Family Grain & Cattle Farm Retreat
Maddock, ND
Pet Friendly
WiFi
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- Check-in
- 6:00am
- Check-out
- 10:20am
- Pets
- Allowed
- Generators
- Allowed
About this campground
This intimate family operation welcomes guests seeking genuine rural tranquility, nestled on a working farm where small grains and cattle thrive across the landscape. The property's peaceful setting, reached via a scenic gravel road, offers the kind of genuine countryside escape that modern travelers cherish—a chance to disconnect and experience authentic agricultural life. Guests are invited to participate in seasonal sweet corn picking, a beloved annual tradition that transforms a simple harvest into a memorable experience. This hands-on activity connects visitors directly with the land and creates lasting memories of farm-fresh bounty gathered firsthand.
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The remote location, while requiring a journey down country roads, delivers on its promise of serenity and seclusion. Visitors consistently appreciate the unhurried atmosphere and the opportunity to experience the slower pace of rural farm living, making this an ideal retreat for those seeking genuine peace and natural surroundings away from busy tourist areas.

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