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Shelter at Castle Rock Farm

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· Mc Kenzie Bridge, Lane, Oregon

40 acres hosted by Richard H.

2 lodging sites · 2 Vehicle/Tent sites

Family-friendly

Recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp is great for families and kids.

Richard is a Star Host

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Off-leash friendly

Pets can be off-leash at some sites.

Private sites

100% of recent Hipcampers say the sites felt private.

Pet Friendly Here!!! Both camps have COVERED shelters and covered gathering space for tents, chairs, relaxing. Camp dry, and out of the dirt/grass and in comfort, COVERED for all weather conditions, to make your trip enjoyable. Castle Rock Farm was established as a homestead 1893, absolutely stunning property setting and sits at the base of Castle Rock. Extremely private and exclusive. King Castle trail is 2 minutes away. Big mountain biking/cycling/hiking/rafting/paddle boarding area. Blue Pool world renowned site is 15 minute away. Many Hot Springs, trails, waterfalls, sights and lakes nearby. Way to much to list. Quite, peaceful, private, not on the highway. Stay on grassy pasture nestled in-between the edge of old growth forest under a magnificent big Maple Tree, nearby a small babbling brook passes by accompanied by the chorus of songbirds. You might catch a glimpse of the Great Gray owls. A birder's paradise, over 150 nesting boxes on the property. During your stay enjoy the wind whispering through the trees, birds singing, owls hooting and abundant wildlife. There are Great Gray owls, Pileated woodpeckers, and many various bird species and wildlife that pass by. You will not be camping or glamping next to someone's house in their yard, gravel parking lot, by a busy road, a pile of gravel or wood chips mislead by false pictures. Shelter at Castle Rock farm is extremely private, inclusive, perfect for relaxing and to decompress. A short stroll away you can feed the native wild cutthroat trout in the fish pond. On the way feel free to sample some of the wild native strawberries growing in the natural pasture. There are two extremely friendly yellow labs on the property, one very old, one young, they do go on walks with me past the Big Maple site on the trail in the morning and the evening. King Castle Trailhead is 4 minutes down the road from entrance to Shelter at Castle Rock. Upon request , Big Maple site can accommodate extra tents, group site, from 0 to 20 tents, for special events, birding groups, weddings, biking groups, runners, ect. Also we have contacts from other lodging facilities in the area that provide rafting trips, bike and mountain bike shuttles, bike rentals, hiking shuttles to pick you up and return. Castle Rock Farm was established as a homestead 1893, and sits at the base of Castle Rock. For the last 37 years it has been maintained as private wildlife and birding preserve. The original fruit orchards are over a 125 years old. No herbicides or pesticides of any kind are used. Only private led tours by birding experts and wildlife viewing has been allowed. Castle Rock farm is known throughout the Mckenzie community as the one of the most spectacular one of a kind properties in Mckenzie Bridge. All wood used in construction and furniture was milled at Castle Rock Farm with a vintage Heritage Cut pattern circle sawmill from sustainably sourced fire killed trees and windblown downed trees. All campfire wood is sustainably sourced also. Site was built by our family of Journeymen Craftsmen that build Custom Homes in the area, so everything is professionally built with attention to detail, not a DIY campsite. Camping/glamping site is outfitted with a large 10' by 14' heavy deluxe canvas tent, upgraded with extra windows, sewn in heavy vinyl floor, No-See-Um netting, on a wood platform. Tent area is covered so foul weather will not spoil your camping adventure. Custom built with our Heritage cut lumber , one large Porta Potty with premium biodegradable tank treatment. Included with Big Maple site is. Unlimited firewood usage ( per added firewood ) on EXTRAS BUTTON $15.00 per day, kindling, fire starters, 1 large fire pit, 5 quality camping chairs, 2 camping swinging chairs, 8 solar flicker lanterns, solar string lights, 2 led solar lanterns, large handmade hammock , 3 camping hammocks, handmade wood furniture, table. Campfires are allowed until regulations forbid campfires of fire danger, you can bring your own propane fire pit when fire season is in affect and no campfires are allowed. Inside the tent, 2 large washable Tumble rugs, 2 large oversized cots, 3 handmade night stands. Led rechargeable lantern. Portable battery bank to charge electronic devices You will have to bring your own bedding and camp mattress. Outdoor covered cooking station, includes 2 stoves, misc supplies, water jugs with electric faucet, cooking butane canisters (1) per stove per day, if more are used, click the EXTRA BUTTON to purchase, butcher block cutting table, 2 dry sinks, dish rack, 1 percolator coffee pots, 3 large citronella candles, small trash bags, trash cans, dog waste bags, dog waste bin. I probably missed something, but that about sums it up. Proceed to gate for Shelter access, open the gate, close gate behind you, proceed following the signage with arrows until you reach Big Maple Campsite and enjoy your stay.

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44 Ratings · 41 reviews

Chante G.recommends

October 26, 2024

Big Maple Glamping/Camping Site

Richard's property is absolutely beautiful! He was very welcoming and kind and gave us fruits and vegetables from his garden. He told us about the history of the property. He thought of all of the little touches that make a great camping experience. The tent is already set up for you with 2 cots inside. Patio/tent cover to enjoy rain or shine with lights. There are lights down to the bathroom. I would recommend this to anyone, single or with a family. Lots of land to walk, wildlife to see, a pond and fire pit. Close to Terwilleger hot springs, Belknap and blue pool. Such a great experience!

Frances B.recommends

October 15, 2024

MountainView

10/10 Camping Trip

This was my second time staying here and it was just as amazing as the first. Richard really equips you for an excellent trip and it’s the perfect balance of traditional camping and glamping. The land and space is so well cared for and truly beautiful. We visited Blue Pool and Clear Lake during our trip.

Emily F.recommends

October 13, 2024

MountainView

A magical retreat

The most perfect peaceful place you can imagine. A field of green surrounded by trees, with nothing to hear but birdsong. Richard is the kindest host, full of information and stories and his sweet labs are delightful co-hosts.

Jane F.recommends

October 12, 2024

MountainView

This is a truly special place. Quiet, secluded, clean and so beautiful! Richard is a wonderful, thoughtful host. We loved our stay and would return without a doubt.

Madison O.recommends

October 3, 2024

Big Maple Glamping/Camping Site

This is the best HipCamp we have ever stayed at! The host thought of all the little details with the kitchen, patio, hammocks, & more. We can’t wait to come back next summer!

Tripzero R.recommends

October 1, 2024

Big Maple Glamping/Camping Site

Wow. Really gorgeous site with just about everything your want. Richard definitely puts a lot thought and work into the site and it definitely shows. Would recommend.

Location

Mc Kenzie Bridge, Lane, Oregon, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla, Molalla, Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde, and Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Richard H.

Joined in January 2024

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