Everhill Farm, a century-old property owned by the fifth generation of the Harrison family, has been recognized as one of the best Hipcamp destinations to visit in 2025.
Located near Harriston, Ontario, the farm offers campers a mix of rustic charm and natural landscapes along the river, appealing to both outdoor enthusiasts and community visitors.
The farm features six riverside sites available for tents and RVs, including locations such as The Hideaway, The Riverbank, The Pasture, The Riverbend, and The Millbank.

Each site accommodates a range of vehicles—from campervans to fifth wheels—and provides amenities such as firepits, picnic tables, and portable toilets.
Campfires are permitted within local regulations, and pets are welcome under the condition that guests remain respectful and responsible. Alcohol is allowed, though glass containers are discouraged.
The property integrates with the local Greenway Trail system, offering maintained walking and biking routes that connect campers to nearby businesses and attractions, including local eateries like the Red Caboose.

Campers are encouraged to “pack out all garbage and leave the campsite the same or better as found,” reflecting the property’s emphasis on sustainable outdoor practices.
For those in the outdoor hospitality industry, Everhill Farm’s recognition highlights the growing demand for authentic, low-impact, and community-connected camping experiences.
The integration of simple, eco-friendly facilities with scenic natural settings offers a model for operators looking to balance affordability, guest satisfaction, and environmental stewardship.

The site’s design—blending limited infrastructure with access to town amenities—demonstrates a hybrid approach to rural tourism development that resonates with evolving traveler expectations.
As more guests seek uncommercialized, nature-based stays, small-scale operations like Everhill Farm illustrate how generational landowners can diversify income streams while preserving the character of their properties.
Everhill Farm’s inclusion in Hipcamp’s “Best in Canada” list signals continued interest in locally rooted, sustainable outdoor destinations that provide unique guest experiences without large-scale investment—an opportunity for operators exploring ways to expand their offerings while remaining authentic to place and community.
Featured image by Everhill Farm via hipcamp.com