Past trips
Past trip
in Stone Cottage Farm, MichiganOutstanding camping experience
As full time RVâers our goal is to experience North America. Being this was our first time using HipCamp we were unsure of what to expect; the Stone Cottage Farm ad on HipCamp sounded very welcoming so we booked it. After staying there for 5 nights we can enthusiastically say that our days at Stone Cottage Farm was an outstanding experience.
Our hosts, David and Chrissy were definitely the âhostess with the mostess!â. They were so welcoming, helpful, and just a pleasure to spend time with. Their homestead farm is a work in process: goats for milk that they use for cheese, soap, and ice cream; chickens for eggs & dinner; and several gardens growing all sorts of vegetables and herbs. We were allowed to join them for a day on the farm; we worked hard (not nearly as hard as David & Chrissy!), learned a lot, and just truly enjoyed ourselves.
David & Chrissy also let us know of many attractions within short driving distances of their location in the âThumbâ. If anyone enjoys the country, great people, and fun with animals, definitely camp at Stone Cottage Farm!
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Past trips
Runaway Farm RV Site
in Runaway Farm, North CarolinaSite 1 - Stone Cottage Farm
in Stone Cottage Farm, MichiganOutstanding camping experience
As full time RVâers our goal is to experience North America. Being this was our first time using HipCamp we were unsure of what to expect; the Stone Cottage Farm ad on HipCamp sounded very welcoming so we booked it. After staying there for 5 nights we can enthusiastically say that our days at Stone Cottage Farm was an outstanding experience.
Our hosts, David and Chrissy were definitely the âhostess with the mostess!â. They were so welcoming, helpful, and just a pleasure to spend time with. Their homestead farm is a work in process: goats for milk that they use for cheese, soap, and ice cream; chickens for eggs & dinner; and several gardens growing all sorts of vegetables and herbs. We were allowed to join them for a day on the farm; we worked hard (not nearly as hard as David & Chrissy!), learned a lot, and just truly enjoyed ourselves.
David & Chrissy also let us know of many attractions within short driving distances of their location in the âThumbâ. If anyone enjoys the country, great people, and fun with animals, definitely camp at Stone Cottage Farm!