Fiber Farm, Your Tent & More!

No RVs please -- our property cannot accommodate them!
No RVs please -- our property cannot accommodate them!
We are excited to welcome you to our farm. We have a few rules that you need to follow to make your families stay on the farm a wonderful one. Many of our guests are not familiar with farm life and we want to make certain everyone stays safe (both the campers and the farm animals!)
Some important rules of the farm.
- Please do not enter the barn or any farm structure without a farmer.
- When entering or exiting the farm, please DRIVE SLOWLY. You never know when something with feathers or fur may be wandering about.
- Quiet after 10pm. Livestock animals are quiet and settled at night, please make plans for quiet at your site after 10pm.
- Absolutely no wandering the farm at night. We expect guest to use the bathroom facilities, we do not expect to find them wandering about, we are concerned for the safety of our guests and our animals.
- Many of our fences are high tensile electric. Ouch! Please be careful.
- Never chase the animals. If they want to interact with you, they will come to the fence to be pet, or if they are in the pasture with you, they will approach you for attention.
- Never feed the animals, they are fed twice a day feed appropriate for their species. If you would like to help with farm chores, let us know and we will be happy to include you. That being said, we take care of the animals on our schedule, not yours.
- The alpacas, some of the goats, and the female sheep will be released into their pasture during the day, which you may be camping in, so always close gates after you. Alpacas are very quiet, shy creatures. They may be curious of you but they are perfectly safe to be around.
- Never, EVER, go in with the yaks or the sheep. Bulls and rams are not always friendly to strangers if they are concerned their females may be threatened.
- The main gate for the farm is closed every night to prevent any animals from leaving the property and accidents occurring. If you need to leave, please close the gate after you.
- We have several friendly barn cats, they enjoy visiting with our guests, please let us know if they are pestering you.
- If you have a dog with you, please keep it on a leash at all times, although our animals are used to dogs, they are not familiar with yours.
- We use Great Pyrenees livestock guardian dogs, they will not be released while you are camping but may bark if they sense something disturbing their livestock.
- We have a pet mute swan named Bopeep. She is usually on the pond but sometimes wanders around and you might find her up by the farmhouse or outside the barn, please don’t be alarmed.
- Our chickens and ducks are usually in the hen house. However, the roosters, have free range to wander about, they are perfectly safe and will not bother you.
We are a WORKING farm. What does that mean?
- All of our livestock is raised to provide a farm commodity, in our case, amazing fiber to be used for fiber arts such as spinning, weaving , knitting and all sorts of crafting. These are not “pets” but animals that we treasure for their ability to produce a commodity.
- There are times that our livestock is in season and breeding activity will occur. Please understand that privacy is not important to animals and they do not mean to offend you with their antics.
- Our animals will give birth to their young, outside with the herd. This is completely normal. If you see an animal in labor or birthing, please give it space and stay back. If you are concerned, you are always welcome to call or come and get a farmer to check.
- Sometimes animals get sick or hurt. We do our best to keep a very healthy herd of animals but things happen in life. Any animal that is penned separately in the barn is there for treatment, please do not approach them as they are not feeling their best. If you think any of our animals need attention, please do not approach them or try to help. We are more them happy to check out any situation that may concern you. Further, we have animals that are aged, some have arthritis, we have a couple that limp from former issues. They are not suffering, this is their normal state of being. An animal that gets up, eats and moves with their herd is in a good place and is content.
- Our animals go to the bathroom outside and don’t always choose the perfect place. We work hard to keep the farm clean but please watch where you step.
Questions we are frequently asked
- Can I help with farm chores? We welcome your participation on the farm, but please realize, our schedule and those of our animals is our own, we will not wait for you to get things done.
- Can I interact with the animals? Yes, on your own you are welcome to pet any animal that comes to the fence to interact. Alpacas are quite shy and although will hang near you if you are quiet, they generally will not seek your attention. If you are interested in an interactive farm experience, please book the farm tour.
- Can I ride your horses or ponies? No, our horses and ponies are not available to take off the farm or ride independently on the farm.
- Can I shop in the fiber shop? Yes, our hours are 10am to 5pm, Friday to Sunday, before or after those hours, please ask us for assistance.
- Can I take a fiber arts class? Yes, classes are available, but we rarely can accommodate last minute requests. Please make your reservation for classes in advance.
What does “My tent and more” mean, what does that include?
- There is a full sized kitchen sink and a refrigerator in the lab area for your use. If you need to cook on a burner, please let us know and we will be happy to assist you. Again, understand that we allow four groups to camp at a time, you will be sharing these facilities with other guests.
- Please understand you are entering our home and place of business, be courteous and don’t open any doors that are shut. There are security cameras in the fiber shop, lab, and studio, however, the bathrooms are private.
- The driveway alarm lets us know when anyone enters or exits the farm and the door alarm will let us know when anyone enters or exits the house. We get a lot of visitors and this is for our security.
- Please do not enter any door of the farmhouse except the fiber shop entrance. Please do not wander around our home. The only side of the house meant for guests is the fiber shop side, all other areas are reserved for our family.
We are here to help you have an enjoyable stay on our little piece of the world. If we can help you or answer any question, just give us a shout.
- Check in: After 2PM
- Check out: Before 12PM
- Cancellation policy: Moderate
- On arrival: Meet and greet
- Minimum nights: 1 night
- Accepts bookings: 12 months out
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52 Reviews
Amazing time at the Fiber Farm! Can't wait to come back with friends. Our hosts were very kind and welcoming. We stayed at the pasture campsite and it was so fun watching the sunset in a field of Alpacas (: They are incredibly sweet and mostly stay away but it was hilarious having them around nonetheless.
Our stay at hidden pastures was amazing! I have always wanted to do a farm stay and adding the wonderful campsites to the experience was just perfection. My family consist of 3 young girls all 5yrs and under and it was a perfect experience. The farm itself is beautiful, quiet but so interesting. The alpacas are sweet and it’s just wild to be hanging out with a herd like that. The goats were soft and friendly, you could watch the horses, talk to the yak or hang with candy the pig and her amazingly tiny little piglets. Need I say more.
Natalie and her husband were kind and generous with their knowledge. I learned so much! They were happy to let my girls Take part in farm chores and teach us about their farm!
The camp site was perfect. We chose the riverside site because I wanted shade. The trees provided plent. It was big enough for our car, a huge tent and a nice campfire area. Clean, firewood provide and the farm house with the bathroom was super convienent.
We will definitely come back and visit. It was an experience my family will never forget.





Thank you for the wonderful review! We had such a good time with your family and Jolan is still talking about her new friends. We look forward to seeing you again.
Natalie and her family were wonderful hosts, and their property can best be described as bucolic. Each site feels secluded, so even if all are booked you may only interact with other guests up at the farm or in the shared bathroom facilities. We were so relaxed and happy we spent our time cooking up a storm on the fire ring and playing cards at the provided table and chairs with our friends - barely even left the site! The animals are fun to be around, especially the Alpacas who gave our friend’s dog a great welcome. We stayed in River site 2, it was all the way in the back, very secluded and next to a small river which meant there were a few mosquitos, so bring your bug spray or opt for a different site if you’re sensitive to bites. There is a refrigerator for use, but we didn’t end up needing it, and the bathroom/shower was a welcome feature. Everything was clean and comfortable, and Princess Joelyn (sp?) was the sweetest welcoming party we could ask for. Thank you for a great weekend on the Farm Natalie & Family! We’ll be back.


We had a wonderful time at the farm this weekend with or 3 year old and 6 year old. The farm was beautiful, hosts where amazing, and plenty of fun animals to watch and explore with our young boys. We spent a bunch of time in the Delaware Water Gap, differently recommend driving in if you are staying at the farm! The hosts were incredibly helpful and attentive (thank you all so much for sharing your farm with us for the weekend)
We arrived during a huge rain storm and this place was still magical! We had a wonderful tour of the farm and campsites and can't wait to return again in the fall.

Our family had a wonderful time and our hosts were so friendly. We hope to come again.

Thank you for the lovely review. Your family was delightful to have, it was so fun to watch the kids enjoy the animals.
The fiber farm was beautiful and all the animals there were super friendly and cute i like that its family ran and everyone was super helpful and nice the only downside was that it rained and we got rained out and had to leave a day early because it was impossible to stay on the pasture because it turned into a lagoon and also oursite was full of so many flies because of all the poop from the alpacas so water mixed with poop mixed with mud wasnt fun.

We are sorry that the weather wasn’t cooperative for your stay, wouldn’t it be nice if we could always order up the perfect weather for our vacations! Our listing clearly posts that the pasture campsite is in the pasture with the animals, it also is quite succinct about the fact that livestock animals go to the bathroom outside where they live. We do provide a very clear heads up about the fact that this is a working farm and what that means. We are glad you enjoyed our animals and certainly hope that the weather cooperates for your next camping trip!
Natalie and her family were very kind. The farm is charming and the animals are adorable. There are several campsites to choose from - One is in the middle of the alpacas and the others are more secluded. They set you up with a table, chairs, and fire pit. Great place for a little Jersey getaway.




Absolutely awesome campsite. Everything was just as advertised. We stayed in the pasture with adorable alpacas surrounding us. So many other animals to meet at the farm! Our toddler was absolutely overwhelmed :) Would certainly come back!! Bathroom was very very clean, too.
Only thing to note for future guests is that the wooded sites near the river are pretty buggy, we walked there briefly and got a lot of mosquitoe bites, so be sure to bring big spray if you stay over there (we were fine without it in the pasture). Thank you!


Awards
- Property
- Hidden Pastures Fiber Farm
- State
- New Jersey
- Country
- United States
- $55/night
- 4 Sites
Thank you so much for joining us on the farm. We are so happy that you enjoyed our animals and little piece of the world. Looking forward to seeing you again. Natalie