Camp On The Farm

We loved our stay on the farm! As far as our rv accommodations: the spots were gravel and level. Had a fire pit, bench, water and electric. Perfect. The animals were so fun to watch. So many chickens and pigs! Very special place they have and have let campers get a glimpse at. They also have a farmers market list you can order from. They brought it to our rv in the morning. We got fresh arugula, tomato’s, sweet potatoes, pork chops and bacon!

I stayed here as a cyclist on a long range tour. They stuck me in a spot with my tent blocking a road. The host woman told me all fences were 50K volt electric fences I don't think that's safe. I woke up with caterpillars covering my tent and weird caterpillar pheromone jelly all over my stuff. This was my least favorite campsite of my tour.

This was a quick drive from Beaufort - and I encourage tourists and locals alike to check it out. There is RV parking with power. I chose to primitive tent camp. Attentive, welcoming hosts. I attended a gardening class and farm tour while here. I also volunteered to lay hay for the pigs. (You can also volunteer in the garden or greenhouse.) I enjoyed walking “the loop” and watching wild turkey and birds. There are seasonal vegetables and meats available. I really enjoyed hearing the sustainability story of how Marissa and James are revitalizing the soil. I’ll be back!!

Awesome small campground on our way to Florida! To see a young couple running this farm is impressive. Very well maintained and they will answer any questions you have. This is a must stop if you can. Perfect for a one nighter.

Unique and amazing. This is a working farm with the most interesting plan. Marissa and James are reclaiming land overgrown with invasive trees and plants, making sustainable and natural land. Goats, pigs and chickens are doing the work of clearing undergrowth and exposing the earth, based on a thorough understanding of rotating the animals through the space taking into full account the needs of the soil and plants. It's a phenomenal place, well done! Can't wait to come back to see their progress!