Nestled in on a Forest Farm

We’re here on fourteen+  acres of  a variety of permaculture .

Approximately   two acres is developed. I have a small , tiny fiber farm with five alpaca and a great little angora goat who is hoping for a companion. Additionally, I have three different working  gardens all utilizing different gardening techniques. I welcome campers and guests to ask questions and learn about the animals, their fiber and the different gardens. The rest of the property remains in its natural state. 

There are four different campsites available and they all have unique properties. 

One is secluded down by a small stream. This is a walk in and the most secluded of the four. Opportunities to experience wild life may occur,here as  active deer trails are very evident in this area.  Who knows what else might turn up? This spot is for the experienced survivalist who would not be phased to be visited by whatever may be walking in the woods.  

The second site is close to the entry to the property  but still very private with a short walk through the woods. 

A third is on a tree house platform about four feet off the ground and is in sight of the house. It can accommodate a small two person tent a top or four people under the stars. It’s actually great for star gazing and it’s possible to tent under the structure but there is an incline to the ground there. This is just a platform, no railing so please take that into consideration. There are steps up to the platform. This is most accessible to our lovely outhouse and has views of our alpaca . 

The forth site is also very secluded and it is  possible to drive and park at the sight. This sight will accommodate a  small van type camper or pickup with camper top. As well as a good size, six person tent . There is no turn around so it’s a back in or back out approach of about two hundred feet on a straight  flat drive. This is the only flat approach of all the campsites.  It is also in walkable distance to the aforementioned  lovely outhouse. The other three campsites are all a walk up or down terrain. Did I mention the forest is on the side of a ridge?