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Howling Goat Farm and Grange

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· Palmyra, Somerset, Maine

35 acres hosted by Ashley K.

2 RV/tent sites · 1 tent site

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Come visit a converted Grange hall that was MOVED to its current location 10 years ago! Nestled on 35 beautiful acres, it gives you the chance to choose meadow or forest camping along with meeting some new animal friends! Learn more about this land: Come join us on Howling Goat Farm where you can pitch a tent on our field site for a front row seat of the night sky and a spectacular view of the Milky Way. OR we have a secluded site in our wooded area that you are more than welcome to stay in for a more private experience! We are a non-conventional camping area where we don't want anyone to think that they are sardines stuffed into a tiny lot. We keep our bookings to a minimum so more often than not you'll have a whole field to yourselves with more privacy than any other campground. We hope you'll join us for a few days of farm life and the simplicity that we can provide. We are within 4 miles of 95 and centrally located between Rangeley, Baxter, Moosehead and Acadia National Park.

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217 ratings · 107 reviews

Samantha B.recommends

July 25, 2024

Woods Tent & Small Group Site #1

We loved our stay! Howling Goat Farm provided us a place to lay our heads while we ventured into Bangor for a concert. Private, secluded wooded area with a perfect camping platform! We enjoyed seeing the goat, sheep, dogs, chickens and ducks from afar!

Myriam S.recommends

July 18, 2024

RV short term Site #2 (1-5 days)

We stopped at Ashley’s on our way. She has been really generous with us. Our spot had no shades tough, so too hot for our small kids.

Elly M.recommends

July 10, 2024

RV short term Site #2 (1-5 days)

Nothing Howling here.

Such a beautiful, peaceful space. Ashley was very friendly and helpful. This was a great find. I'd stay again.

James O.doesn't recommend

July 9, 2024

RV short term Site #2 (1-5 days)

May not be the site you’re seeking

The photos showing a wooded/private tent site cannot accommodate a camper/car, so that’s definitely something to keep in mind. We were in a field with no shade/privacy. Right next to a humming electric fence. The field was huge and I don’t see why the site is set up where it is. If we were a little further from the house and animals (rooster mostly) and busy road, it would have been quieter. The grass was medium length and extremely buggy (but that’s Maine for you). The host was not responsive via the hipcamp chat questions. We were never provided the water jug but by the time we realized (cleaning up for bed) it was quite late. Granted the other two sites were shaded/more private and I could see how someone would have a great stay, but they are not distinguishable in the listing, so I am leaving this review to warn other campers in case an open field is not what you are looking for.

Bethany C.recommends

July 7, 2024

RV short term Site #2 (1-5 days)

We loved camping on Ashley’s land. Super spacious spot and very accommodating.

Cara J.recommends

June 21, 2024

Woods Tent & Small Group Site #1

My husband and I stayed a couple nights before heading farther north. We had a great stay! The camp spot was secluded and had an outhouse. And we got fresh eggs and got to meet and feed the family’s goats 😊 Our hosts were super friendly and accommodating, which is greatly appreciated when I know they have a farm to take care of! We loved walking the property looking for wildlife. Such a convenient spot from I-95 and near plenty of stores etc. We would def stay again!

Location

Palmyra, Somerset, Maine, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Wabanaki (Dawnland Confederacy), N’dakina (Abenaki / Abénaquis), and Nanrantsouak First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking