So quiet! Our site was extremely private in the woods. And walking distance to a brewery. Will visit again.

Had a great time at Skyborne Ranch! Boy was it windy though. The new wind fence really helped keeping us from blowing away. Outhouses were spotless. Daniel was happy to provide extra tables and chairs as well. We had a great time bouncing between Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon; this location was perfect for visits to both.

We had a great family outing to Morning Star Ranch. Host was accommodating and shared with us some amazing banana bread and honey. We got a tour of the farm, where kids were able to pet some friendly goats and chickens. Our site (#7) was private, while maintaining close proximity to the outhouse. Our kids enjoyed plucking apart the cattails growing around one of the ponds near our site. There was also a row boat available to scoot around another pond nearby. The ranch was very quiet and exactly what we were looking for.

We had the entire apple orchard to ourselves. Very private and spacious. Our site (more like area) had it's own composting toilet, and was a short walk from drinking water, pond, and game room. We woke up at 2am to a young family of deer munching on black berries and bounding about not 15' from our tent. Love this place.

What a great place to stay! Roy was an accommodating host with great recommendations for both near and far. Directed us to a quiet slot canyon only a few miles away, including directions to a guaranteed parking spot in the shade. Roy also guided us to points of interest and swimming holes on our way towards our next stop to the North.

Campsites were incredibly clean and organized, with firewood already available to us at our site. Semi-composting toilet was kept clean and provided a unique bathroom experience at night as it's open to the stars.

We loved our stay at the farm! We came on a hot weekend where temperatures neared 100 degrees, and were thankful to be at the tree swing site (#5) which is underneath a huge oak tree. This site is also nearest to the one toilet, which can be viewed both positively or negatively.

The communal kitchen was well-stocked, and easy to use while remaining socially distant. During our stay, camping stoves were not allowed to be used at our site due to risk of wildfire.

This place is great and only getting better. Matt has big plans. As of writing, camping is fairly rustic with composting toilets, and minimally developed tent sites. Matt told us we could set up camp anywhere we wanted (except some sacred ground) and he meant it. We could choose to be close to the communal campfire, or way off up the up on his 70+ acres. We didn't explore too far as we found a nice flat spot with great privacy near the fire pit and toilet. I will say that with the exception of a few flat areas near the fire, expect to be on a slope. Though as Matt mentioned, campers are welcome to bring a shovel and make their campsite level.

We had two kids with us (4,7) who loved wondering off exploring. The horses roam free most the day and are incredibly gentle. There's also a few dogs on site with big personalities. All very friendly, though some were troublemakers.

We found the location convenient to Sequoia.

Cell service (Google Fi) was spotty and the WiFi worked fine for some brief but necessary work during the stay.