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Fruitdale Farm

Hosted by Aimee · Bainbridge, Ohio
9 sites · RV, Tent, Lodging · 20 acres
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Come stay at our little sustainable farmstead amid the beautiful rolling hills of southern Ohio! Our peaceful 20 acres has a good mix of woods, wild meadows and maintained cleared areas as well as a small pond, all of which can be explored via our nature trail. Enjoy the sounds of nature and an incredible night sky. FIREWOOD and seasonal farm goods are available for purchase at a self-serve stand (several payment options available). There is also a wonderful sauna on the property that can be reserved (go to sauna to reserve a time). Great hiking, kayaking, biking, birding, fishing, swimming, and disc-golfing opportunities just a few miles away at Paint Creek State Park and the Highland Nature Sanctuary. Amish country is also just 15 minutes away with a great bakery, markets and greenhouses. This area is home to an impressive network of ancient earthworks including the world famous Serpent Mound. Our accommodations range from primitive tent-camping to "glamping" in one of our tiny off-grid cabins. The sites are spaced out for privacy and each site offers a private picnic table and fire pit. There are two shared privies/outhouses which have basic composting toilets (not flushing). A grassy parking area is provided near the road, however, ALL SITES ARE WALK-IN (with the exception of site #1). ***Please take note that this is private property and the host lives on site. If you are looking for a place to be loud and party into the night, this is not the place for you. If you are looking to spend some quality time in nature, welcome. There are rules.
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Site 3 (woodland gully)

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Tent site · Sleeps 10
Site #3: This site is situated in the woods, just beyond the pond (to the right) and overlooks a small creek. It is completely shaded when the trees have their leaves and is quite private, despite being right next to the stage. Good hammock trees! The site is easily accessible and offers a picnic table and small fire ring and is just a short walk (1 min) to the pond and privy. (2 minute walk from parking, however, it is possible to drive down around the pond for unloading, if necessary, when the ground is dry. Please stay on the pond levee and then park near gate after unloading). This site can accommodate 2-3 large tents or 5+ smaller tents. See photos. Firewood and farm goods can be purchased at a little self-serve shed near the stage (several payment options available). There is a wonderful sauna that can be reserved for a fee (go to the sauna for information and to reserve a time). Please note that the stage area is not part of site 3 so please keep all belongings within your site.
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Site 2 (woodland gully)

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Tent site · Sleeps 6
Site #2: This site is set back in the woods, down a small slope just beyond the pond (to the left) and overlooks a small creek. It is completely shaded when the trees have their leaves and is quite private. Good hammock trees! The site offers a picnic table and small fire ring and is just a short walk (1 min) to the pond and privy. (2 minute walk from parking, however, it is possible to drive down around the pond for unloading, if necessary, when the ground is dry. Please stay on the pond levee and then park near gate after unloading). This site will accommodate 2 large tents or 4 small (2-person) tents. See photos. Firewood and farm goods can be purchased at a little self-serve shed near the stage (several payment options available). There is a wonderful sauna that can be reserved for a fee (go to the sauna for information and to reserve a time).
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Site 4 (juniper meadow)

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Tent site · Sleeps 8
Site #4: This site is situated on the back half of the property in a peaceful field dotted with shrubby cedar trees (it's a decent 3-5 min hike from parking). Located near the edge of the woods, just beyond the creek, site 4 offers great sunsets and views of the night sky. It is not possible to drive to this site, as you will have to cross a small creek/ravine by a narrow bridge and continue down a short trail through the woods, including a steep slope (about 100m from the unloading area... wheelbarrow available upon request). It's a little bit more work to get to this site but you'll have a few peaceful acres all to yourselves (out of sight from all other sites). This site offers privacy, a picnic table and small fire ring. It is a short walk (3 min) to the pond and parking and very close to Privy #2. The site is flat and grassy with space for 3-4 large tents or 7 small tents. Firewood and farm goods can be purchased at a little self-serve shed near the stage (several payment options available). There is a wonderful sauna that can be reserved for a fee (go to the sauna for information and to reserve a time).
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Site 5 (woodland gully)

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Tent site · Sleeps 6
Site #5: This site is situated in the woods, beyond the pond and across the ravine, and overlooks a small creek. It is completely shaded when the trees have their leaves. Good hammock trees! It is not possible to drive to this site, as you will have to cross a small creek/ravine by a narrow bridge and continue down a short trail through the woods, including a steep slope (about 100m from the unloading area... you're welcome to use any wagons you see, just return them). It's a little bit more work to get to this site, but it offers good shade, a picnic table and a small fire ring. It is a short walk (2-3 min) to the pond and parking. Privy #2 is within a minute walk. This site is not well suited for huge tents (see photos for layout) but can accomodate 3 smaller tents. Firewood and farm goods can be purchased at a little self-serve shed near the stage (several payment options available). There is a wonderful sauna that can be reserved for a fee (go to the sauna for information and to reserve a time).
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Site 1 (flat hilltop)

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 15 · Vehicles under 25 ft
Site #1: (NOTICE: THIS SITE MOVED IN 2024. ANY PRIOR REVIEWS DO NOT APPLY TO THE CURRENT LOCATION) This is our only campsite that you can drive to and park at. It is a flattened hilltop with about 50'x70' of flat open space; plenty of room for a small camper or RV (no hookups and no generators, please) and/or several tents. The site is visible from the road, so it's not very secluded. However, it is set back against a tree line and offers a very nice view of the orchard, garden and the night sky (this is the place to be for watching the full moon rise, a meteor shower or other astronomical event). The site is surrounded by a large grassy field and is a quick walk to the pond, which has a little dock for sitting to watch the koi and the sunset. The site has a picnic table and a fire pit. Guests will have access to a shared composting toilet and the self-serve firewood shed on the back side of the pond (100ft walk), as well as about 1 mile of groomed nature trails throughout the 20 acre property. While the site is within view of the road, it's a pretty quiet country road. Please note that there are neighbors. You may hear some occasional dogs barking, ATVs going by or even a gunshot once in a while. This is normal for this area. That being said, it's a very peaceful place the majority of the time. Firewood and farm goods can be purchased at a little shed near the stage (several payment options available). There is a wonderful sauna that can be reserved for a fee (go to the sauna for information and to reserve a time).
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The Whole Darn Place

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 80 · Vehicles under 25 ft
Rent the entire property for your private gathering or retreat! The site is ideal for a rustic outdoor retreat, group campout or micro-wedding. The 20 acre property is in a beautiful natural setting on a quiet country road with close proximity to several outdoor recreation opportunities (hiking, swimming, disc golf, kayaking, boating, fishing, birding, climbing, et). If interested in booking The Whole Darn Place, it's best to book as far in advance as possible, as individual sites may get booked.  Any specifics (including extra guests) can be discussed with the host upon booking.  Just send me a message and we will see what can be arranged.  :) PLEASE READ ENTIRE DESCRIPTION BEFORE BOOKING  Reservation includes 5 designated campsites (each has space for 2-5 tents and its own fire ring and picnic table), three tiny off-grid cabins (Little Fern Cabin, the A-frame at the Cedar Sanctuary and the Sugar Shack Cabin: 2 people each) and exclusive access to the pond, stage, outdoor gazebo kitchen, nature trails and sauna. The campsites are spaced apart for privacy and there are three privies (simple outhouses) conveniently located throughout the property. There is ample parking in the field by the road and plenty of space for additional camping in the grassy areas. Firewood and farm goods can be purchased at a little self-serve shed near the stage (several payment options available). There is a wonderful sauna that can be reserved for a fee (go to the sauna for information and to reserve a time). PLEASE NOTE THAT THE PROPERTY DOES NOT YET HAVE ELECTRICITY besides the solar power at the Fern Cabin and Gazebo kitchen. There are two spigots with potable water, as well as the gazebo sink. ALL OF THE CAMPSITES ARE WALK-IN (it is not possible to drive to and park at the individual campsites besides site 1). Car camping is an option in the open field and at site 1. Also, this is a working farmstead and there's a chance the host will be working in the garden during your stay. The host's residence is on the property but with a separate entrance from the camping areas.
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Cedar Sanctuary A-Frame (site 6)

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Cabin · Sleeps 2
Hidden away in a grove of cedar trees, this tiny A-frame cabin (10'x10' footprint) is cozy and secluded, well out of view from other campsites and with great views of the night sky.  A perfect getaway for couples, the cabin is furnished with a full sized bed with memory foam mattress, clean bedding, a small table, solar lighting, a usb mini fan (bring your own power bank) and a portable propane heater in the cold months.  The site offers a picnic table, fire pit, a grate for cooking over the fire, two chairs and a hammock.  There is no electricity but there are solar string lights both inside the cabin and above the picnic table, which provide ample light.  A shared outhouse with a composting toilet is located just 30ft from the cabin. Parking is available near the road and there will be a moderate walk (5-10 minutes) to the site, including a steep hill and a narrow creek crossing (wagons/wheel barrows are available for hauling gear).  Enjoy a campfire under the stars and fall asleep to the sounds of crickets, frogs and owls.     There is a small pond on the property with a little dock that is great for swimming on hot days (bring your pool floats!) and there is a little nature trail (3/4 mile) that is accessible right from the campsite (follow the wooden signs).    FIREWOOD is self serve (there are several payment options) and can be purchased at the little wood shed on the way back to your site. There is a wonderful SAUNA on the property that you may reserve by the hour (go to the sauna to reserve a time).
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Little Fern Cabin

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Cabin · Sleeps 2
This quaint, little (8'x12') off-grid guest cabin was once a donkey shed on a farm located about 8 miles away. Tucked back into a cluster of cedar and locust trees, this simple cabin, although not far from the road, is secluded and is mostly shaded in the summer. It is well insulated and has plenty of windows. The cabin offers a full-sized comfy bed (must use step stool) with clean bedding, a large dresser, a desk, chair, bookcase and solar electricity. A covered porch with two comfy chairs is perfect for sitting and relaxing at any point in the day.  There is also a small outdoor dining area with a fire pit, gas grill and refrigerator (unplugged in winter). This cabin enjoys exclusive access to the gazebo kitchen which is well equipped with a sink (water is potable), 3-burner propane stove and all of the essential cookware for preparing a full meal. You will find a french press for making coffee. A simple outhouse with a composting toilet is located just steps away from the cabin. Parking is available near the road and there will be a very short walk (1minute) to the cabin.    Firewood is self serve and can be purchased at the little wood shed on the back side of the pond (there are several payment options). There you will see signs directing you to the nature trails and sauna. The sauna can be reserved upon arrival and all of the instructions are posted (go to the sauna to reserve a time). Please note that the solar power to the cabin and gazebo is sufficient for running the lights, charging small devices and running a small fan, but will not power larger appliances such as slow cookers and heated blankets. The area offers plenty to do offsite, including hiking, biking, birding, disc golfing, kayaking, boating and swimming at the nearby state parks and the highlands nature sanctuary. You will also find several Amish businesses nearby and grabbing lunch at the Country Crust Bakery is a must (the pretzel bun sandwiches are a big hit)! More info will be posted at the cabin. ***IN WINTER*** A small propane heater will be provided inside the cabin. The gazebo sink will be disconnected, however, jugs can be filled from the frost-free hydrant beside the gazebo.
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Sugar Shack Cabin

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Cabin · Sleeps 3
The perfect woodsy getaway for an adventurous couple or a few friends. Accessible only on foot (0.15 mile hike down a narrow trail through the forest with a small slope), this rustic and cozy little cabin (120sq ft) is tucked far back into the woods and next to a small stream. Backpacking your gear in is recommended. There are plenty of comforts awaiting you at the cabin. The sugar shack cabin was built almost entirely out of salvaged oak barn wood and is completely off-grid (no plumbing or electricity). There are some rechargeable lanterns provided but you will want to bring a headlamp or flashlight for getting around at night. The cabin is well insulated and with plenty of windows which offer 360 degree forest views and the wood burning stove will keep you cozy on cold nights.  There is a full-size bed in the loft (bedding provided, must use ladder) and a sofa, which serves as a comfy single bed (bring your own bedding for the sofa). The kitchenette has a 2-burner propane stove and basic cookware and dishes you would need to prepare simple meals. There is covered porch with a table and two chairs and a fire grate and a small charcoal grill for cooking. 5 gallons of potable table tap water are provided for drinking and cooking. Water can be refilled at a spigot near the parking area. A simple composting privy is just outside the cabin and there is a second, shared, bathroom at the host residence (about 75m away) with a hot shower, sink and composting toilet. There is a fire ring beside the cabin and some nature trails to explore through the forest.  The pond nearby (5 min walk) has a little dock and is great for swimming on hot days. Firewood and farm goods can be purchased at a little self-serve shed near the stage (several payment options available). There is a wonderful sauna that can be reserved for a fee (go to the sauna for information and to reserve a time). Things to bring:  cooler, food/bevs, headlamp/flashlight, portable power bank for charging devices, towel, bluetooth speaker, books/games, hammock, etc.   More info is provided at the cabin.
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99% Recommend1177 ratings · 652 reviews
Recommends
· October 2025
Perfect Nature Retreat!
Little Fern Cabin
This a perfect spot to unwind in nature. The host is awesome!
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Dovie A.
4 reviews
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· October 2025
Sugar Shack Cabin
The Sugar Shack is the perfect secluded primitive stay! Be prepared to take one of the wagons if you packed a lot of stuff. Aimee did a fantastic job utilizing her land for campers, It’s family friendly and there’s plenty to do. The wood burning stove was the perfect addition to our cold autumn evenings, it makes it so cozy while settling in for the night. When we first got there, Aimee had the stove packed for us already and a bundle of wood. I would recommend a trip here 10/10!!
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Brittni R.
2 reviews
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· October 2025
Just book your trip already! :)
Tent · With kids ·
Site 5 (woodland gully)
We loved camping with our kidddos on Aimee’s beautiful farm. Felt like we packed the house (if you have kids..you know) and that def kicked our butt getting to site 5 with the multiple trips down and up steep hills lugging carts and wagons! If you don’t want a serious leg workout, choose sites 2 or 3 :) The camp store was cute and stocked with goodies that we had to try! The dill pickles were uh-mazing. We loved walking the trails and were fascinated by the pawpaw trail. The privy was clean and served its purpose well for the rest of my family lol Site 5 was well laid out, semi private in late Oct with so many fallen leaves, a couple great spots for hammocks, and sits across the creek from site 3 (empty while we were there). There was a loud-ish crew staying close by at another site - but we were all so tired by the end of the day, it didn’t bother us at all :) Already can’t wait to come back! Aimee was very nice and you can tell that she just loves her farm and sharing it with others. Thanks Aimee! 10/10 would recommend!
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Laura E.
1 month on Hipcamp
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· October 2025
Solo Rob
Tent ·
Site 2 (woodland gully)
This is an excellent place to camp. Beautiful and extremely well-kept. Highly recommended!
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Robert M.
2 reviews
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· October 2025
Site 3
Tent ·
Site 3 (woodland gully)
Great place with nice secluded sites & small cabins. We stayed at site 3. It’s closest to drop off, stage, firewood, and farm stand. It’s also the first site before going down the trails to site 4 & 5. Toilet (pivy) area is well kept with a hand washing station outside. Other than neighboring dogs barking at night, we had a great time!
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Ashley J.
3 reviews
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· October 2025
Fern Cabin
Little Fern Cabin
another amazing stay at fruitdale farm! The fern cabin was super cozy, kept us warm and dry during some rainy weather. My boyfriend and I have loved our time staying at fruitdale over the years. You can feel the love that is put into this land 💛
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Sammy P.
8 reviews
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· October 2025
Everything is wonderful
Tent ·
Site 2 (woodland gully)
Everything about this place is lovely, from the camp spots to the privies. I would absolutely come back here.
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Koltron3030 G.
5 months on Hipcamp
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· October 2025
Tent · With kids ·
Site 4 (juniper meadow)
Our family stayed in the Juniper trees area at Camp 4. We found this site to be quite private, protected from any wind and it felt like our own space. The grounds are kept quite nice and appreciated the well water access. The homemade goods for purchase were a great little surprise also. The pond and chickens kept our daughter entertained and the nearby hikes in Rocky Fork Gorge we pretty impressive. Loved the no fuss check in and check out. We will definitely be back.
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Ryan P.
2 months on Hipcamp
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· October 2025
Perfect for families
Tent · With kids ·
Site 3 (woodland gully)
Fruitdale farm was fantastic. The site (Site 3) was perfectly secluded in a grove, with ample tent space and close to privy and unloading/ loading area. The whole site was just beautiful for kiddos to run around and check out fish in the pond, gardens, chickens, and the trails. We had such a great time and can't wait to go back.
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Daniel W.
4 reviews
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· October 2025
Super nice! No complains
Tent · Group trip ·
Site 5 (woodland gully)
If you love camping you will live Fruitdale Farm! The campsite was super nice, enough away from others to feel private, and close enough to the bathrooms. We stayed at site 5 and loved it. The little farm stand was really nice, the garden is amazing and we loved the Sunday morning sauna session while it rained outside.. I totally recommend this place and will be back again!
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Petra S.
2 months on Hipcamp
Recommends
· October 2025
Beautiful property
19 ft Class B ·
Site 1 (flat hilltop)
We loved Fruitdale Farm! The property is well maintained and very peaceful. We enjoyed sitting in the sauna in the evening and enjoyed sitting by the pond with our coffee in the morning. It was a great one night getaway for us!
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Matt G.
6 months on Hipcamp
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· October 2025
11 out of 10, would camp again!
Tent ·
Site 2 (woodland gully)
This was the perfect place to camp while hiking in the area! Campsite #2 felt very private and secluded and was a great spot for both hammock and tent camping.
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Beth H.
3 reviews
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· October 2025
With kids ·
Little Fern Cabin
We loved our stay at the Little Fern Cabin for a glamping getaway for our 16th Anniversary. The kitchen was great to prepare our own food and the porch offered a private spot to eat while listening to the birds. We loved exploring the property and would love to come back with our four kids at one of the tent camping sites in the future.
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Ryan S.
3 months on Hipcamp
Not recommend
· October 2025
Denied refund aftr medical emergeny
With kids ·
Sugar Shack Cabin
I was excited to take my kids to Fruitdale Farm. As a single mom, I appreciated that it was an affordable trip. However, I got violently ill with a bacterial infection and had to be hospitalized twice--once two days before the start of the trip, and once on what would have been the first night of the trip. When I wrote to Aimee 48 hours before the start of the trip, asking if I could possibly bump our reservation to another weekend, or receive a partial refund, given the medical emergency (& explaining the extreme, sudden nature of the illness),she refused, rigidly sticking with her policy of 3 days' notice. This was my first time using HipCamp, which interested me as a more community-oriented company than AirBnB or corporate hotels. I was really disappointed to discover Aimee's callousness in the face of real suffering by a potential repeat customer. She didn't even have the courtesy to say, "Sorry you're sick," or offer even a partial refund for the firewood or sauna session I purchased. To me, this indicates a person who cares more about lost income than other people, and in this way, does not uphold the ethos that HipCamp espouses in their mission statement. I will be lodging a formal complaint with the company to try to recoup some of the amount. It's a family farm, not a chain hotel, where this rigid disregard comes with the territory. Being in hospitality/tourism means building good relationships from the start, & at the very least, showing a little sympathy.
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Keija P.
2 months on Hipcamp
Recommends
· October 2025
Tent · With pets ·
Site 2 (woodland gully)
We had a lovely stay!! 10/10 would recommend- it’s a magical little spot for a weekend getaway!
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Casey M.
3 months on Hipcamp
Recommends
· October 2025
Cedar Sanctuary A-Frame (site 6)
What a perfect spot and perfect stay! It felt like a quiet and secret hideaway and yet everything that I needed was so easily accessible, including local hikes, attractions, and her farm stand. She has thought of many little touches that help guests feel welcome and the stay cozy and comfortable. I hope to return soon!
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Jessica S.
3 reviews
Recommends
· October 2025
Tent ·
Site 1 (flat hilltop)
Fruitdale is my all time favorite camping destination! Aimee is a great host and has an amazing place!
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Kendra R.
5 reviews
Recommends
· October 2025
Cute and cozy!
Tent · With pets ·
Site 2 (woodland gully)
This was such a cute little camping area! The camping sites were decently spread apart and we loved the little farmstead by the firewood. It was also super convenient to be at site 2 near the privy and you guys did great with all the little signs to tell you where to navigate to! Unfortunately I didn't have time to try out the sauna since we got there later than expected but we would definitely consider staying there again for our ohio vacation!
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Darla V.
2 months on Hipcamp
Recommends
· October 2025
So relaxing!
Tent · With pets ·
Site 3 (woodland gully)
This is our second time staying at Aimee’s place and we absolutely love it! Such a lovely and relaxing time. It’s a family favorite now for sure.
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Audrey C.
2 reviews
Recommends
· October 2025
Tent · With pets ·
Site 5 (woodland gully)
This campsite was wonderful. It felt like a whole park with only 6 (or so) campsites and cabins. The thoughtful walking trails provided a lot of peace. At night, it feels very private. You can certainly hear the other campers, but way less so than at a state park, and you definitely don't feel like you're on top of another group. The privies were very nice, and the farm stand was a great boost to the stay. I would advise that the walk to the campsites (while beautiful) does involve going up and down a decent hill, so wagon steering is a factor! Overall, 99/100! Absolutely our favorite campground we have ever been to.
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Nick S.
2 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· October 2025
Site 4 (juniper meadow)
Camp 4 was great for our larger group - secluded and at the back of the property. It was a great stay, and having the little farm market was lovely!
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Pam W.
2 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· October 2025
Great time
Cedar Sanctuary A-Frame (site 6)
Such a cute and unique place! I originally got Hipcamp to find some places for tent camping but thought the cabin was too cute. We loved the whole set up and farm. It’s private and well cared for. We loved the veggie and produce stand by the firewood. We also had a lovely farm cat stay with us for the second evening which was adorable. We are not afraid of bugs and spend most weekends camping but there were definitely a surplus of stink bugs in the cabin which made me a bit meh, mostly they were present in the daytime so not terrible at night. Guessing just a seasonal thing but definitely something to consider if you’re weird with bugs. Otherwise, everything was perfect!!
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Olivia B.
3 months on Hipcamp
Recommends
· October 2025
18 ft campervan ·
Site 1 (flat hilltop)
Trip #2 to the Fruitdale Farm was even grander than #1! Peaceful & calming. Easy to find. Everything you'll need for a memorable experience is provided. Prepare to smile alot on this Land!
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Jim Y.
5 reviews
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· October 2025
great find!
Tent ·
Site 3 (woodland gully)
Fruitdale Farm was super cute! It was easy to find and remote enough to still feel isolated. It was close enough to great fishing sites and hiking trails. The firewood bundles were easy and convenient at this location as they are RIGHT there. The trees at this site were perfect for our hammock and really a great place to set up. My only complaint is that we could see another campsite from our site ( we were at site 3). I wish we couldn't have seen/heard them so well especially because they were a big group ( if it was a couple like us- I don't think it would have been as bad), so next time we will probably pick a different site at Fruitdale to avoid this! Just something to consider when picking which site at Fruitdale Farms to choose, but definitely check this place out - it's adorable!
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Krystal K.
2 reviews
Recommends
· September 2025
Tent ·
Site 2 (woodland gully)
Awesome spot to relax! Big variety in where and how you camp!
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Joshua C.
4 reviews
Recommends
· September 2025
Tent · With pets ·
Site 2 (woodland gully)
Absolutely amazing 12/10 recommend! We loved the location of camp #2 and would stay there again. With a short walk to accessible water, right around the corner from the privy, and purchasing extra wood and goodies at the farm stand! Such a treat! The grounds were so beautiful and our time spent at Fruitdale Farm was extremely relaxing and peaceful, just what we needed! Aimee was very attentive and responsive when messaging with any needs, such a delight! Thanks so much for everything, we truly enjoyed our stay, and can’t wait to come back again!
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Sara S.
4 months on Hipcamp
Recommends
· September 2025
17 ft campervan ·
Site 1 (flat hilltop)
Very cool place. Very cool vibe. Lots of great parks and trails nearby.
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Richard M.
39 reviews
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· September 2025
Tent ·
Site 5 (woodland gully)
Fruitdale Farm is easy to navigate, beautiful, and clean with excellent amenities and add-ons. I always love being on this land. There's something magical here.
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Helen S.
12 reviews
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· September 2025
Tent ·
Site 3 (woodland gully)
I have stayed here a bunch of times and every time it is great!
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Erik T.
16 reviews
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· September 2025
Highly recommend!
Little Fern Cabin
My daughter and I had a great weekend getaway together at Fruitdale Farm! Aimee is an excellent host and our stay was so peaceful. A much needed break from the chaos of life. We stayed at the fern cabin site and it was so nicely done! So excited to book again sometime soon!
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Dovie A.
4 reviews

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Bainbridge, Ross, Ohio, United StatesTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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Hosted by Aimee G.

Joined in July 2017
Response rate: 100%

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