Guide to Camping at Rare Bird Farm
CAMPING GUIDELINES
Rare Bird Farm is not a campground, so you must be attending an event to camp. Camping tickets are sold separately from the event tickets.
Guests are responsible for their own bedding, tents, headlamps and other camping necessities.
There are well and spring water taps available for potable water. Trust Cafe is only 1.5 miles away and has restaurant hours and a small convenience store. You can also bring your own food.
We are located in a dry county, you must BYOB for drinks, beer and wine.
All campsites are first come, first serve — a guide to the different camping areas of the farm is below.
You will drive into the barnyard to check in for camping. After you choose a spot, you can unload and then park in an internal parking lot inside the farm. There is no designated area for car camping.
There is an outdoor shower in the barnyard that is open to campers and a compostable toilet and handwashing station.