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Bird Fork Farm

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· Dunlap, Sequatchie, Tennessee

55 acres hosted by Alysia L.

1 lodging site · 5 RV/tent sites

Bird Fork Farm is a small regenerative farm located on 55 acres. Enjoy camping in one of the numerous spots in the beautiful pasture or pop into the woods to find the perfect hammock spot. With easy access, take a stroll through the orchard, woods, or pasture or venture to one of the numerous state parks nearby. Guests have access to an off-grid composting toilet and rainwater-fed handwashing facility as well as a 10x15 lean-to for shade, cooking, or hanging out. There are so many incredible things to do nearby! There is a fantastic swimming hole about 10 minutes down a dirt road from the farm. If you're into climbing this area is well known for its climbing destinations including Woodcock Cove. Savage Gulf State Park and Fall Creek Falls State Park are located within 30 minutes of the farm. The Isha Yoga Institute is about 10 mins away. The Sequatchie Valley is 10 mins down the mountain. Chattanooga is approximately 45 mins SE while McMinnville is about 30 mins NW. The Caverns, a wonderful music venue is about 40 mins away. Nashville is approximately 1hr 45mins NW.

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Forest

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100% Recommend1 ratings · 1 review

Ener Leaf N.

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My boyfriend and I celebrated our 1 year anniversary with a light camping trip in a beautiful area of middle Tennessee. It was a warm September 21. Alysia is a friendly and kind host with sweet dog and cat to welcome you. A good spot for those wanting a quiet camping option but not isolated. Love that we were surrounded by a small organic farm, nearby line of tall trees and a tall grassy pasture. It felt cozy, safe, and chill. I appreciate the unique outdoor bathroom that included a compost toilet and bathroom sinks with running water. It was a very close walk (approx. 14 yards) from our tent spot. Host was kind to mow out a few areas for us to select from to set up our tent. We actually found the area between the fire pit and small covered "pavilion". The chairs were nice to sit in to enjoy taking in the night, looking up at the stars and conversation over candlelight (fire ban was in effect due to drought conditions in the area). The campground was not too close to the host's residence nor was it too far or remote. This was a lovely stay for us for one night. We would return again.

Location

Dunlap, Sequatchie, Tennessee, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of ᏣᎳᎫᏪᏘᏱ Tsalaguwetiyi (Cherokee, East), S’atsoyaha (Yuchi), and Shawandasse Tula (Shawanwaki/Shawnee) First Nations according to

Native Land Digital.

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