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Pumpkin House CO
in The Pumpkin House, ColoradoPast trip
in Buford Canyon, WyomingWe enjoyed every second of our time at South Crow Cabin! This campsite is an incredible hidden gem, and we are unbelievably happy we got a chance to stay at this magical place.
Chas and Gail were some of the most incredible hosts we’ve ever met; they were warm and welcoming and went out of their way to make sure our stay was perfect.
The cabin is incredibly thought out, down to every last detail. There are usb charger outlets right on the wall along with a bag of various charging cables for whoever might need them. There’s a bluetooth speaker for campers to use as well.
A gallon of water is provided, along with coffee provisions. We were blown away by the dual purpose heater which can be used to heat both the cabin and water for coffee.
The giant reclaimed windows open up for a fresh breeze through the cabin and provide the most spectacular view.
Chas and his wife Gail have an incredible eye for design and we fell in love with the unique and artistic cabin decor.
The clean and well maintained bathroom is just a few steps from the cabin door. There is a sink operated by a foot pump that provides plenty of water. The bathroom is well stocked with towels, and cleaning supplies.
We watched the sunset on the cabin patio, roasting marshmallows over the fire table and enjoying spectacular canyon views. The fire table was convenient, safe, and very easy to use; we loved it!
We loved the location of this campsite; it’s a very short drive from the main freeway, yet it borders thousands of acres of public land, making it feel like it’s truly out in the middle of undisturbed nature. The dirt path to get from the road to the cabin is clearly marked and well maintained and it’s easy to drive straight up to the campsite.
Along the property fence line Chas has placed sturdy ladders that make it easy for campers to hike to and explore the beautiful canyon on the public land. There are hiking paths winding as far as you can see into the stunning landscape, and we wished we had way more time to go out and explore everything!




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Full Hookup RV Site at The Farm
in Crossing Creeks Farm, TennesseePast trip
in Pure Paradise Lebanon station, FloridaWe absolutely fell in love with this hidden gem!
Lebanon station is rich in history; in the 1920s and 30s the train ran through this station. The property has transformed throughout the years and now is an amazing oasis of waterfalls, lush trees, and an amazing bar and hangout for motorcyclists.
The property is a huge sprawling 23 acres, with so much to see and do. The back of the property has two ponds with plenty of picnic sites available for use. The grounds are impeccably maintained and we loved exploring through the growing trees, beautiful grass, and gorgeous scenery.
Campers have many different options on locations for setting up a tent to camp, access to a mobile fire pit, and short walk to restrooms. There are multiple hookups for RVs, and we tucked ourselves in the trees next to one of the long-term residents. Next to the sites are outdoor showers, which were clean and perfect after a long hot Florida day.
We loved meeting Iron, the stunning friendly horse that Frank rescued 18 years ago. He is so friendly and would come right over any time we came up to the gate, eager for pets.
On weekends, the place comes alive with visitors to the beautiful music venue and lodge. We loved seeing all the stunning motorcycles coming in and meeting all the locals.
There’s a couple who run the open air restaurant from Friday to Sunday, and it was an awesome treat to have a break from camping food and get a delicious hot dinner, finished off with some of the best cheesecake we’ve ever had!
Thanks again Frank for the great experience and wonderful hospitality!
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in Triple H Ranch, FloridaShayna F.recommends this listing.
(Dispersed site)
We spent an amazing day and night at this hidden gem and enjoyed every minute of our stay. There are two hookup locations for campers, and we parked next to the tiny house where the host’s parents live. They were friendly and we loved getting to talk to them.
There’s a friendly horse named Red and a donkey named George, and we loved meeting them and feeding them apples, which they loved.
There’s a beautiful private pond on the property which is available for campers who’d like to fish, as well as a rowboat available for use. We got lucky and saw an adorable baby alligator, just about a foot long!
We spent the evening having a bonfire at the communal area next to the pond and enjoying the beautiful sunset with a chorus of chirping bullfrogs in the background.
We were treated to some fresh laid eggs from the hens on the property, which we enjoyed for breakfast in the morning.
This was a wonderful relaxing camping trip, with incredibly clean and well maintained grounds, friendly animals, and plenty to enjoy during your visit!




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Heavenly Hogan
in Heavenly Hogan, New MexicoSerene Desert, Mountains & Horses
in Privacy,Mountains,Wild horses,Mesa, ColoradoCozy High Mountain Cabin Near Creek
in Blue Waters - San Luis Valley, ColoradoWe loved our visit to this beautiful campsite! The cabin is small and cozy, and the trundle bed is comfortable. Everything was clean, and there were plenty of amenities for campers.
There’s a path from the cabin that leads to the bathroom in the main house that has been designated for campers. The bathroom has a shower, bathtub, toilet, and sink, all of which were well cleaned.
We loved the nature surrounding the campsite. There’s easy access to a beautiful hiking trail, and we also loved exploring the creek on the property.
The most incredible part of this campsite is the spectacular view! We spent the evening enjoying food and drinks at the picnic table by the main house and watching the most stunning sunset we’ve ever seen.
This was an awesome campsite tucked into an amazing part of nature, and we had a memorable stay.
Pumpkin House CO
in The Pumpkin House, ColoradoThe pumpkin house is a magical historic gem! It’s tucked back into the forest of aspens on a quaint dirt road with minimal traffic. The grounds are impeccably maintained, with a beautiful seating area surrounded by solar lights.
The uniquely constructed outhouse is clean and has everything campers could need.
There are clear paths and stone steps leading to the creek and the rest of the property, complete with hand rails and lights.
There are clear easy-to-follow instructions in the house that talks campers through the details of running the house. Alyssa was awesome enough to e-mail us a copy ahead of our stay so we were completely prepared. She also provided a great list of recommendations for all the cool stuff in the area.
Windows line the sunroom providing tons of natural light. The sunroom is stocked with a large cooler, camping chairs, and other outdoor amenities.
The living room was warm and cozy, with a beautiful rustic fireplace and a wood burning stove for cooler nights. We loved relaxing on the comfortable couch looking through the coolest books, getting great ideas from the camping cocktails book! There was a TV and a great assortment of board games for campers.
We loved the loft bedroom; it was spacious and beautifully designed, and the bed was so comfortable. The closet is filled with extra bedding and blankets for cold nights.
There’s also another bedroom off of the kitchen with a bunk bed and the coolest dresser we’ve ever seen!
The kitchen has everything campers could need, with a large water jug and instructions for the sink and dishes. There's plenty of coffee and tea provisions which were perfect for our morning.
We loved that the house is pet friendly; our dog loved getting to join us for this adventure.
The creek running through the property was beautiful and provided a peaceful background noise that we fell in love with. The water was crystal clear and we loved walking the path along it.
This was truly a spectacular relaxing retreat, and we can’t recommend it enough!
South Crow Cabin
in Buford Canyon, WyomingWe enjoyed every second of our time at South Crow Cabin! This campsite is an incredible hidden gem, and we are unbelievably happy we got a chance to stay at this magical place.
Chas and Gail were some of the most incredible hosts we’ve ever met; they were warm and welcoming and went out of their way to make sure our stay was perfect.
The cabin is incredibly thought out, down to every last detail. There are usb charger outlets right on the wall along with a bag of various charging cables for whoever might need them. There’s a bluetooth speaker for campers to use as well.
A gallon of water is provided, along with coffee provisions. We were blown away by the dual purpose heater which can be used to heat both the cabin and water for coffee.
The giant reclaimed windows open up for a fresh breeze through the cabin and provide the most spectacular view.
Chas and his wife Gail have an incredible eye for design and we fell in love with the unique and artistic cabin decor.
The clean and well maintained bathroom is just a few steps from the cabin door. There is a sink operated by a foot pump that provides plenty of water. The bathroom is well stocked with towels, and cleaning supplies.
We watched the sunset on the cabin patio, roasting marshmallows over the fire table and enjoying spectacular canyon views. The fire table was convenient, safe, and very easy to use; we loved it!
We loved the location of this campsite; it’s a very short drive from the main freeway, yet it borders thousands of acres of public land, making it feel like it’s truly out in the middle of undisturbed nature. The dirt path to get from the road to the cabin is clearly marked and well maintained and it’s easy to drive straight up to the campsite.
Along the property fence line Chas has placed sturdy ladders that make it easy for campers to hike to and explore the beautiful canyon on the public land. There are hiking paths winding as far as you can see into the stunning landscape, and we wished we had way more time to go out and explore everything!
Wilson Ranch
in Wilson Ranch, South DakotaWe had a peaceful and relaxing trip at Wilson Ranch. We parked our self-contained RV in the spacious shaded grassy area which has plenty of room for RVs of all sizes. The camping area borders corn fields and the ranch riding arena, a perfect distance from the main house.
Carleen and her husband were warm and welcoming and made sure we had everything we needed for a great camping trip. They offered use of their campfire area and hot tub by the main house, and encouraged us to hang out with the friendly ranch animals.
The ranch is very easily accessible off the nearby freeway; we easily found it with no problems. We enjoyed breakfast and coffee at the local coffee shop in Flandreau. We definitely recommend checking out this quaint town during your stay. Carleen was great about providing recommendations in the area.
This is a perfect camping location near to Sioux Falls, with plenty of wide open country roads to explore. We loved our time here with such awesome hosts!
For the Love of Sacred Horses
in Yogini J.’s Land, MinnesotaWe had an incredible stay at Stands With the Sun Ranch.
Joy is truly the embodiment of her name, she greeted us with a big smile and gave us a thorough tour of her property.
We were blown away by the horses! Joy knows them all well, and we loved learning about them, their story, and all the unique personalities they have.
Joy has an incredible knowledge of native american heritage and religion, and it was incredible to hear her stories and experience a moving and powerful tobacco ceremony.
This ranch is an incredible haven, providing peace and relaxation for anyone wanting to take time out of the hustle and bustle of life. The sacred horses were so stunning, we couldn’t get enough time interacting with them and watching them.
We are so lucky we met Joy and got to experience camping on her unique amazing ranch. We hope we get the chance to visit again in the future.
Full Hookup RV Site at The Farm
in Crossing Creeks Farm, TennesseeWe were immediately blown away by this gorgeous farm the second we pulled in. The grounds are stunning; perfectly maintained and full of amazing farm life.
We were greeted by Elizabeth’s father, who gave us a tour of the farm. He was very informative and we loved learning about all the cool things this farm has going on. There are dairy cows, grass fed beef cattle, sheep, and chickens. There are also horses, and the Adirondack cabins were perfectly located to look out over the field where they were grazing.
There are well maintained hiking trails and our four legged campers loved taking a walk on the trail that runs along the beautiful creek.
This camper hookup was perfect for us, the parking spot was level and we set up our mat and chairs right outside our door, where we got to overlook the store and the fields.
There’s so much on this farm for campers to do, and we loved it! We spent our stay meeting all the farm animals, and enjoyed a nice bonfire and the beautiful sunset.
This trip was a relaxing and incredible stay and we can’t recommend this unique hidden gem enough!
Valhalla Fly or Drive in camping
in Eric R.’s Land, FloridaPure Paradise Lebanon station
in Pure Paradise Lebanon station, FloridaWe absolutely fell in love with this hidden gem!
Lebanon station is rich in history; in the 1920s and 30s the train ran through this station. The property has transformed throughout the years and now is an amazing oasis of waterfalls, lush trees, and an amazing bar and hangout for motorcyclists.
The property is a huge sprawling 23 acres, with so much to see and do. The back of the property has two ponds with plenty of picnic sites available for use. The grounds are impeccably maintained and we loved exploring through the growing trees, beautiful grass, and gorgeous scenery.
Campers have many different options on locations for setting up a tent to camp, access to a mobile fire pit, and short walk to restrooms. There are multiple hookups for RVs, and we tucked ourselves in the trees next to one of the long-term residents. Next to the sites are outdoor showers, which were clean and perfect after a long hot Florida day.
We loved meeting Iron, the stunning friendly horse that Frank rescued 18 years ago. He is so friendly and would come right over any time we came up to the gate, eager for pets.
On weekends, the place comes alive with visitors to the beautiful music venue and lodge. We loved seeing all the stunning motorcycles coming in and meeting all the locals.
There’s a couple who run the open air restaurant from Friday to Sunday, and it was an awesome treat to have a break from camping food and get a delicious hot dinner, finished off with some of the best cheesecake we’ve ever had!
Thanks again Frank for the great experience and wonderful hospitality!
Homosassa Springs RV SITE with dock
in Homosassa Springs RV site, FloridaWe enjoyed our previous stay so much, we made sure to come back again when we were in the area!
Camping at the Ranch!
in Triple H Ranch, FloridaWe spent an amazing day and night at this hidden gem and enjoyed every minute of our stay. There are two hookup locations for campers, and we parked next to the tiny house where the host’s parents live. They were friendly and we loved getting to talk to them.
There’s a friendly horse named Red and a donkey named George, and we loved meeting them and feeding them apples, which they loved.
There’s a beautiful private pond on the property which is available for campers who’d like to fish, as well as a rowboat available for use. We got lucky and saw an adorable baby alligator, just about a foot long!
We spent the evening having a bonfire at the communal area next to the pond and enjoying the beautiful sunset with a chorus of chirping bullfrogs in the background.
We were treated to some fresh laid eggs from the hens on the property, which we enjoyed for breakfast in the morning.
This was a wonderful relaxing camping trip, with incredibly clean and well maintained grounds, friendly animals, and plenty to enjoy during your visit!
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