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Truffle Tryst Farm

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· Toledo, Lincoln, Oregon

32 acres hosted by Bob & Stephanie F.

2 RV/tent sites

Welcome to your campsite nestled in a mostly wooded property, situated between timber lands and the Siuslaw National Forest. We offer a few open field areas suitable for camping, providing support for vehicles when dry, as well as areas nestled between Douglas Fir trees. Our modern double restroom features running water and a hot shower for your comfort. Towels and washcloths are available. Please note that while this is a working farm with minimal resources, we strive to offer an authentic camping experience. However, due to recent weather events, particularly an ice storm, our property may have debris from downed tree limbs. While the main field remains pristine, private areas may have visible debris. Explore our small aquaponics system, which has been running for about ten years and which now houses sunfish, koi, and bass. We have occasional visits from elk, deer, bobcats, coyotes, bears, and mountain lions. Our year-round stream hosts salmon spawning annually, and nearby, you'll find a large swimming hole for relaxation. Adjacent to our property, the legacy Glenwood Cemetery adds to the serene atmosphere. Enjoy stunning sunrise or sunset views from Table Mountain just a couple of miles away. Please be aware that our property borders a timber company, so access to certain areas may vary, especially during active logging hours. Ayers Lake located a bit past Table Mountain is a secluded spot for trout fishing. For outdoor enthusiasts, the new C2C trail (Corvallis to Coast) crosses our road just over two miles above us, offering opportunities for short hikes or bike rides. While we offer peace and quiet, please plan accordingly as we are fairly distant from activity areas. Note that a portion of your journey to our property may lack cell coverage, but we provide a reliable satellite connection for communication needs once you arrive.The barn field camping area is approximately 300 feet long by 200 feet wide of moderately level grass between a stand of 20-year-old Douglas Fir trees and a small fenced-in orchard. The creek is about 200 feet past the far edge of the field. You are welcome to spread out anywhere in the field. Do not drive vehicles past the solar panels towards the creek as there are numerous sink holes in that area that could cause a vehicle to get stuck. The restrooms are on the opposite side of the barn from the camping field, and you would have passed them on the way in from the road. The restroom water is filtered and UV sterilized. Towels and washcloths are available. There is an electrical outlet on the white connection box located beside the solar panels. It is always available but only for low power applications such as charging devices, an air pump, etc. (no RV hookup, heaters, or cook tops). The barn is generally not open to the public as it contains too many hazards to adequately explain in a short period of time. A picnic table and some small camp chairs are available if desired.

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Kitty P.recommends

April 20, 2024

Barn Large Field

a lovely, peaceful getaway 🌈

A beautiful farm with tons of exciting views, wildlife, as well as truly neat agricultural and eco-friendly facilities. I camped here for 10 days and the hosts, Bob and Stephanie, were so kind and accommodating that they almost felt like family by the end of my stay. Truly warmhearted and knowledgeable folks, they have wealths of information on all sorts of stuff, like the organic produce they grow (including tea plants for fresh tea!) and their aqua-ponics house. the bathroom is super clean and comfortable, there’s an accessible side as well! beautiful flat, mowed field with a barn, a restroom/shower building, mature trees, and a homebuilt greenhouse! there are elk the cross the properties creek often and even a truffle grove with flat enough areas to tent camp or picnic in. this was such a magical, wholesome place to visit. i felt safe and comfortable and it was so tranquil and honestly healing. thank you Bob and Stephanie, this was my favorite place i have been so far :’) i swear ill keep in touch!

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Toledo, Lincoln, Oregon, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla, Älsé (Alsea), Yakina, Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde, and Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Bob & Stephanie F.Joined in May 2022

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