Abbott Farms

2021, New York, Road Trip

Today’s travels have taken us a bit north of US-20 to Abbott Farms in Baldwinsville, New York. It’s another great Harvest Hosts site. In accordance with Harvest Hosts Etiquette, we made a point to arrive early enough to be able to shop in the farm store. Since it’s too early in the season for fresh produce we bagged some frozen grass-fed beef and some amazing pickles and pickled asparagus. Besides the opportunity to stay overnight in a flowering orchard, this stay gave us the chance to spend the evening with friends (and possibly very distant cousins) Mike & Merilee. They met us at the farm and were the first of our nüCamp fellow campers to tour our new T@B 400 before whisking us off to dine at one of their fave local restaurants and then hang out for a while at their lovely home and to sample some of Mike’s homebrew. Life is good!

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  1. Bob DeGraaf

    Fun to watch your adventures! I head to Georgia in three weeks in my camper. 17 foot Bullet Colt. Nothing fancy but fine for me and my dog (wife passed away 2018). Safe travels!

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  2. Amanda

    How fantastic that you met up with friends! That’s a great way to share a Harvest Host experience!!

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  3. Mike and Merilee

    Merilee and I enjoyed your visit. It’s always a great pleasure keeping in touch with members of our T@B family. BTW, the wine was excellent.

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