Looking for fun, family-friendly activities during your stay at Outside Inn Campground? Whether you're planning a relaxing getaway or an exciting adventure, our campground offers a variety of things to do for guests of all ages.
Adventures Await
Explore Scenic Walking Trails
Reconnect with nature on our peaceful walking trails. Wander through open fields, shaded woods, and scenic spots perfect for birdwatching, photography, or simply enjoying the great outdoors. Our trails are easy to navigate and ideal for all skill levels — whether you're taking a morning stroll or a sunset walk. We currently offer over one mile of maintained trails, with more trail loops coming soon to expand your outdoor experience.
Meet & Pet Friendly Farm Animals
Say hello to our lovable farm animals! From cuddly goats and curious cows to playful pigs and bunnies, our animal residents are always happy to make new friends. This hands-on experience is a guest favorite, especially for families with kids. Enjoy a calm, respectful environment where animal lovers of all ages can safely interact and connect with life on the farm.
Join Seasonal Events & Farm Experiences
There's always something happening at Outside Inn! Join us for seasonal events like goat yoga, bottle-feeding baby animals, craft days, open farm markets, and more. Each event is designed to bring people together, celebrate community, and create unforgettable memories. Keep an eye on our event calendar — we're always adding new ways to engage with nature and each other.
Coming Soon: Fish Pond
A new way to unwind is on the horizon! Our fish pond is currently under construction and will soon offer a peaceful place for guests to relax, enjoy the water, and experience catch-and-release fishing. Stay tuned as we create a serene addition to the campground where nature and recreation come together.
Plan Your Stay
Whether you're here for a weekend getaway, a peaceful solo retreat, or farm-style family fun, Outside Inn Campground offers something special. Reserve your spot today and see why guests come for the animals—but stay for the peace, comfort, and community.