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Camper/ RV Sites
Don't forget to visit the animals!!
20 camper/RV sites!
Electric 110, 30amp, 50 amp
Water hookup, no septic but a dumping station
$50/day $280/week $1000/month $3,000/season
Open Mid April to Mid October
Hotel Suites
Queen size bed with a day bed and trundle.
private shower, sink and toilet. Comes with towels, shampoo, conditioner, & soap
Don't forget to visit the animals!!
Queen size bed with a day bed and trundle.
Our suites are just like a hotel room but better!
A stay here feels like home. These rooms come with a private bathroom and kitchenette.
Suite 1 sleeps 4 and suite 2 sleep 5
Week day $130/night and weekend $200/night
Available year round
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Cabins
All cabins come with porch chairs. There is a campfire ring and picnic table.
Key an eye to the sky! Beautiful sunsets and star filled skies!
Stay some time in our cabins. Every cabin can sleep 6 with one full size bed and four single beds. They have AC, heat, electricity, and lights. There is a hydrant for water between cabins. Each cabin has its own porch furniture, a fire pit and picnic table. The bathrooms are a short walk to the main building.
$85/night available year round
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Our Mission
Nestled in the Finger Lakes, Happy Pastures Campground is a place where families can come and stay for a day, a week, a month or even a season. The campground is located between Skaneateles and Otisco Lakes in the town of Spafford. Our mission is to provide a fun, family-oriented getaway, providing opportunities for families to reconnect with nature and agriculture. With an on-site barn and a mixture of animals in pastures, families will have the opportunity to care for and feed the animals at chore times. Scheduled tours to Fesko Dairy’s family operated dairy farm a mile down the road will provide opportunities to engage with the farmer and staff about modern day agricultural practices.
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​Our goal at Happy Pastures Campground is to have campers leave with a better understanding of agriculture and nature while gaining a greater appreciation for where their food comes from and the ecosystem it grows in.​