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Acacia Farms

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· Brownsburg, Hendricks, Indiana

5 acres hosted by Leah Ann H.

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We are a small hobby farm on five acres just outside the town of Brownsburg. You’ll wake up to goats peeking in your windows and chickens laying fresh eggs for breakfast out back. The small tiny house is located behind our private residence. It is completely fenced in if you happen to be traveling with a furry friend of your own. You’re welcome to walk in the field, roast s’mores over the fire pit, or just visit with the barn cats.We’ll do our best to make your stay here at Acacia Farms as comfortable as possible. Wake up to the sight of Nigerian dwarf goats peeking in your windows or gather the eggs for your very own breakfast. The fully fenced in field is perfect to throw the frisbee with your furry friend, search for the many barn cats or take a walk with one of our resident Great Danes. The tiny house is located behind our primary residence, but still offers plenty of privacy and solitude. The tiny house is equipped with a queen size bed, small refrigerator, microwave, indoor sink, wi-if access and an outdoor shower with hot and cold water. A luggable-loo and composting materials are provided for your toileting needs. A small cot mattress can be provided for an additional child if needed. Our goal is to provide you with a positive “glamping” experience without the need to pack a thing. Whether you’re passing thru town or just need a weekend away, our hope is that your stay at Acacia Farms will be a memorable and relaxing stay. We are conveniently located three miles off I-74 and six miles from I-65. We’re fifteen minutes west of Indianapolis and all it has to offer. In thirty minutes or less you can be enjoying your day at the award winning Children’s Museum, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis Zoo, Lucas Oil Raceway, Gainbridge Fieldhouse or the Indianapolis Cultural Trail. Eagle Creek Park is less than ten minutes away and is a prime outdoor spot for kayaking, hiking, fishing and golfing. Both the B and O trail and the Monon trail are excellent Rail Trails nearby for biking.

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21 ratings · 19 reviews

Thomas M.recommends

June 16, 2024

Acacia Farms

This was my first time booking through Hipcamp and it was a good one! The hosts were delightful and very accommodating. The land was a perfect spot to spend the evening with my dog, Ollie. He had plenty of fenced-in yard space to play and explore. The tiny house was nicely air conditioned and had a cozy bed. Overall, it was a wonderful experience!

Chris M.recommends

June 12, 2024

Acacia Farms

Cute place

Hosts were kind and accommodating, tiny house was clean, grounds were well maintained and easy to find and the goats were absolutely adorable. Toilet could be an issue for some but didn’t bother us. Was luxurious compared to tent camping. All in all a great stay with good people.

Beth O.recommends

May 20, 2024

Acacia Farms

Suet cute tiny house

Such a cute little tiny house! House had everything we needed and we were greeted by “Muffin” the goat and an adorable kitty cat❤️the hosts were very friendly and welcoming. The location was close to town and easy highway access.

Crystal B.recommends

May 19, 2024

Acacia Farms

Our goat-away weekend

We had an easy time finding our site. Leah Ann gave very clear and easy to follow instructions. Appointment arrival we were greeted by Muffin the brown goat and PK the black and white cat, they immediately came up for pets and remained our constant companions for our stay. The room was clean, bright and charming. There is a sink, hand soap, dish soap, mini fridge, microwave, and k cup machine with a few coffee pods, to go coffee cups with lids, paper towels, a lighter, a bottle opener and a few snack bars. The bathroom situation is a luggable loo with wood shavings and toilet paper, bath towel, dish towel, and outdoor shower. We had bed linens and extra linens in the room, pillows and even a couple of basic toiletry items if you need them. Having a ceiling fan and an additional fan in the room was so nice as it was hot and humid. There are a couple chairs on the porch and a fire pit with firewood. We took our portable stove and used the picnic table between the shed and the barn so we could be in the shade. After we got settled in Muffin the goat came to call us over and we met the rest of the herd and they took us with them on a walk around the perimeter of the property. We loved the experience of being with the chickens, ducks, goats and cats. If you stay here be sure to bring bug spray, cookware and a way to cook if you don't plan on using the microwave or campfire. So cute and quiet outside of the animal noises.

Dawn A.recommends

April 14, 2024

Acacia Farms

A great home away from home.

What a cute spot! Close to everything, but when there so quiet and peaceful. We were in town for the Carmel Marathon weekend, and rolled in late and left early, but came back to see the goats and chickens. Amazing farm and hosts. If you like farm life, camping, and a cute space to lay your head, this is it. Place was clean, and had everything we needed. We will be back. Thank you for sharing your lovely farm.

Ellen W.recommends

April 9, 2024

Acacia Farms

Leah Ann and Lance were so kind and friendly. The goats were happy to greet us and get in a few photos. The house was everything we could have asked for and a perfect balance between close to events in Indianapolis and a serene getaway. Would definitely stay here again next time we’re in the area.

Location

Brownsburg, Hendricks, Indiana, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Myaamia, Kaskaskia, and Kiikaapoi (Kickapoo) First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Leah Ann H.Joined in March 2022

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