Hungerford Hills Farm

Wonderful time to relax and let the cares of this world go away for a while. Easy tether for horses and fun trails.

Great place for camping and the free fest

Beautiful ❤ place. Nice marked trails.

Very quiet and peaceful

Very quiet and peaceful setting. Bathroom deserves a five-star plus! Brand new handicapped accessible barrier free private bathrooms with water and electric.walk in shower with adjustable head, soap and handrails. Slip protection on floor. Chair in corner. Tons of room for entire family in there. So clean you could eat off the floor. Huge covered picnic pavilion. They have water at bathhouse and a few places through out the camp. Sites are shaded and are mowed and clean of debris. Most sites has a fire pit and picnic table with picket poles. No electricity or water at sites yet. Perhaps that is the plan down the road. The drive way to get in is a little rough. Looks like USFS closed their original one which was right off of Hungerford Drive. Now you have to enter at farm on hill. The new sandy driveway needs to be widened and kept grated better...it's kinda rough. We made it in okay with 32*8 ft trailer and 2WD F250, but it was dry, bumpy and a little too narrow. Had it been wet we could of gotten stuck. It definitely needs to be made wider leveled and covered with road gravel....I think it's a work in progress. If you have a larger rig, it's not the easiest place to get around in...even for truckers like us. If you can't back up...might be a challenge for you. Sites are open but not level. I didn't see any concrete or wooden manure pits with wheelbarrows at all. That's something that could of been somewhere else and we just couldn't find it. No one was available to ask questions. I left a message and my call was not returned. That's frustrating when you are there to scout out the area and learn what's available from this camp. As far as the trail system, it's vast with various terrain and has something for all levels of riders. Sandy soil with rolling hills. Some areas are steeper than others. Trails 5 and 6 are pretty hilly. No water crossing. After a good rain there will be water on two tracks to play in. We've always liked the area for training our young POA ponies due to looped trail system and various trail lengths. However, the main spur from this private campground to the trails has been blocked off by USFS. This upset us...for years that was a horse trail with heavy use. Horseman put those trails in and maintained them. Too have this spur handed over to people who did not...is not right. Now it has been designated as a bike trail with light use. To access the trails legally I think you have to ride down the dirt road to hit the trail down by the USFS campground. I could be wrong. Maybe another entrance and we didn't see that either. We felt this was a slap in the face to this campground owner. No good reason for it that we could see. Disgusted with USFS to be honest. USFS had their campground in a mess. Most decent campsites are closed due to tree removal. Friends told us they have been working on it for a while. USFS campground gets heavy use. It was not mowed...and was a mess. For the extra $5
a night it was worth it to stay here instead. With suggested improvements and better communication, I'd give it a better rating. I think they are on their way to being a 5 star facility. Hope USFS doesn't ruin it for them. Horseman need to rally around this business owner and push to have a direct spur from this camp. After all USFS land belongs to We The People!!!🙏🙏🙏