Serenity Acres Farm

Love this soap, and the customer service is wonderful too! In my late 50s, my skin has become sensitive and I've developed rosacea. I have also had some dryness, as well as areas that are oily and still have breakouts. The plain unscented soap has been WONDERFUL! My skin is soothed. Makeup is thoroughly removed. My skin is left feeling clean, but not stripped, and soft without feeling greasy. It has been the only soap/cleaner that I've used for the past year, and my skin couldn't be happier! Very grateful to have found this product!

Harvest host review- Stopped in for the night and had a fantastic experience. Julia greeted us upon arrival and we parked in an open field by the goat pastures. Electricy hook up was offered and water as well. Julia took us for a farm tour and educated our family on her goats. They use the goat milk to make soaps, scrubs, body creams, and lip balms. After the tour we were able to sample their amazing products made right on the farm. We bought a scrub and she was so sweet to give our kiddos a sample goat soap. Its a beautiful location! A little tight on the road getting in with our 40ft fifth wheel but once back on the farm we had plenty of room to park and roam! Thank you very much for your hospitality and experience! - McMahon Family.

Park in the dog section if you have a dog. Their new trainee gave us incorrect info that we could walk our dog from the 30 amp hookup area to the dog park. We were immediately informed by the owner that this was not acceptable, and that their massive dogs would kill ours. Not a very welcoming feeling but she was just being stern and clear; probably necessary after hearing otherwise. This could be avoided if you just boondock in the fenced in dog field. I wasn't aware they had power hookups (50a also) until we arrived, and the cost was the same as running my genny all day. The fields are huge and level, could fit over 50 RVs in each. We bought their bug spray and bug repellent soaps (uses essential oils rather than cancer causing poisons) and they're great. The tour was free, which isn't the case for many Harvest Hosts apparently. Got to pet plenty of goats. Big dogs act and sound scary but if you talk to them like you're their annoyed owner, they listen well and will leave you alone. Don't act scared in front of them. They've had like 300 volunteers work there, so the dogs are well accustomed to new people bossing them around.