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Past trips
Hope Found Farm
in Eastern Shore Farmette, MarylandNorthern Pocono Campsite
in Northern Pocono Campsite, PennsylvaniaBeachside Serenity at Cape San Blas
in Beachside Serenity CSB, FloridaDeer Forest Hideaway RV site
in Deer Forest Hideaways, DelawareGreat host
Brenda was a lovely host. We purchased the farm fresh eggs, collected from her nearby family's farm, and they were great.
Her property is surrounded by trees/woods and feels very private. Horse paddock is next to the camping area, so you can wake up to watch her three horses (including one miniature!).
Camping area is behind her garage/barn, which is opposite her home in her back yard. There is one tent site and one RV site. Concrete pad was big enough to hold our 28.5 foot travel trailer with about 2 feet of extra room. It is a tight turn from driveway to pad behind garage/barn, but definitely doable. Only concern was that there is grass between the driveway and the concrete pad, which isn't necessarily a problem unless you arrive during a daylong downpour like we did. Brenda was unconcerned for her yard and very helpful/kind, but it did cause a bit of a mud situation.