Tentrr partners with private and public landowners to offer unique accommodations in beautiful outdoor locations. Our campsites are off-the-grid, meaning they generally do not have access to electricity, wifi, or modern plumbing. Instead, they offer the chance to relax, unplug, and fully experience nature! Each campsite includes a 10'x12' safari-style canvas tent on a raised platform. Larger parties can also use an extra 5-person pop-up tent stored onsite. You'll also have a picnic table, a dry box for storage, and 2 Tentrr Adirondack chairs for outdoor furniture. Unless otherwise noted, facilities include a composting toilet and an outdoor Coleman sun shower. Please note that heating units and fire pits may sometimes be subject to fire regulations and temporary burn bans - verify with your Tentrr Host and plan accordingly if these items are unavailable. The availability of other amenities like bedding or firewood also varies from site to site (some sites are more rustic and bare-bones than others), so we recommend reading through the listing description carefully before booking. We hope you enjoy your camping trip!

Gentle ridge overlooking a long horse pasture Whether enjoying the 80-foot waterfall, rock climbing, or just relaxing, this is a great campsite! With 250 acres at your fingertips, you'll love it here! Your site is private but Stone Mountain Farm is a community so there are people around. So if you want to camp within distant earshot of people, but with total privacy this is a great site for you. The site is also walking distance from the Rail Trail Cafe, where there's live music on the weekends. There are also flying dance classes, trapeze, aerial yoga, bike rentals and events on the farm throughout the summer so let us know if you're interested in extra activities. There are ponds to jump in, muddy- but very refreshing. We swim all summer! Once you're on the farm, follow signs for Stone Mountain Farm. You'll go under a small bridge and the road will turn into a dirt road. You'll feel like you're driving into the woods. Keep going about 1/2 a mile, pass the sign that says “no entry without a reservation” You have a reservation. ;) Past the giant willow tree, near the big farm house, you’ll see a red sign that says TentRR Grotto View. Follow that sign up the little hill and just down the other side. You’ll see another Grotto View sign on the right, park there. Your tent is a short walk up the hill. On your way you’ll pass the ‘Rail Trail Cafe’ a fantastic little walk up cafe in the woods. Its open Thursday - Sunday and has live music and excellent food. If you decide to stay past check out to enjoy the land, just move your car to Lot A, by the cafe. There will be sheets, pillows and a blanket in a plastic bag on the bed for you to keep them fresh. There will also be 1 bundle of firewood and water, as well as a few basic camp fire cooking tools at the site. We keep the site very comfortable for camping but its not glamorous, just super comfy.

Please strip the bed and leave the sheets on the bed; and drop the garbage in the dumpster on your way out. Also due to bears in the area please keep food in your car, or in the bench by the picnic table. If you do happen to see a bear just make lots of noise. They’re very shy and afraid of loud noises, there’s a bear horn in the tent also. If you need more water or wood we’ll leave it for you where you park. If the blue water container runs low bring it down so we can refill it. Let me know if you need anything at all and have a great trip! Note: This campsite is not safe for small children, there is a cliff nearby with a significant drop-off. Site guidelines There's a steep drop off near the tent please don't walk off it! Do hike the land but give personal dwellings a wide berth. Sign a land use waiver on arrival & leave at the tent. If you open a gate close it!