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Allicins Ranch

83%

· Moyie Springs, Boundary, Idaho

10 acres hosted by Ben R.

2 tent sites

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Pets can be off-leash at this Hipcamp.

We originally bought the land as a parcel off of my Uncle's farm. We are an organic garlic farm and also raise sheep so our land is our place of business and also our home. We have a beautiful getaway for you to come visit with a nice pond, rope swing and zip line. Learn more about this land: Pitch your tent next to the pond, enjoy the rope swing, zip-line, or come help in the organic garden. You may wake up to our sheep munching grass beside your tent. National forest trails about 10 minutes away, lots of lakes, rivers, and other outdoor opportunities to enjoy.Pitch your tent next to the pond, enjoy the rope swing, zip-line, or come help in the organic garden. You may wake up to our sheep munching grass beside your tent. National forest trails about 10 minutes away, lots of lakes, rivers, and other outdoor opportunities to enjoy.

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9 ratings · 7 reviews

Avalon G.

July 30, 2024

Allicins Ranch

Nice view, no shower :/

I was really looking forward to showering at this site, it was the only reason we chose it as our stop. When we woke up we texted the host pretty early and they responded AFTER checkout (like 4 hours later) that they didn’t have them… You probably shouldn’t list that. The zip line is cool, we didn’t try it. it’s nice to camp by the water, but the pond is entirely consumed with algae, so definitely not something you’d swim in. It felt decently private, it was right by their airbnb and house, but very quiet for the most part.

Lars S.recommends

May 11, 2024

Allicins Ranch

10/10 Will Stay Again

What a gorgeous place! The campsite is in between a marsh and a cute pond, which meant falling asleep to the sounds of frogs, coyote yips, and owls; and waking up to the sounds of geese, sparrows, robins, and even some woodpeckers. There's a lovely view of the night sky, and the area feels safe and quiet. The outside is open air but secluded, and there was fresh toilet paper and the toilet area had clearly just been cleaned. Ben and Kelly are lovely and communicative, and I am absolutely going to stay here again. I didn't see any sheep, but did get to walk around the parameter of the crops and say hello to several birds and grazing deer.

Simone L.recommends

July 16, 2023

Allicins Ranch

This was a good stay! Although there weren’t any animals (other than the sweetest cat ever), we enjoyed staying by the pond! We were able to have a really nice fire with wood that was provided which was certainly the highlight of the night. Lots of privacy!

Gaby B.recommends

September 2, 2022

Allicins Ranch

While things weren’t exactly as stated, Ben was up front about it when I got there and offered different options to make the stay what I had hoped for, which I very much appreciated! (They’re going through construction and changes in employees/workers, just like everyone else!)

Tyler & Annabelle S.recommends

August 15, 2022

Allicins Ranch

Peaceful country retreat

A serene and peaceful place! Ben was so friendly and accommodating and showed us around a bit, they have a beautiful farm, garden, and swimming hole that we enjoyed exploring. They also mentioned they had some trails throughout their land and a super cool rope swing that you can use when the water in the pond is higher! This is a great place to get away or camp with friends!

Mira E.

July 5, 2021

Allicins Ranch

Firstly, Ben and Claire were super lovely and accommodating. They were friendly and answered the questions we had about the site. The site is sandwiched between an awesome old bus where they have a WWOOFER staying, an Airbnb rental, and the road, so not much privacy. There was a shower advertised, but there was not one available (however, there is a pond that we were told we could take a dip in, as well as a hose). The photos on the listening are of a large open field behind the property, not the actual camping site. All of this said, we were there on a busy holiday weekend (July 4th), there was a burn ban (so no fires), and it was in the 90’s, so we probably got a picture of the space at under less than ideal circumstances. Definitely a serviceable spot if you need a place to pitch a tent for a night, but not really any other camping amenities.

Location

Moyie Springs, Boundary, Idaho, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla and Ktunaxa ɁamakɁis First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking