Muletown Farm | Pond | Horses | Sunset Views Camping

Description

Welcome to Muletown Farm, our peaceful 31-acre farm in Columbia, Tennessee. The property boasts of rich history with modern comfort. The main log home on the farm dates back to 1808. Today we love sharing the land with travelers who want a quiet place to relax and enjoy a little Middle Tennessee countryside.

Our RV spot gives you room to spread out and enjoy the views. It also has its own private fire pit with string lights, which makes evenings out here pretty special. It’s a great place to cook dinner over the fire, sit back with a drink, and watch the sun set over the fields. We have water ad electrical hook up at the site and a waste dump station on the property (but not directly at the camp site).

Guests are welcome to walk around the property, fish in the pond, visit with our animals, or just enjoy the open space. Mornings are often peaceful with fog settling across the pasture, and evenings usually end with beautiful sunsets around a fire.

Even though the farm feels quiet and tucked away, you’re still just a short drive from downtown Columbia, one of Tennessee’s best small towns. There are great restaurants, coffee shops, and local stores to explore.

The Natchez Trace Parkway, waterfalls, hiking trails, and scenic countryside drives are also nearby.

Muletown Farm is also home to four restored houses and cabins that we rent to guests, so sometimes families or small groups are staying around the property enjoying the farm as well. Everyone has their own space and fire pits for privacy.

Whether you’re just passing through for a night or planning to stay a few days, it’s a great place to slow down, sit by the fire, and enjoy the land.

Location

Private Campground

Muletown Farm | Pond | Horses | Sunset Views is located in Tennessee

Directions

As you enter the property, you will see an old turquoise truck and a Muletown Farm sign. AS you come in the driveways, continue straight as the path switches from pavement to gravel. Go past the 2 story log cabin and behind it you will see a log cabin smokehouse that is now our chickens home. There is a gravel pad with hook ups, fire pit and string lights and a picnic table ocated to the right of the smoke house— that’s your designated area for parking you RV/camper.