D Acres Permaculture Farm Educational Homestead

I was in the area looking to purchase land in the dead of winter, living in my small truck camper, with nowhere to stay aside from the lebanon rest stop (until someone called in a welfare check on me) All campgrounds across NH were closed for the season. I had nowhere to shower and due to below zero temperatures and my plumbing would freeze if I showered in my camper. Then I found D acres. I gave them a call and they gave me a place to park and shower when there was nowhere else to go. I went inside to use the facilities and it seemed like a really cool place and cool people. Now that I live down the road in Canaan, I was planning to go back to check the place out in the summer. I heard they may be closing down soon and I'm sad to hear that. Thanks for the stay. I appreciate you guys and I wish you the best.

Stumbled upon this place by recommendation from a local bike shop; we were so impressed. Very peaceful and friendly people

Stayed over a weekend, expected a normal campsite. Ended up falling in love with a farmer girl whilst bathing in a hot tub under the full moon. Amazing food, amazing people, amazing place, 10/10 would recommend to everyone in the world Rooms: 5 Service: 5 Location: 5

Rooms: 3 Service: 4 Location: 3 Hotel highlights: Quiet

My boyfriend and I stayed at D Acres farm on night. It was a remote location. We arrived on motorcycles and camped overnight on one of the platforms. The farm was very unique from anything we were used to. Self sustaining with lush grounds with all sorts of flowers, grapes, all types of herbs, fruit, plants but also quite interesting and impressive. Very peaceful grounds with lots of art sculptures,. Lots of mountain biking trails and hiking trails, a very interesting fire pit area, and shared Indoor common area/ kitchen . It was a great experience with Love, peace and happiness toward all.