We enjoyed our Spring trip so much that we came back in Autumn. This is such a beautiful spot for stargazing and quiet nights.

We had a wonderful time camping here with our two small children. The site was very well cared for, there was plenty of room for our large tent, and the provided firewood was the perfect amount for a reasonable fire each night. There was a great little trail around the property that was nice for meandering. John also kindly invited us to help ourselves to produce from his garden and grapes to eat during our stay. We look forward to coming again!

We had such a wonderful time. Jon was a fantastic host. He had 5 gallons of ice cold water waiting at our campsite and even laid a fire in the fire pit so it was waiting for us when we got back to camp at the end of the day. The site was mowed while still preserving natural areas, which we greatly appreciated. The sites were also spread out and spacious (plenty of room for our giant tent). We are definitely coming back. We enjoyed the two wineries that were close by (Hickory Ridge Vineyard and Winery & Pomona Winery). If you enjoy craft beer we also highly suggest a trip to Scratch Brewing -- they use foraged ingredients! We have two small children and really enjoyed the short hikes to the observation points at Little Grand Canyon and the Pomona Natural Bridge. Our whole family was also enchanted by Jeremy "Boo" Rochman Memorial Park. We dare you to find the secret door in the castle! Then what a treat to come back to the campsite at the end of a long day of exploring, listen to the wildlife, and stargaze by the fire. The only thing that would have made our stay better would have been staying even longer.

We had a wonderful time camping at site #1 for two nights with our kids. We woke up each morning to hear a lovely chorus of birds. The site is definitely big enough for multiple tents if needed and even though there were campers at site #3, it is a good distance away and we still felt like we had the place to ourselves. There was plenty of firewood provided for a very reasonable fee and communication with the host was great. Nearby, Back to the Best Country Store had a wonderful selection of produce, meats, cheeses, and various other groceries (along with very kind owners). We also really enjoyed Scoop DeVille Ice Cream Shop in nearby Hartford as well as the Honey Bee museum at Honey Acres, Inc. Kettle Moraine State Park is a very easy distance away with lots of hiking, including a very small child friendly .75 mile nature trail that teaches you about identifying trees. We wouldn't hesitate to come back!

We stayed at the orchard for two nights with our 3-year-old and 6-month-old. We had a great time! There was plenty of room for our large tent and a giant pile of firewood was provided. Our kids were thrilled to spot a groundhog, a wild turkey, and many different song birds. We got to pick asparagus for dinner, stargaze by the fire, and then get lulled to sleep by the frogs and crickets. On a side note, if you enjoy craft beer, the Niles Brewing Company isn't too far and offers cans on demand. We already booked to come back in the Fall!