Malabar Farm State Park Campground

We stay here when we visit local family and friends. The campground is up on the hill behind the farm. The road is easy access from two different directions. The campground is unstaffed, offers freshwater, a place to dump grey only, and no electricity. There are plenty of state parks to dump nearby. There are a few options for local stores to get gas, food, ice, wood, and even a cold beer.

The park offers great history, animals, hiking trails, fishing, and an on-site restaurant that is pretty good. We feel safe staying there, leaving our RV to travel locally and you have the occasional neighbor but never busy.

This is primarily an equestrian camp ground. There are about 15 primitive campsites with potable water, a place to dump your “wash water” and a decent composting outhouse. With an external antenna we were able to get 5 -7 Mbps down on Verizon, calls were not a problem once you got up on the hill.

For what its worth, the campground is on a state park that offers plenty of hiking, a working farm, gift shop and plenty to do within a short drive. The campground is up the hill behind the farm and very quiet with a dark view of the night sky.