adventures and experiences with hosting travelers. Then, we explored his property, which he has taken the time to make accessible with dirt trails and a bridge that leads you to the other side of the creek. Lastly, we topped off our experience by touring the garden and build projects before swinging on an awesome rope swing that extends over a big gully. Needless to say, it was a blast. We would highly recommend staying with Ken if you're looking for a unique, personal camping adventure.
Evan M.
5 reviews
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· August 2017
I LOVE this place! Simply communicating with Ken made me excited to be welcomed on to the property. After getting a little lost (follow his directions, not Google Maps!), I winded through gravel/dirt roads that curved through families of trees, exposing glimpses of Antelope Mountain and the intimacy of a protected land. I arrived to find Ken working on the location near his latest cabin project that welcomes his daughters and grandchildren when they visit. The camp spots are down a trail that hugs the full flowing creek. He's built a platform for one location which conveniently provides a flat spot from which to cook breakfast and enjoy the sounds of relaxation. Ken sold 10 of his 25 acres several years ago (he's owned the property since the early 70s!) and after witnessing the abuse of the land by two owners, he purchased it back with the intention to protect and restore. All of the structures on the property- three cabins and a community yurt- Ken built. As with any project, Ken's constantly devising ways to improve and create a place where he can educate and welcome visitors to truly appreciate the land. He welcomes an exchange of services should folks wish to help him with the structures or the garden. He has chickens and the occasional WWOOFer to help him tend to the expansive garden. Be ready to hike down to your campsite, about a quarter to a half mile away. You'll want to lounge in any of the countless hammocks or hike any of the trails Ken's created. Ken also happens to run Bountiful Houseboat Charter on the Pend Oreille Lake if you're up for a swim/fishing/cruising. Schweitzer Mountain is nearby if you're there during the right season and eager to ride- Ken worked (and snowboarded) on the mountain for years. My hope is that you get to enjoy the property AND meet Ken!
Erinn H.
17 reviews
Location
Clark Fork, Bonner, Idaho, United StatesTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
Hosted by Rhianna B.
Joined in August 2015Things to do nearby
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