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in A Dog Dug Farm, FloridaFar from town and worth finding.
Friendly and helpful host. Potable hose water. Compost toilet. Good soil for tent stakes. Nice selection of sites. Fast message response.
Past trip
in Tiny House on the Potomac, West VirginiaComfortable riverside forested hut
Just as advertised, quiet , good electric utilities.
A nice get-away retreat. Abscence of TV and radio contribute to the ambiance. Brochures about the local area show host's thoughtful intent to make guests happy. Was clean. Windows could be washed, screen door is dingy, and an easy chair would help. Try it and when you return to plumbing, you will APPRECIATE it.
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Starry Night Escape
in Starry Night Escape, OklahomaCouldn't find the place.
Frederic L.doesn't recommend this listing.
(Dispersed site)
I couldn't find this place. Coordinates, if entered per Ann's instructions put you some place on the other side of the world! Caution, host does NOT respond to either email telephone call, texting. The mailbox is reported as full.
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in Dawnbreaker Farms, North CarolinaBen & salem are accomodating.
Flat tent sites ate few, but grass is soft. Avoid noisy ducks/geese pen and stay upwind of the hogs. Very bucolic and pleasant place to camp. Quiet, (not too close to any big road.) Nice and open if you like that , or cozy up to a bush, or a farm building. Water availablel at multiple small animal sheds.
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in Starry Pines, South CarolinaMoon was peeking through the pines, which were beautiful. Mckenzie is welcoming and responsive to messages. Generously offered use of private bathroom. Much less road noise after dark. Not a huge property but truly a premium pine needle surface for tenting.
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in Dawnbreaker Farms, North CarolinaBen and salem were welcoming.
Flat tent sites are scarce. Sufficient privacy. Multiple water sources, with helpful guidance from Ben about ducks/geese being noisy sleeping companions. Stay upwind of the hogs.
I hope to stop there again on return trip...
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in Hayseed Farm, KansasThe host did extra work to set up the camp, beyond what was promised. They also agreed to let me have a primitive shower. They gave me a good tour of their animals (amazing beautiful chickens that live outside!) and checked up me to see how things were going, and whether I needed anything else in particular.
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Crystal Springs and Dark Rivers
in A Dog Dug Farm, FloridaFar from town and worth finding.
Friendly and helpful host. Potable hose water. Compost toilet. Good soil for tent stakes. Nice selection of sites. Fast message response.
Hayseed Farm
in Hayseed Farm, KansasEasy, fun and comfortable.
Be sure to greet the two hogs 300 yards away and admire the frarless rooster. Goats ate there too.
Tiny Cabin on the Potomac River
in Tiny House on the Potomac, West VirginiaComfortable riverside forested hut
Just as advertised, quiet , good electric utilities.
A nice get-away retreat. Abscence of TV and radio contribute to the ambiance. Brochures about the local area show host's thoughtful intent to make guests happy. Was clean. Windows could be washed, screen door is dingy, and an easy chair would help. Try it and when you return to plumbing, you will APPRECIATE it.
Starry Night Escape
in Starry Night Escape, OklahomaCouldn't find the place.
I couldn't find this place. Coordinates, if entered per Ann's instructions put you some place on the other side of the world! Caution, host does NOT respond to either email telephone call, texting. The mailbox is reported as full.
Creeper Trail TENT Camping
in Genesis Farm, VirginiaCreeper Trail hosts were good communicators and generous.
Working Animal Farm
in Dawnbreaker Farms, North CarolinaBen & salem are accomodating.
Flat tent sites ate few, but grass is soft. Avoid noisy ducks/geese pen and stay upwind of the hogs. Very bucolic and pleasant place to camp. Quiet, (not too close to any big road.) Nice and open if you like that , or cozy up to a bush, or a farm building. Water availablel at multiple small animal sheds.
Starry Pines
in Starry Pines, South CarolinaIt was cold
It was cold. Mekenzie kindly showed me where the water hose was.
Starry Pines
in Starry Pines, South CarolinaSouthern pines
Moon was peeking through the pines, which were beautiful. Mckenzie is welcoming and responsive to messages. Generously offered use of private bathroom. Much less road noise after dark. Not a huge property but truly a premium pine needle surface for tenting.
Working Animal Farm
in Dawnbreaker Farms, North CarolinaBen and salem were welcoming.
Flat tent sites are scarce. Sufficient privacy. Multiple water sources, with helpful guidance from Ben about ducks/geese being noisy sleeping companions. Stay upwind of the hogs.
I hope to stop there again on return trip...
Hayseed Farm
in Hayseed Farm, KansasThe host did extra work to set up the camp, beyond what was promised. They also agreed to let me have a primitive shower. They gave me a good tour of their animals (amazing beautiful chickens that live outside!) and checked up me to see how things were going, and whether I needed anything else in particular.
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