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Mila’s Bunny Farm

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· Burnsville, Yancey, North Carolina

7 acres hosted by Cat L.

1 lodging site · 2 tent sites

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Nice secluded tent campsite on an angora bunny farm. Listen to the sound of the mountain creek while you sleep, and cuddle with bunnies by the running water wheel during the day. Very relaxing spot to decompress and unplug on 7 acres that are mostly wooded. Pisgah National Forest is just two miles away with plenty of hiking to explore. The charming town of Burnsville is just 10 miles on a beautiful, scenic highway. Homeplace Brewery, Birdfoot Taproom, and Snapdragon are among the local spots to visit. Asheville is also nearby at just under an hour’s drive. The trail entrance to Big Butt is a couple miles away with a few great overlook points. If you want to do the whole 24 mile length of the trail (featuring 5 mountain peaks above 6,000ft), I can make shuttle arrangements for your party to be picked up at the end. Navitat Ziplining is very close, as well as gorgeous flower farms and Mountain Light Sanctuary to visit over in Barnardsville. Come enjoy our mountain community!

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13 ratings · 12 reviews

Lexi L.recommends

August 14, 2024

The Tiny Burrow

I thought this place was great! The bunnies were really fun to play with. Cat was a really welcoming host. We ended up staying at the Pillow Mound, and we had plenty of space. Really beautiful area right in the mountains as well.

Katie C.recommends

July 2, 2024

Bell Tent in Mila's Bunny Meadow

We really enjoyed Cat's campsite and highly recommended! The bunnies were adorable. Cat let my kids (ages 7 and 9) feed the bunnies and cuddle the babies with minimal supervision. The tent was comfortable for 4 people. We were there the end of June, but being up in the mountains kept things cool at night. This was a somewhat primitive experience for us. We brought some cooking utensils that we thought we may not need, but we ended up needing it. I would plan on bringing anything you would like to have for camping like a camping stove etc. We relied completely on campfire for cooking and for heating up water. There is no running water. The shower is a bag with a hose connected to a pump. the toilet is a short walk away, but essentially a bucket in a portable tent. Bring your own blankets. Certainly worth the visit in a nice location, just be prepared for whatever you may need to be comfortable. This was a nice quiet location situated adjacent to a house off the road, but with essentially no traffic. We could here the water from the mill on the pond during the night, which I found soothing.

Emily L.recommends

June 14, 2024

Pillow Mound

I had a lovely time at Pillow Mound! I definitely savored falling asleep with the sound of the creek nearby and enjoying a peaceful campfire. Cat is a great host who was kind in answering my questions - and it was a delight to get to meet the baby bunnies she had!

Jess W.recommends

May 12, 2024

Bell Tent in Mila's Bunny Meadow

Delightful

I loved staying on Cat’s land! So many butterflies and bunnies, a very peaceful atmosphere. She was so friendly and accommodating. I recommend taking up her spinning lesson :) I will be back!

Chris B.recommends

April 15, 2024

The Tiny Burrow

Great experience! Cat was very welcoming and made our trip great!

Clay F.recommends

November 12, 2023

Pillow Mound

We had an amazing time at Pillow mound! CAT was a wonderful host and shared lots of interesting bunny facts with the kids. Also, we loved the opportunity to shear one of the bunnies! Great camp site and wonderful, peaceful setting!

Location

Burnsville, Yancey, North Carolina, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of ᏣᎳᎫᏪᏘᏱ Tsalaguwetiyi (Cherokee, East) and S’atsoyaha (Yuchi) First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking