8 acres hosted by Mark W.
1 RV/tent site
Nomadic camping
Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.
Privately nestled in a historic farming community, this RV site offers views of fields and distant hills. Surrounded by conservation land with maintained walking trails leading to Meeting House Pond (46 acres), guests can enjoy public fishing, kayaking, and canoeing. The owners reside on-site in a charming 1790s farmhouse, within walking distance to the Meeting House Cemetery where Grace Metalious, author of "Peyton Place," is buried.
The conservation land features a rare flax retting pond, adding to the unique experience. Whether you seek a secluded spot for your RV or camper or activities to enrich your stay, this site offers a delightful glimpse into early American life. As a new addition to HipCamp, we eagerly await your feedback.Privately nestled in a historic farming community, this RV/Tent site offers views of fields and distant hills. Surrounded by conservation land with maintained walking trails leading to Meeting House Pond (46 acres), guests can enjoy public fishing, kayaking, and canoeing. The owners reside on-site (not visible from site) in a charming 1790s farmhouse, within walking distance to the Meeting House Cemetery where Grace Metalious, author of "Peyton Place," is buried.
The conservation land features a rare flax retting pond, adding to the unique experience. Whether you seek a secluded spot for your RV or camper or activities to enrich your stay, this site offers a delightful glimpse into early American life. As a new addition to HipCamp, we eagerly await your feedback.
