Corn Silo Cabin! Portapotty only.

This campsite has an enclosed corn silo. Inside is a wood stove and an extension cord to power lights and a fan. The extension cord is only 50 watts and will not power a space heater. Feel free to hike around the fields. Dogs need to be leashed. Guests will not enter the barn, house, shop, poolyard, or outbuildings. Not suitable for small children. There is a portapotty. Please bring your own firewood. You are free to pick up sticks around the fields. All trash goes with you. RV's are welcome. Secluded farm at the end of the road. The campsite is private. There is a table, chairs, and fire pit. An extension cord powers a lamp and fan left in the silo. The extension cord is only 50 watts and cannot power a space heater. There is a propane grill. The silo has a wood stove for chilly nights. Please bring your own firewood. All trash is to be taken with you. Dogs are to be picked up after. RV's are welcome but I have no hookups for them. You may hike anywhere on this secluded fifty acre farm. The woods and fields are yours to explore. Do not enter the barn, house, pool yard, shop, or out buildings. There is a portapotty in front of the barn. There is a firepit at the campsite and a wood stove in the silo. Please bring your own firewood. You are free to pick up sticks around the fields. Feel free to knock and ask about the farm's history or where the farm's boundaries are so that you may explore! You can also just go straight to the silo and crash. There is no need to check in with me. The silo will be unlocked. I do not offer any amenities or a bathroom. Only a portapotty is provided. Please bring your own firewood. You are free to pick up sticks around the fields. This farm was bought by my grandparents after my grandfather finished serving in WWII. Originally, it was several hundred acres but the county bought most of it for a planned lake that never happened. The old farm remains undeveloped along with the fifty acres in this listing. My grandfather and the two boys he raised here, tried their hand mostly at feed crops and cattle. On your way here, you will see a few of the old farms but mostly planned communities and golfcourses. The area around DC has changed rapidly in the past few decades. Feel free to hike around the farm. Hiking will be difficult until the corn is harvested. Do not enter the house, barn, shop, pool yard, or outbuildings. Keep dogs on a leash and out of the barn. The farm itself does not offer any trails you could take a bicycle on but would offer a great jumping off point for some of Mt. Airy's lazier roads. Nearby Piney Run Park offers excellent kayaking, hiking, and fishing! Sleep in the silo, pitch a tent, or pull up the rv! The silo door will be unlocked. I don't offer a bathroom. There is a portapotty in front of the barn. Please be safe with your campfire and pour the provided bucket of water over it when you leave. There is an extension cord to the silo that powers a lamp and fan that are left in the silo. The extension cord is only 50 watts and cannot power a space heater. It is also handy for phone chargers. A propane grill is kept by the silo to cook on. I provide no tinfoil or cooking utensils. Please bring your own firewood. This space is not to be used for events or parties.