Comfortable camping on a 54 acre nature sanctuary

Unique camp setting on a 54 acre ecological art project 15 minutes from Bowling Green and next to a large Mennonite community. The main space is a stream-side campsite located along a manicured trail about 1/4 mile from parking. The camp has a fire-pit, black locust log seats, and a tent equipped with queen and full-sized mattresses. There is also a slot for a camper-van, near the road entrance located under a shaded canopy of sassafras trees, a few paces from an outdoor shower equipped with an outlet to fill water, wash dishes, or wash a vehicle. This location is the same distance from Nashville as Bowling Green, and along the direct shortest route toward Knoxville. Inquire if traveling with a personal tent and in need of a blank campsite or desire to backcountry camp. Outdoor shower with heated water and trail system. I will probably be working on the property on building or orchard projects, and available to answer questions or help however, as needed. This is a nature sanctuary in formation. At various times of the year, we will be harvesting raspberries, mulberries, blueberries, black raspberries, peaches, apples, pears, and blackberries. You are welcome to pick wild berries. Please carry out what you pack in. This sanctuary sits on the edge of a Mennonite community, and in turn the campsite serves as a nice base from which to bike and kayak in an area somewhat removed from the modern era. Inquire about kayak rental, ferrying, and pickup. There are many craft and produce stores within the community, located south of this land, starting about 4 miles. If you can find one, they all have maps and could steer you to particulars (probably a dozen stands scattered about, often specializing in different bits). Outside of this 'plain people's' community, Scottsville is a short drive and has a library, exercise center (Core), and a grocery store with organic options (Food Lion). The Core is a YMCA type of facility and may provide free day access to out of state visitors.