Contact Info

farmtofamilyranch.com

(707- (click-to-reveal)

Camping Style

Backpacker

Cabin

Other Camping

RV Camping

Tent Camping

Trailer Camping

About Campground

We are a 160 acre off-grid, homestead located in the coastal mountains of Mendocino County, California's Emerald Triangle. We have been homesteading here since 1998 and have developed a lifestyle where we nourish the abundance that thrives here. We have two campsites on our property: The Pond Site set up for longer term camping and parties with an outhouse and potable mountain spring water; and The Dry Site set up for shorter term camping for travelers in need of a restful pitstop.

**The Pond Site:**

We are delighted to share our lifestyle and to offer everybody a sweet, private spot in the woods next to our pond, where you can be free to explore the outdoors and observe the abundant wildlife in their undisturbed home.

We walk lightly on the land, and we expect our guests to do the same.

We are family friendly and have trails for you to explore the property and meet our horses. We also provide a tour of our off-grid solar system.

The pond site is located on a private, internal dirt road, which provides for absolute privacy. It's like experiencing an outback camping experience with the amenities of car camping. The pond is a healthy, spring fed ecosystem and quite refreshing on those hot days. It is big enough for small kayaks, paddle boards, and rafts too.

**The Best Rest Along the Way:**

We have created a self-contained, dry campsite along our main road that is van and truck camping friendly, and can take travel trailers max 16’ length. This site is intended to accommodate people who need a quiet, peaceful place to catch a rest along a road trip without sleeping on the roadside, although many do like it as a bear bones campsite.

We are conveniently located about 10 min from the 101, for easy in-and-out access. There are lengthy internal roads and trails for unwinding and stretching your legs. Did I mention that town is less than 10 minutes from your campsite? If you forget anything, it is no biggie to run and get what you need.