10 acres hosted by Sue S.
Originally called Cagle Land, turpentine was harvested and cattle roamed our land. Small creeks and shells of old pine trees are still evident. During the 1990's a horse farm occupied the space and trails were developed. In 2008 we began raising goats and have developed the land into a paddocks for goats, a barn for kids and a milking and creamery space. Recently an old tobacco barn was relocated to the farm and developed into our cheese cave.
Camping space in located in an open field with a stand of pines with their own energy and beauty.
