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Peaceful Packies @ 3 Willows Farm

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· Sanbornton, Belknap, New Hampshire

13 acres hosted by Amanda S.

6 RV/tent sites

Farm store

Offers products directly sourced or produced on the farm.

Amazing views

Hipcampers say this spot has amazing views.

Family-friendly

Recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp is great for families and kids.

Best in New Hampshire: Finalist

Named one of the best Hipcamps to visit in 2024.

This is a 200 year old farm filled with life. There are well groomed areas and other more wild areas. We are on almost 13 acres of land that attracts all forms of natural wildlife. In addition, we have alpacas, pigs, sheep, goats, dogs, a cat and chickens. There is a beaver pond on the lower property. Each site includes a place to sit and eat (ie. picnic table), fire pit and just breathtaking views. Campers can drive into and park at their site. Each site is separate and private from other sites. We are 15 minutes from Highland Mountain Bike Park We are 15 minutes from Bank of New Hampshire Pavillon (concerts) We are 15 minutes from The Weirs in Laconia (Bike Week) We have two outdoor showers that are very rustic and open and the water is the temperature of the surrounding air (bring a bathing suit or something to shower in, there is no privacy fence at this time) This is an active farm that has an operating butcher shop on the premises. We have a farm store offering a variety of items for sale including eggs, honey, rubs and much more. There is a microwave available to the campers in the farm store as well. Each site will be given a bundle of fire wood on the house, additional wood is for sale. You are welcome to participate in farm work. Coffee (from a local NH roaster), tea, hot chocolate and potable water (from the faucet) will be available daily. We are a farm family with young children so large and rowdy or drinking parties are very heavily discouraged.

Activities

Biking

Boating

Fishing

Hiking

Natural features

Beach

Forest

Lake

River, stream, or creek

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213 ratings · 106 reviews

Christine R.recommends

September 27, 2024

Alpaca Field

We were running a race and two vans of 6 people rotated using their land to camp out. It was well maintained and had amenities we never used like firewood and picnic tables but the Porto potties were very clean and we enjoyed our starry night.

Rachel F.doesn't recommend

September 20, 2024

Christmas Tree

Frustrating and Difficult

The campsite was charming, but my experience was uncomfortable. Upon my arrival, I was greeted with a deserted farm and a farm-store that was in a state of long-standing neglect. There was no wood at the site as described in the listing and when I alerted the host to this, she promptly replied and promised the oversight would be remedied. I left the site for a concert and upon my return, still no wood had been provided. When I asked for a refund the next morning, citing my inability to cook or warm myself, the host refused stating that she “could have told me where the wood was” (but didn’t when I asked) and that I should have let her know I “had additional needs” (which I only had a need for wood and will now in the future just bring my own regardless). This was a frustrating and difficult experience at a place that would have otherwise been relaxing and easy.

Jan L.recommends

September 9, 2024

The Vineyard

Farm Camping

Amanda was a great and welcoming host. Our kids loved the farm animals and the surroundings. The campsite was spacious, clean and well maintained. Great lakes with beaches are close by. We

Tine V.recommends

September 2, 2024

The Vineyard

We loved camping on Amanda's farmland. We stayed on the top campground inside the alpaca area. Peaceful and with an amazing view. Kid friendly and laid-back, our kids quickly had a group of 7 kids to hang out with. Absolutely recommend.

Jay B.recommends

August 29, 2024

Alpaca Valley

Very, very quiet with great views. The alpacas are a blast!

Rafi K.recommends

August 26, 2024

Peaceful Pine

Peaches, 'pacas, piggies, peaceful

We had a wonderful one night stay at Amanda's farm. She was a gracious host, her husband immediately took care of some wasps that had taken residence in the port-o-johns, and we had a peaceful evening and morning before packing out. Would totally stay here again, the sunset and sunrise were beautiful. Also, she shared her bumper peach crop with us and we helped pick a bushel. Overall a great time!

Location

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