Cow Hill Farm
This is a Boondockers Welcome host in Floyd, VA
Max Rig Size
< 30 (ft)
Parking Spaces
2
Same Day Requests
Yes
Preferred Check-in Time
8:00 PM
We live on 13 acres outside the town of Floyd, just a few miles off the Blue Ridge Parkway. It's very quiet out here. A lovely place to sit and enjoy nature. Please take note that our driveway is bumpy and your rig may get scratched! The views from the property are beautiful and the pastures that surround us are a wonderful place to take a stroll. There is a dump station at Chantilly farms camp ground, about 5 miles from us. The WiFi is accessible near the house but very spotty further away. Cell carriers in the area are Verizon and AT&T Suggested Local Attractions:Floyd is famous for Friday Night Jamboree at the country store. A great place to hear blue grass music. We are right off the crooked road (for music enthusiasts). We are right off the B.R. Parkway and about 40 minutes from Virginia Tech. Go Hokies! Great hiking and site seeing, bird watching and history out here. The Spikenard bee sanctuary is just a few miles away and Floyd has a great Saturday market as well as wonderful shops owned by local artists.
Vehicle Suitability Information
Pets Welcome
Water Hookup
Slideouts Allowed
Offleash Area for Pets
Generators Allowed
Separate Tow Vehicle Parking
Campfire Ring Provided
Outdoor Cooking Allowed
House Rules
Pets are welcome, but best to keep on leash. We really like our quiet so would appreciate using a generator as little as possible. Please always close gates when coming and going. Save the bovines!
Location
Access Road Conditions: The total size of your rig, tow vehicle, trailer and towed vehicle should not exceed 30ish feet. Not just the trailer. The turn into driveway is tight as well as a couple of tight turns coming up. You will need to stop and use flashers to open the cattle gate. We would love to host you, just don’t want ya getting stuck. We live off a half mile rocky bumpy driveway. We own a 17 ft single axle Lance trailer that gets up and down fine but please be aware that the road is bumpy. There are two cattle gates that you need to open and close each time you come and go as well, but the view and peace and quiet are well worth the bumps. Tow Vehicle Parking Details: There is plenty of space to park a tow vehicle next to or around your trailer
Parking Surface
Grass
Hosted By Robinsydow
Age:
55-65
Doug and I are recent retiree's enjoying life on our little hobby farm Details: We live at the top of the Blue Ridge Mountains on a little hobby farm outside of Floyd Va. Gardening and travel are a few of our hobbies. We enjoy meeting new people but love the solitude and quiet of our daily lives as well. Home Town: Floyd Virginia Favorite Boondocking Locations: BLM land as well as federal, preferably next to a river Skills or Expertise to Share: We are avid gardeners, cooks,fly fishers and are pretty handy. Robin is a seamstress
Availability for RV Camping
References for this location from other RVers
Topspops
1 day ago
quiet place we enjoyed our stay higly recommend Thank you very much
Brooms24
4 days ago
We arrived on a Friday night, with the thought that we might venture back into town that night for some music. After scattering deer on the way in, we decided not to do the trip in the dark so we stayed put. The driveway was as described but on the way out the next day it was easy peasy. This place is magical. The kind of experience that makes us love boondockers welcome. Crazy that places like this exist and we would have never known!
JOURNEYMAN67
6 days ago
It was a very peaceful stay right off the Blue Ridge Parkway. Robin’s directions/explanations were very useful regarding the drive in, including the bumpy driveway to the property. But we had no issues with our Class B, even in the rain. We watched the deer darting across the pasture as we drank our coffee and I’ll bet the stars would have been beautiful if it wasn’t cloudy..Robin was very communicative and a super host!
Philipmor
2 weeks ago
Robin and Doug are great hosts. Friendly and helpful with local recommendations. The last 1/2 mile is best to do in daylight though we succeded in darkness with excellent directions. Should expect a bumpy and curvy last 1/2 mile but RV made it fine.
LACVIETNOMAD
5 months ago
Robin and Doug are very friendly and generous. We felt like we had been transported to another planet because we couldn't see any people or cars. We didn't hear any noise except for the sound of insects. We truly enjoyed the peaceful night.
