This is a campsite only! You have to furnish your own camping gear. This campsite is about a 100' walk from the vehicle, secluded with a firepit and picnic table. The restroom is next to the greenhouse. If you arrive after hours, drive past the cabin, down the hill, turn right and park. Follow the signs up a small path past Bear Hollow site to your site. This campsite is one of six designated campsites on True Serendipty Homestead that was created by Mike and Cheryl Whitmore and covers 25 acres with a two acre pond There are 6 tent sites, hiking trails, gardens, chickens and much more to discover here. We moved here at the beginning of the covid pandemic with a dream and a prayer to carve a new llife out of the Maine woods. Most people at our age (mid 60's) would stop at only the dream but the two of us decided we only live life once so let's go for it. I have a life time of knowledge from working in a lumber mill to working on Jet fighters in the Marine Corps and just about everything in between. Cheryl has a masters in art Knows how to use power tools. In one summer we milled the logs I cut from the land and her and I built a small cabin and made through that winter (2020). The next spring we finished the cabin and started booking camp sites through a platform called Hipcamp and after only two seasons, Hipcamp awarded us second place in the state of Maine for the best Hipcamp tent site to visit in the whole state of Maine! So here we are still building, a blacksmith shop, (classes coming soon), a chicken coop, gardens and much more. Our ultimate goal is to create a place where people can come visit and experience down to earth living as it was meant to be and to show that it is possible for anyone with a dream and is willing to do the work can accomplish this.