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Gus' Farm at Muscadine

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· Muscadine, Cleburne, Alabama · 10 acres

Hosted by Lisa M.

5 motorhome pitches

Used to be a horse farm. Now it belongs to Gus, who is the size of a small horse. We have chickens, grow our own vegetables, and are starting a dairy goat herd. Learn more about this land: There is plenty of space to choose where to set up camp. There is a wooded area available as well as open field and small stream with shade. There are plenty of trees to hang hammocks, or use the rings already set up at the horse barn (still outside, but covered). I also welcome bike campers, horse campers, truck tents, car tents, and Combi/Microbus/Bulli for dry camping. There are no hook-ups. I do not have proper space for motorhomes or large pull-behind travel trailers, but a small, vintage-type might fit. I am also looking into the possibility of flat places for small RVs. There is a one-room cabin with camp stove, mini fridge, running water, and bathroom with stand-up shower which will be available soon ***Nearby attractions include (and will be updated as I discover them): **PLEASE NOTE: All distances are approximate THE JUNCTION (.25m) - They sometimes have live music LAZY RIVER RENTALS (3m) - I haven't tried it yet, but it sounds fun. It's on the Tallapoosa River HISTORIC POSSUM SNOUT, GA (6m) - Yes, I said that. There is a possum drop on New Year's Eve HELTON HOWLAND MEMORIAL PARK (+/- 7m) - Military vehicles, equipment, picnic pavilion, waking trail, fishing. Open year-round TALLAPOOSA CITY MOUNTAIN PARK (+/- 8m) - There is a golf course. I don't golf, so I couldn't tell you much about it but it's there WEST GEORGIA MUD PARK (+/- 9m) - They have events during the year TALLADEGA NATIONAL FOREST - All around us. Hiking, biking, camping, fishing. COLEMAN LAKE (10m) - Fishing, Swimming area, RV camping, dump station PINHOTI TRAIL Heflin, AL (15m) - Hiking. The trail is 339 miles long and has some beautiful mountain views. It begins at Cheaha State Park and runs 170 miles through the state of Alabama, then 167 miles through north Georgia to intersect with the Appalachian Trail. Check out "The 5 Best Day Hikes on the Pinhoti Trail in Alabama" at rootsrated.com (you'll have to google that) TALLAPOOSA RIVER OUTFITTERS Hwy 46 Heflin, AL (15m) - Kayaking CHIEF LADIGA TRAIL (14m) - Biking, Running, Walking. It is a 33-mile rail trail that stretches from Anniston to the Alabama-Georgia state line MOUNT CHEAHA (+/- 40m) - Highest point in Alabama. They have cabins, RV camping, horseback riding, hiking, fishing and scenic overlooks CHOCCOLOCCO KAYAK (+/- 30m) - Kayak rental on the river across from Choccolocco Park in Oxford, AL There are also other bike trails within driving distance. You can visit traillink.com to find some trails and maps (you'll have to google that too) **If you enjoy visiting wineries: THE FRUITHURST WINERY COMPANY, CR 49 Fruithurst, AL (4m) - Part of the North Alabama Wine Trail HIGH COUNTRY CELLARS, Hwy 9 Heflin, AL (15m) - Tasting Room is open during business hours M-Th 1-6, F-Sat 10-6There is plenty of space to choose where to set up camp. There is a wooded area available as well as open field and small stream with shade. There are plenty of trees to hang hammocks, or use the rings already set up at the horse barn (still outside, but covered). I also welcome bike campers, horse campers, truck tents, car tents, and Combi/Microbus/Bulli for dry camping. There are no hook-ups. I do not have proper space for motorhomes or large pull-behind travel trailers, but a small, vintage-type might fit. I am also looking into the possibility of flat places for small RVs. There is a one-room cabin with camp stove, mini fridge, running water, and bathroom with stand-up shower which will be available soon ***Nearby attractions include (and will be updated as I discover them): **PLEASE NOTE: All distances are approximate THE JUNCTION (.25m) - They sometimes have live music LAZY RIVER RENTALS (3m) - I haven't tried it yet, but it sounds fun. It's on the Tallapoosa River HISTORIC POSSUM SNOUT, GA (6m) - Yes, I said that. There is a possum drop on New Year's Eve HELTON HOWLAND MEMORIAL PARK (+/- 7m) - Military vehicles, equipment, picnic pavilion, waking trail, fishing. Open year-round TALLAPOOSA CITY MOUNTAIN PARK (+/- 8m) - There is a golf course. I don't golf, so I couldn't tell you much about it but it's there WEST GEORGIA MUD PARK (+/- 9m) - They have events during the year TALLADEGA NATIONAL FOREST - All around us. Hiking, biking, camping, fishing. COLEMAN LAKE (10m) - Fishing, Swimming area, RV camping, dump station PINHOTI TRAIL Heflin, AL (15m) - Hiking. The trail is 339 miles long and has some beautiful mountain views. It begins at Cheaha State Park and runs 170 miles through the state of Alabama, then 167 miles through north Georgia to intersect with the Appalachian Trail. Check out "The 5 Best Day Hikes on the Pinhoti Trail in Alabama" at rootsrated.com (you'll have to google that) TALLAPOOSA RIVER OUTFITTERS Hwy 46 Heflin, AL (15m) - Kayaking CHIEF LADIGA TRAIL (14m) - Biking, Running, Walking. It is a 33-mile rail trail that stretches from Anniston to the Alabama-Georgia state line MOUNT CHEAHA (+/- 40m) - Highest point in Alabama. They have cabins, RV camping, horseback riding, hiking, fishing and scenic overlooks CHOCCOLOCCO KAYAK (+/- 30m) - Kayak rental on the river across from Choccolocco Park in Oxford, AL There are also other bike trails within driving distance. You can visit traillink.com to find some trails and maps (you'll have to google that too) **If you enjoy visiting wineries: THE FRUITHURST WINERY COMPANY, CR 49 Fruithurst, AL (4m) - Part of the North Alabama Wine Trail HIGH COUNTRY CELLARS, Hwy 9 Heflin, AL (15m) - Tasting Room is open during business hours M-Th 1-6, F-Sat 10-6

Vehicle details

Camper Trailers, Campervans, and Cars allowed

Vehicles under 6 meters allowed

You can drive right up to wherever you want to set up camp

Pull-in site

You can drive right up to wherever you want to set up camp

Surface type: grass-or-paddock

Surface levelness: flat

No Caravans, Fifth wheels, Caravans, Motorhomes, Campervans, and Motorhomes

Doesn't accommodate slideouts

You can drive right up to wherever you want to set up camp

Generators allowed

Clean up any spills

No electrical connection

No water connection

No sewage connection

No TV connection

What to expect

Vehicle pitch

Camping area selected or assigned upon arrival.

4 guests max per site

Campfires allowed

Firepit. Please pick up after your pet

Pets allowed

On leash

No toilet; campers must bring camp toilets

Potable water available

Spigot, hose

Bins available

Trash bin

No showers

Cooking equipment absent

Picnic table absent

No wifi

Laundry absent

Things to know

Getting there

Check in: After 9:00 AM

Check out: Before 3:00 PM

On arrival: Meet with Host

Cancellation policy: Moderate

Minimum nights: 1 night

Accepts bookings: 3 months out

Park at listing

No wheelchair access

Max 1 vehicle

2WD accessible

During your trip

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Reviews

100% Recommend6 Ratings · 4 reviews

David B.

3 reviews

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· January 2023

Kind host and beautiful spot

3 m car

Super helpful and friendly host! Would highly recommend. Nice spot.

Matthew L.

3 years on Hipcamp

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· October 2021

Perfect!

Group trip

Lisa was great and kind. Spot was nice and quiet and plenty of space!

Eric G.

3 years on Hipcamp

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· August 2021

Beautiful pastures very quiet

Group trip

Last minute stop on 4000 trip from Georgia to Wichita to Denver to Ogden Utah back with stops in Denver Wichita and tuskahoma Oklahoma very quiet except for being extremely hot and my battery pack not working all night it was beautiful they have a few nice pastures I stayed up front due to my vehicle . I bet it’s very nice in the fall with all the trees changing…. Thank you for the last minute retreat to recharge myself Blessed be

Alex E.

4 reviews

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· July 2021

Loved tent camping beneath the trees at the fork of two springs. It was very private and peaceful. Lisa was such a kind, generous, accommodating host and her land is absolutely beautiful. Will definitely return.

Location

Muscadine, Cleburne, Alabama, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of S’atsoyaha (Yuchi) and Mvskoke (Muscogee) First Nations according to

Native Land Digital.

To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking