Pure genuine camping experience
Molly is an perfect, incredible host, very fiendly, kind and generous. Guided tour of the museum and dormatory included but I recommend giving a donation. In my opinion, this is a pure genuine camping experience at its very best. We took Site 3 which is a nice quiet spot, on grass, in a field on a small hill with a view on the cow and horse fields below. No mosquitoes nor evil flies whatsoever. Access to good and fresh water (spigot) and dumpster. An easy nature trail (approx. 2-3km) surrounds the historic village. On Saturday, must go to the Miller's Amish baked food kiosk, 10 min from the campsite (for the strawberry pie and delicious goodies) and farmers market in Newport (delicious BBQ stand ). In Newport, the thai restaurant is very good. A free dump station is also located in Newport. The campsite gives you easy access to Willoughby forest trailheads (10-20 min). Great, great thank you to Molly and Tilly. We had such a fantastic time. I even recommended Old stone house to my co-workers