Tenting on Organic Working Farm

Sweet spot, great little pantry shop in farmhouse, terrific baked goods.

The location is OK. The bakery is a nice feature with tasty goods, but the sites were over booked. There are only 2 sites with fire pit and picnic table. I had specifically reserved site #2, but both sites were occupied when I arrived. Luckily the field is a good size and I was told to just camp anywhere. There were 5 units staying on what are advertised as 2 sites.
The porta potty could benefit from more frequent emptying and cleaning. The size of the spider webs indicate cleaning isn’t very frequent.
Caution: The directions in the app are incorrect and don’t align with the actual location of the site.

I was supposed to have a spot with a fire and some homemade bread that I ordered. The site I picked was overbooked so when I got there there was two of the spots already taken which had the fires set up. It was a very beautiful property and would've wanted to spend more time there. I was going to book a second night on the property if theynwere more accomadating.

Annette and her crew were very welcoming and we enjoyed talking with them about organic farming and the local community. The camp sites have sand pads that are so comfortable!
The sites aren't covered with trees so the sky is wide open and stargazing at night was amazing! The Big Dipper was so huge and close to the ground it seemed like I could reach out and touch it. The sites are close to the road so it's a little noisy in the morning but wasn't a big deal since we usually get up early when we are camping. We had breakfast in the Inn which is adorable and bought some pickles and bread from the store. On the walk between the sites to the Inn there are sweet ponies that like to be fed. This is a perfect spot for travelers because they offer so many amenities!

The sandy tent pads are hella comfy, if a little messy. The available port-a-potty was in impressively good condition. Beautiful little bit of open land.