Maurolou Farm
Come be at peace at our coastal family farm campsite.
Parking On-Site
6 campers
Check in: 13:00
Check out: 11:30
Pet friendly
Overview
Tucked between the edge of our woods and farm pastures, our campsite offers seclusion, and a beautiful view of the Quicksand Pond and the Atlantic Ocean. Enjoy the swans as they float by and on a clear night, a star filled sky. This tent site is a 45 min. drive to Providence, Newport, and Cape Cod; and an hour and a half to Boston. The beach is just around the corner. Little Compton is a beautiful farming/fishing community filled with history and country roads perfect for biking or driving excursions. Sampling of near by attractions within 15-minutes of the campsite include: Sakonnet Vineyards, Buzzards Bay Brewery, and Tiverton 4 Corners Artisan Shops. The many farm stands in town offer all you need for fresh produce.
Site Guidelines
*Do enjoy our hammock, fire pit, and canoe. For canoeing on the pond, appropriate footwear must be worn. *Please don’t carve your name into anything. *Please don’t cut down trees. *Look out for poison ivy, poison oak, and sumac. *Check for ticks regularly. *There is a minimum cleaning fee of $50 for leaving our campsite a mess.
Location
Near Little Compton, RI
Site Rules
- What you carry in, you must carry out!
- Check campsite for trash or belongings.
- Carefully pack up the pop-up tent (if you used it).
- Clean out Tentrr CampBox (take your BBQ sauce!).
- Place (empty) Tentrr Loo inside canvas tent.
- Zip up all tent windows and doors (clasps, too).
- Take garbage bag(s) to designated trash point (check with your Campkeeper).
- Clean up after your dog.
- Clean grill with brush after use.
Respect & Safety
- Don't carve your name into anything.
- Don't cut down trees.
- Look out for poison ivy, poison oak and sumac.
- Check yourself for ticks every 6 hours.
Cancellation
Plans change, Mother Nature may not cooperate. We get it.
Choose from different cancellation options at checkout, based on what works best for you and your trip planning.
