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About this space
Awarded South Dakota's best Hip Camp 4 times. Uncle B's farm is a small 11 acre hobby farm with a large vegetable garden, chickens, peafowl, guinea fowl, turkeys, dogs, and cats. There is an old quarried stone railroad bridge and a few short walking trails around the pond. The pond is at the back of the property where I have 6 dry camp sites listed as Uncle B's farm for tents or self contained...
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We loved our stay at Brian’s farm! He was so accommodating and everything was beautiful and clean. Great vibes!
Uncle B’s farm deserves best in south dakota no doubt. One of if not the friendliest host i’ve ever encountered. Felt extremely safe the whole time and plenty of cool things to see!
AI Review Summary
Overall, campers rave about their experiences at Uncle B's campsite, highlighting the warm hospitality of the host, Brian, who goes above and beyond to make guests feel welcome with thoughtful gifts and personal tours of the property. The campsite offers a beautiful setting with clean facilities, friendly animals, and unique accommodations like the Hippie Bus, making it a memorable stop for travelers. However, some guests noted challenges such as muddy conditions after rain and occasional bugs during warm nights. Despite these minor drawbacks, the positive experiences and charming atmosphere lead to a strong recommendation for this campsite.
Highlights
- Welcoming and friendly host (Uncle B)
- Generous gifts upon arrival (s'mores, fresh produce)
- Clean bathrooms with hot showers
- Beautiful property with scenic views
- Fun accommodations like the Hippie Bus
- Friendly animals on site (peacocks, chickens)
- Great for stargazing and relaxation
Considerations
- Muddy conditions after rain
- Some bugs at night
- Limited activities during rainy weather
- Occasional noise from animals
- Heat can be an issue in summer