Hidden Ridge Camping

Such a cute little winery! We have passed the sign for this vineyard for years and never had a chance to stop by. We finally got to last year and I’m so glad we did. It’s quaint, the owner is super friendly, my husband got to try some local craft beer, and even tasted wine for me (I was pregnant). Once I had our son I tried the wine and was in love! I can’t wait to go back this month to see what new items they have to offer and to actually try the wine myself haha 😂.

Just had an amazing glamping weekend with friends. We hiked trails, swam in the lake, played games and sports galore, and cooked over an open fire. There was something for everyone here! We were blessed that our weekend was part of their monthly concert series and we got to enjoy a night of good ol' pickin, an amazing food truck dinner and drinks from local beer tents. The new bath house is a great addition, and made this a true glamping experience!

Little details throughout make this destination five stars for an outdoor experience. Beautiful grounds, trails, myriad activities and games as well as pond & lake exploring, gathering places and thoughtful places for solitude are nestled around a bathhouse with a large hotel-like shower and rustic stage where concerts are held, or musician guests can jam, are only part of the charm. The owners John & Ginger, are amazing. Glamping tent with charging stations on platform with back porch rockers was fabulous! Super clean and comfortable but close to gathering spots, and other options include lodge rooms, tent or camping: will suit many types of folks and families. Highly recommend.

We look forward to returning. We stayed in Lola, the bus. It was a very cool experience. I look forward to returning with my kids. John is an amazing host. They are also LGBTQ+ friendly.

We stayed in the school bus, Lola, with our little kids. It was surprisingly more spacious than expected, and the extra comforts made for a better camping experience. The AC, gas stove, and water all worked. Beds were comfy and easy to put together. And there's a relatively large fridge in the bus now too. The campsite has a grill, available firewood, and a nice firepit area, as well as a picnic table. A small fishing pond is up the hill, though we did not end up fishing this time.
We did not do much hiking, but all the trails looked enticing. We did go to the boat ramp down the street, and the lake looked perfect. You do need water shoes though, because those little rocks look sharp.
Overall we really enjoyed our stay, and my kiddos are already planning for the next time we stay in the bus.