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JCs Ooasis

Hosted by Linda · Lake Leelanau, Michigan

2 sites · RV, Tent · 26 acres

97%

33 reviews

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26 acres of forest, wetlands, pasture, creeks, and a pond. We are a working farm: raising goats, and chickens. We live on site. We are also a County destination as a Petting Farm by appointment; providing personalized and private tours of our farm. Home to dogs, cats, miniature pigs, miniature horse and donkey, chickens, ducks, guinea fowl, goats, rabbits, a small cow, and guinea pigs, & more The camp site is tucked in off the main road nearly 300 feet but accessed from our driveway. It is a 45 x 15' gravel pad behind a row of trees that runs parallel to the drive. If you park facing west your doors will be facing an old growth forest in which lies a beautiful sandy bottom creek that flows in to Lake Leelanau. We provide an off-the-ground fire pit. Wood is available for purchase at the roadside stand. When the chickens are laying we have fresh eggs available as well for sale. Potable water is available at the barn. We do provide a porta potty at the barn, as well as, filtered well water at the barn. Wineries, water, and distilleries abound in every direction. Many are within walking and biking distance. The farm is walking distance to Lake Leelanau and Schneider township park. Walking/hiking trails are available throughout the property and nearby areas. Provemont Pond which lies across M-204 is a lovely natural area with many trails. Shopping or rock hunting in historic Fishtown, aka, Leland is 6 minutes by car, a bit longer by bike. We are just minutes to several Lake Michigan beaches, Suttons Bay and Northport. Drive 25 minutes to Traverse City to the Southeast or 33 minutes Southwest to Sleeping Bear Dune climb and the quaint village of Empire. Lots to enjoy for the foodies as well. Aside from the many wineries and distilleries, you can find Nittollos italian fare and stone fired pizza. Dicks Pour House where all the locals go, and Fiddleheads which features many local farm foods in their pop-up weekend menus. In Leland you can dine at The Cove, or Leland Lodge. For quick bites try The Sandwich Shoppe and Carlsons smoked fish during the late spring/summer/early fall times. Fischers Happy Hour on hour way to Northport has the best broasted chicken around. And the VI Grille in Suttons Bay has enough delicious appetizers you could make a meal.

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Hideaway in the pines

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 4 · Vehicles under 40 ft

Located near our newly erected red barn. There is a gravel pad to accommodate RVs, and a small clearing just inside the woodline of gravel pad to accommodate a smaller camping unit or tent. You are welcome to walk about the property and trails, say hello to the farm animals, walk or bike to the lake or to any of the winery and distillery tasting rooms within a mile radius. Fire pit is available for use at the site. Please let u know if you need ashes dumped, please do not dump ashes on the ground. Please leave $ for firewood in green box at wood stand as you enter driveway. As this is a rustic style of camp experience you may observe wildlife including, fox, bobcat, raccoons, possum, birds and bugs to name a few.

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

No electrical hookup

No water hookup

Creekside Hideaway

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 4 · Vehicles under 30 ft

This site while situated near to a neighboring home is separated by a 40' privacy fence on one side and a gorgeous sandy bottom creek on the other side. There is lots of room to accommodate a camper or tent and a car or two. The entrance is tight but workable if approached from the correct angle. If you need assistance parking your trailer, please don't hesitate to contact us. There is a bridge that crosses the creek and takes you to the barn area where the porta Jon, hand washing station and water filter are located. You are welcome to walk about the property and trails, say hello to the farm animals, walk or bike to the lake or to any of the winery and distillery tasting rooms within a mile radius. An off-ground fire pit is available for use at the site. We just ask that if you need ashes removed that you contact us for removal, and not dump on the ground. Please leave $ for firewood and eggs in green box at wood stand as you enter driveway if you require either as they are self serve. As this is a rustic style of camp experience you may observe wildlife including, fox, bobcat, raccoons, possum, birds and bugs to name a few.

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

No electrical hookup

No water hookup

Reviews

97% Recommend35 ratings · 33 reviews

This campsite offers an intimate experience nestled among pine trees, with easy access to trails and a serene creek. Visitors appreciate the welcoming hosts and the friendly farm animals, making it a charming spot for family visits. The location is ideal for exploring the Leelanau Peninsula and Sleeping Bear Dunes, with many guests highlighting its convenience. While most reviews are positive, some mention the lack of amenities like water and electricity.

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