Narrow Gate Farm
This is a Boondockers Welcome host in Amissville, VA
Max Rig Size
45+ (ft)
Parking Spaces
4
Same Day Requests
Yes
Our working farm is located in the middle of many local wineries, Washington D.C. is 60 miles east of us, there are many Caverns within 40 miles of us and Skyline Drive is about 30 miles away. Many Civil War battlefield attractions are nearby. Monticello and Montpelier are both within an hours drive.
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
Campfire wood is available for a nominal fee. Full water and electric hook up sites on premise can be reserved for $25 a night when available. Longer stays can also be arranged.
Location
Access Road Conditions: Easy access for big rigs Tow Vehicle Parking Details: Next to the rig
Parking Surface
Grass
Hosted By NarrowGateFarm
Age:
55-65
Small Quiet Private Farmstead Details: We own a small farm where we raise Angus for beef and horses roam the pastures. Our farm house is 200 years old and was once used as an Equine Bed & Breakfast . In our free time we love to travel and see parts of this big country that we have never ventured into before. When we aren't traveling we are spending time with our family, which consists of nine children and five grand-babies whom most live nearby. Home Town: We live in a small town, about 60 miles west of Washington, D.C. and about 40 miles east of the Shenandoah Valley. Just up the road about 40 miles you'll find the Luray Caverns.
Availability for RV Camping
References for this location from other RVers
Stephan_Anna
1 week ago
beautiful, quiet place. even ground, very friendly host
SamDeen45
3 weeks ago
Was greeted upon arrival by the owner and his dog. They couldn’t have been nicer to us! great spot. We hiked Old Rag and had the absolute best pizza in Sperryville afterwards
MarkNDeb
1 month ago
I was so glad my dog Lucy and I stopped at Narrow Gate Farm on our way south. We were greeted by Jim who gave us a nice standing tour of the farm. After parking the van on a nice flat horse arena, we played with the dogs, watched the horses, explored the fields and then settled down for a quiet peaceful evening. Everything was perfect. We will return to explore the local history and not just pass through!
WildernessSeekers
3 months ago
This is a great stop over on our way from NC coast to Pittsburgh PA. We were greeted by a very friendly dog. We arrived late afternoon and departed early the next morning. Very quite and level parking area
Linda1954
4 months ago
wonderfully quiet, peaceful location.