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Green Plains Bison Ranch

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· South Charleston, Clark, Ohio
66 acres hosted by Glen C.
1 Caravan site
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Located on 66 acres of rolling farmland and wooded country side. Near Yellow Springs, Cedarville College, John Bryan State Park, Clifton Gorge, and centrally located near Dayton, Springfield, and Columbus. Enjoy your morning coffee along with a beautiful view of Ohio farmland and the sounds of nature. This is a working farm. We grow forage crops (alfalfa, clover, grass hay), raise American Bison, and manage and selectively harvest timber. Guests may explore the farm, bird watch, enjoy catch-and-release fishing in a private one-acre pond, or sit by the fire. The Ohio to Erie Trail is 1/4” mile from the farm entrance. You can preorder bison meat to grill on your campfire. www.greenplainsbison.com Sarah and I look forward to hosting you. P.S. We have a two night minimum on Weekends (Friday and Saturday nights)Welcome to “ Green Plains Bison Ranch” This is private camp ground is home to a fully stocked pond, manicured grounds, on a working farm. We raise forage crops (clover, alfalfa, grass hay), walnuts, and American Bison. This is a back-in, level site on crushed stone. The pad is 18’ x 60’. We provide 50 Amp power and a 50’ extension cord. There is fire pit with cooking grate and outdoor tables and chairs. The farm is 10 miles from Yellow Springs, OH. Enjoy a day of hiking in John Bryan State Park or Clifton Gorge, riding bicycles on the Miami-Erie Trail, fishing in our pond (catch and release), exploring the farm, or simply relaxing. We also operate “Green Plains Cabin”. Green Plains Cabin is a well appointed, restored log cabin.  Contact us about bundling the cabin with the RV site for a larger family gathering. Dimensions of the entrance from the County highway are included in the photo sections. Please refer to the photos before booking larger Class A Motor Homes.
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42 Ratings · 39 reviews
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Debra E.recommends
October 27, 2024
Green Plains Bison Ranch
Peaceful and private site. Easy in and out. Glen is a great host. Sunset views were amazing. Get the bison burgers for sure.
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Amy S.recommends
October 23, 2024
Green Plains Bison Ranch
Gorgeous property & bike trails
Gorgeous, peaceful property with easy access to Yellow Springs for hiking and biking adventures. The property is close to the Ohio Erie bike trail which can also connect to the Little Miami trail. Stunning. And you can't beat the buffalo burgers for the perfect campfire dinner!
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Angela D.recommends
October 21, 2024
Green Plains Bison Ranch
This place was great. Quiet. Pond for fishing. A herd of Corriente cattle graze close by on the property. The Bison were not available when we went. The road the farm is on is not busy so it is safe to go for a morning jog. Glen was welcoming, friendly, and knowledgeable. We enjoyed talking to him. There is a town nearby called Yellow Springs. It is cute with shops and cafes. We ate at the Winds Cafe which features menu items made from local farms. https://www.windscafe.com/2016/3/2/jy5wptjp4dbwdnq7rrkgm4yjmxcibg
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Michael H.recommends
October 20, 2024
Green Plains Bison Ranch
Great stay
Peaceful, nice place, nice host. No bison this time but beautiful scenery.
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Chad P.recommends
September 11, 2024
Green Plains Bison Ranch
Our favorite spot!
This is our third time staying here - twice at the cabin on the property and now once in the RV site. Green Plains has become our go-to stop when driving through Ohio. Such a beautiful property. Yellow Springs is such a cool town nearby. Highly recommend!
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Alice Y.recommends
August 30, 2024
Green Plains Bison Ranch
Cool overnight with 🦬 in 🥵 August
Glen’s property was beautiful! He has roaming bison and cattle just a field away from the RV site. Glen helped us with an initial electric hookup issue and we were thankful to then have a cooled RV on a hot August afternoon. At dusk we sat out and watched a Mama deer and her two fawn drink and play next to the nearby pond as we ate delicious bison burgers for dinner. Highly recommend Glen for your next HipCamp outing!
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South Charleston, Clark, Ohio, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of 𐓏𐒰𐓓𐒰𐓓𐒷 𐒼𐓂𐓊𐒻 𐓆𐒻𐒿𐒷 𐓀𐒰^𐓓𐒰^(Osage), Myaamia, Shawandasse Tula (Shawanwaki/Shawnee), Kaskaskia, Hopewell Culture, and Adena Culture First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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Joined in August 2021
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