Does GeerCrest Farm have toilets?

Yes — toilets are available at every site at GeerCrest Farm.

Is drinking water available at GeerCrest Farm?

Potable water is available at 5 of 6 sites at GeerCrest Farm.

Does GeerCrest Farm have picnic tables?

Picnic tables are available at 5 of 6 sites at GeerCrest Farm.

Does GeerCrest Farm have cooking equipment?

Cooking equipment is available at 2 of 6 sites at GeerCrest Farm.

Does GeerCrest Farm have wifi?

Wifi is available at 3 of 6 sites at GeerCrest Farm. Network: Cabins

Does GeerCrest Farm have trash disposal?

Yes — trash disposal is available at every site at GeerCrest Farm.

How do you get to the sites at GeerCrest Farm?

2WD accessible. Short walk at some sites; drive in at the rest. Wheelchair accessible at some sites.

Are pets allowed at GeerCrest Farm?

Yes — pets are allowed at some sites at GeerCrest Farm. On leash.

Are campfires allowed at GeerCrest Farm?

Yes — campfires are allowed at some sites at GeerCrest Farm. Always review local fire regulations before enjoying a campfire.

What is the check-in process at GeerCrest Farm?

Meet and greet with your host Jim at some sites; head straight to your site at the others.

What is the cancellation policy at GeerCrest Farm?

Full refund 1 week before check in time starts.

What time is check-in and check-out at GeerCrest Farm?

Check-in at 2pm. Check-out at 11am.

How far in advance can you book, and how long can you stay at GeerCrest Farm?

Book up to 12 months ahead. Same-day bookings at some sites; the others need up to 1 day's notice. Stay up to 29 nights depending on the site.

Does GeerCrest Farm have showers?

No — no showers at GeerCrest Farm. Hot and cold water sink on the back porch of the historic farmhouse.

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GeerCrest Farm

Hosted by Jim · Salem, Oregon

6 sites · RV, Tent, Lodging · 21 acres

98%

500 reviews

Family-friendly

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

Best treehouses: Finalist

Named one of the best Hipcamps to visit in 2024.

Best in Oregon: Finalist

Named one of the best Hipcamps to visit in 2023.

Staff verified

Accuracy verified by Hipcamp's on-the-ground team.

GeerCrest Farm was settled by the Geer family in 1848, and is still owned and stewarded by the family. The house Ralph and Mary Geer built in 1851 stands and is one of the oldest in Oregon to remain in the same family. The farm features creeks, forests, pastures, orchards and gardens as well as the historic buildings. Currently we have four friendly sheep and a small flock of Mallard ducks to keep us company. The Pioneer Memorial Orchard features over 50 vairieties of pre 1850 apple trees. The Heritage Grove has ten fruit and nut trees that were recognizeds as a memorial the the early pioneers of the nursery trade by Oregon Heritage Tree program. The 20 acre property, offers three tent camp sites Including the Tree House site, as well as two forest cabins and a small forest bunkhouse (sleeps 6). Our peaceful, small farm offers a reflective immersion in nature and history among the occasional quacking of ducks and baaas of sheep. The scenery from all corners of the farm is incredible - a favorite is the westward view of the valley pasture at sunset -- called "Homer's View" after famous political cartoonist and Geer descendant, Homer Davenport. No matter which camping site you choose, the sounds of the creek, pond frogs, or conversing owls are sure to lull you to sleep. Feel free to roam the farm, but always leave gates as you find them, open or closed. Please say hello to our sheep and barn cats (they may say hello first). Explore the Heritage Grove of historic trees, the Memorial apple orchard and pear glade with varieties circa 1840s, indulge your senses in our medicinal herb garden, and chat with our farm family while they water the veggie gardens, if you so wish! Your experience will certainly be unique to the season. Your host Jim Toler represents the fifth generation of the farm and will happily share stories of the farm and it's history. GeerCrest Farm is truly an off-the-beaten-path gem.

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RV/tent sites

2 sites

Heritage Grove

96%

(140)

RV/tent site · Sleeps 8 · Vehicles under 30 ft

Pitch your tent alongside the babbling creek. Peaceful, small farm offers quiet reflection time among the birds, pond frogs, and occasional chatter of chickens. Relax on the farm or explore the countless things to do in the immediate vicinity! This is truly and off-the-beaten-path gem.

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

No electrical hookup

No water hookup

Alder Meadow

97%

(99)

RV/tent site · Sleeps 8 · Vehicles under 30 ft

Dispersed camping in a large grass field edged with apple trees and alders, a babbling creek, and a historic 1854 black cottonwood tree. GeerCrest Farm is full of beautiful scenery; truly an off-the-beaten-path gem.

No campfires

Toilet

Potable water

No pets

No electrical hookup

No water hookup

Lodging

4 sites

Tree House in the Valley

98%

(125)

Treehouse · Sleeps 12 · 1 toilet

Bring your sleeping bags and set up camp in our Tree House! The views are incredible and the creek that travels along the back of the pasture is sure to lull you to sleep. During the day, you may get visited from the sheep as this unique location is part of a very large pasture. Wear your adventure shoes ;)

Short walk to site

Campfires allowed

Toilet

No potable water

Pets allowed

No showers

WoodBundle Bunkhouse

98%

(66)

Cabin · Sleeps 6 · 1 bedroom · 6 beds · 1 toilet

Enjoy a short walk over a babbling creek footbridge and up a dreamy woodland trail to the bunkhouse. Overseen by oak, maple and fir trees, this lodging has a bed each for up to six friends. Great for a family with kids! The space features two twin beds and two bunks each sporting a pair of single-size (6'3"x2'1"x4") memory foam mattresses. We supply fresh sheets, waterproof covers and pillows and ask you to bring your sleeping bags! You may open the windows on either side of the bunkhouse to welcome a refreshing cross breeze through the simple, rustic-yet-refined space. North-facing french doors open up to a sizable covered porch revealing views of the surrounding trees and the not-too-distant barns and outbuildings. The cabin has electric overhead lighting. There is a sawdust compost toilet (also with switch light) off of the back porch. In both daylight and moonlight, the restorative sounds of wildlife will be accompanying your retreat! *Firewood for the fire pit is not included, so if you would like to have an outdoor campfire, please add it on as an Extra, before booking your stay.* The historic farmhouse is a two minute walk from the bunkhouse. On its back porch, you will find the shared outdoor sink with hot and cold drinking water and a dish washing and food prep area. Feel free to enjoy mealtime at one of the two picnic tables in the grass lawn. Pencil in a v our small-but-mighty herd of sheep; two small ponds; and our various vegetable and herb gardens. Meander through our heirloom apple and pear orchards, watched over by historic hickory, black walnut, and English walnut trees. Please do catch a glimpse of the idyllic sunset over the west valley pasture! Silver Falls State Park is a 20 minute drive away. The park is full of beautifully curated trails that weave around and even under many epic waterfalls throughout vast forestland. Silverton, 10 minutes away, is a quaint and historic town featuring a diverse assortment of eateries, food trucks, and grocery stores, not to mention a bustling weekly farmers markets and craft markets. IMPORTANT: This accommodation is a short, one minute walk from the parking area with a moderate incline up a graveled path. It is surrounded by forest floor vegetation so bring your adventure shoes. (We typically don't have any major mosquito or bug concerns, but feel free to bring your repellent.) There is a second HipCamp lodging and a residential cabin nearby. Please be mindful of sound, especially after 10 pm.

Short walk to site

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

No showers

Understory Cabin

100%

(55)

Cabin · Sleeps 4 · 1 bedroom · 3 beds · 1 toilet

Enjoy a short walk over a babbling creek footbridge and up a dreamy woodland trail to where this cozy cabin awaits. There is a vintage wood stove with wood included for your entire stay. *Firewood for the fire pit is not included, so if you would like to have an outdoor campfire, please add it on as an Extra, before booking your stay.* Tucked in by oak, maple and fir trees, this lodging is designed to sleep up to four. The main room features a very comfortable full size futon bed and the loft sports two memory foam sleeping pads (a 25 inch wide and a 31 inch wide). We supply fresh sheets, waterproof covers and pillows and ask you to bring your sleeping bags! On sunnier days, open the extra-large sliding windows to let in the fresh air. Keep an eye open for the red-throated winter hummingbirds that visit the back porch feeder. In both daylight and moonlight, the restorative sounds of wildlife will be accompanying your retreat! The cabin has electricity (outlets and lights) and a sawdust compost toilet off of the back porch. The covered front porch of the cabin overlooks the campfire area and reveals views of the surrounding trees and the not-too-distant barns and outbuildings. The historic farmhouse is a two minute walk from the Cabin. On its back porch, you will find the shared outdoor sink with hot and cold drinking water and a dish washing and food prep area. Feel free to enjoy mealtime at one of the two picnic tables in the grass lawn. Pencil in a visit to our nearby flock of chickens; our small-but-mighty herd of sheep; two small ponds; and our various vegetable and herb gardens. Meander through our heirloom apple and pear orchards, watched over by historic hickory, black walnut, and English walnut trees. Please do catch a glimpse of the idyllic sunset over the west valley pasture! Silver Falls State Park is a 20 minute drive away. The park is full of beautifully curated trails that weave around and even under many epic waterfalls throughout vast forestland. Silverton, 10 minutes away, is a quaint and historic town featuring a diverse assortment of eateries, food trucks, and grocery stores, not to mention a bustling weekly farmers markets and craft markets. IMPORTANT: This accommodation is a short, one minute walk from the parking area with a moderate incline up a graveled path. It is surrounded by forest floor vegetation so bring your adventure shoes. (We typically don't have any major mosquito or bug concerns, but feel free to bring your repellent.) There is a second HipCamp lodging and a residential cabin nearby. Please be mindful of sound, especially after 10 pm.

Short walk to site

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

No showers

Oak Hill Cabin

100%

(25)

Cabin · Sleeps 4 · 1 bedroom · 3 beds · 1 toilet

Just a short walk over a babbling creek footbridge and up a dreamy woodland trail to where this cozy cabin awaits. There is a vintage wood stove with wood included for your entire stay. *Firewood for the fire pit is not included, so if you would like to have an outdoor campfire, please add it on as an Extra, before booking your stay.* Tucked in by oak, maple and fir trees, this lodging is designed to sleep up to four. The main room features a very comfortable full size futon bed and the loft sports two memory foam sleeping pads (a 25 inch wide and a 31 inch wide). We supply fresh sheets, waterproof covers and pillows and ask you to bring your sleeping bags! In both daylight and moonlight, the restorative sounds of wildlife will be accompanying your retreat! The cabin has electricity (outlets and lights) and a sawdust compost toilet off of the back porch. The covered front porch of the cabin overlooks the campfire area and reveals views of the surrounding trees and the not-too-distant barns and outbuildings. The historic farmhouse is a three minute walk from the Cabin. On its back porch, you will find the shared outdoor sink with hot and cold drinking water and a dish washing and food prep area. Feel free to enjoy mealtime at one of the two picnic tables in the grass lawn. Pencil in a visit to our nearby flock of ducks; our small-but-mighty herd of sheep; two small ponds; and our various vegetable and herb gardens. Meander through our heirloom apple and pear orchards, watched over by historic hickory, black walnut, and English walnut trees. Please do catch a glimpse of the idyllic sunset over the west valley pasture! Silver Falls State Park is a 20 minute drive away. The park is full of beautifully curated trails that weave around and even under many epic waterfalls throughout vast forestland. Silverton, 10 minutes away, is a quaint and historic town featuring a diverse assortment of eateries, food trucks, and grocery stores, not to mention a bustling weekly farmers markets and craft markets. IMPORTANT: This accommodation is a short, two minute walk from the parking area with a moderate incline up a graveled path. It is surrounded by forest floor vegetation so bring your adventure shoes. (We typically don't have any major mosquito or bug concerns, but feel free to bring your repellent.) There are two other HipCamp lodgings nearby. Please be mindful of sound, especially after 10 pm.

Short walk to site

No campfires

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

No showers

Reviews

98%· 577 reviews

Themes

Review summary
Generated from real Hipcamper reviews
GeerCrest Farms offers a peaceful and inviting escape with a touch of rustic charm. The cabins are consistently noted as clean and comfortable, providing a cozy retreat after a day of exploration. Guests appreciate the friendly host, Jim, who is both welcoming and responsive. The farm's serene environment, complete with friendly sheep and beautiful sunsets, makes it a delightful spot for families and nature lovers alike.
Ryan S.
Camped at Oak Hill Cabin with pets, Oct 2026.
Recommends
This is our second visit. The farm is peaceful. We had a rainy, quiet night, and the Oak Hill cabin was perfect. The host greeted me, and the cabin was well-prepared, including wood and papers in the stove, ready to light. Everything was clean.
Colette L.
Tent camped at Heritage Grove with pets, Oct 2026.
Recommends
Lovely campsite with a beautiful orchard next to it
Reinaldo A.
Camped at WoodBundle Bunkhouse with friends, Oct 2026.
Recommends
Great spot. Cabins are nice and well kept. Host is friendly and responsive. Great time exploring the farm. Perfect spot for a weekend trip.

Amenities

Fire pitsAt some sites · Private fire pit · Firewood provided, Firepit, Communal
Composting toilets
Potable waterAt some sites · Spigot, Tap, Pump or well, Bottled water or jugs
Picnic tablesAt some sites
WifiAt some sites
Trash disposalCompost bin, Recycling bin, Trash bin
Cooking equipmentAt some sites · Communal, Sink or other dishwashing station
No showers
No electricity hookup
No water hookup
No laundry
No hot tub
No playground

Things to know

Walk-in access at some sites2WD accessible. Short walk at some sites; drive in at the rest. Wheelchair accessible at some sites.
Pet-friendly at some sitesOn leash.
Campfires allowed at some sitesAlways review local fire regulations before enjoying a campfire.
Check-in processMeet and greet with your host Jim at some sites; head straight to your site at the others.
Cancellation policyFull refund 1 week before check in time starts.
Check-in and check-outCheck-in at 2pm. Check-out at 11am.
Booking windowBook up to 12 months ahead. Same-day bookings at some sites; the others need up to 1 day's notice. Stay up to 29 nights depending on the site.