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Past trips
Wine Trail Wilderness
in Wine Trail Wilderness, IllinoisWe loved our time here! Jon is a great host and is very accommodating. He had fire wood ready to go for us and brought us a bottle of wine when we realized that all of the wineries were closed. The space is really peaceful and you can see so many stars. We hope to be back again soon!
Site 2. Celtic Crossing
in A Country Retreat, NebraskaWe loved our night at Camp Carlow. Iris had cut some fresh irises for us that she left at our campsite. She spent some time sharing stories about her land and brought us some firewood. The space was private and just what we needed on our way from the badlands back to Nashville.
Barnyard campsite
in Gail F.âs Land, KansasMy husband and I spent one night on Gailâs farm on our way from Nashville to Colorado. While we werenât there long, we felt like it was a great little oasis to break up our trip. We had a few hours before the sun went down to meet the dogs, cows and chicken and explore the land. Itâs beautiful and we loved our time on the farm!