Far from city lights, Schaffer Farm’s 80-acre Texas Panhandle grounds offer a peaceful campsite for self-contained RVs and campers. Come for the fresh veggies, stay for the spectacular sunrises.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
Flexible, 1 to 14 days
Fitness Level
Minimal physical exertion; suitable for all fitness levels
Wildlife
History
Schaffer Farm sits just off historic Route 66, tying modern outdoor stays to one of America’s most iconic travel corridors.
Conservation
Campers are encouraged to practice Leave No Trace principles to protect the farm’s soil and crops and maintain the natural landscape.
Schaffer Farm
Far from city lights, Schaffer Farm’s 80-acre Texas Panhandle grounds offer a peaceful campsite for self-contained RVs and campers. Come for the fresh veggies, stay for the spectacular sunrises.
Schaffer Farm is an 80-acre working property located near Clarendon in the Texas Panhandle. The farm operates as a seasonal destination for visitors seeking open rural landscapes, fresh produce, and simple outdoor experiences. From July through October, Schaffer Farm grows and harvests a variety of vegetables, including corn, okra, and melons, available during the peak seasonal window.
Visitors can choose from two primary experiences: a guided Hayride Tour that showcases the farm’s fields, crops, and wide-open skies, and Campground Rental for self-contained campers seeking overnight access to the property. The Hayride Tour highlights sunrise and sunset views that stretch across the plains, while the Campground Rental offers a quiet place to camp away from city lights for those with self-contained rigs.
Schaffer Farm focuses on straightforward, activity-based visits rather than resort-style amenities. Its location in the Texas Panhandle and its 80-acre footprint provide room for agricultural production and visitor access without dense development. The farm’s seasonal harvest schedule and rural setting are verifiable facts that help visitors plan trips during the July–October window.
Information about Schaffer Farm’s experiences, seasonal availability, and practical details for self-contained campers is available through listings and reservation pages that describe the Hayride Tour and Campground Rental. Visitors are encouraged to review those listings for up-to-date scheduling, booking requirements, and any rules related to camping or farm access. Contact and booking details are provided on The Adventure Collective listing and through the farm’s reservation channels to confirm availability and any visitor guidelines before arrival or questions.
Location
Clarendon, TX
In the Texas Panhandle
Property Size
80 acres
Expansive rural landscape
Seasonal Harvest
July–October
Fresh summer and fall produce
Experiences
2 offerings
Hayride Tour and Campground Rental
Book a Hayride Tour or reserve campground space during July–October to enjoy fresh vegetables, sunrise and sunset views, and quiet countryside camping.
Bring Sufficient Water
No potable water is available on-site, so campers must bring their own drinking and cooking water.
Prepare for No Shower Facilities
Schaffer Farm does not offer showers or toilets; plan accordingly for hygiene needs.
Check Vehicle Length Limits
Sites accommodate vehicles up to 50 feet; oversized rigs might face access issues.
Generators Allowed but Use Responsibly
Generators can be used on-site; consider your neighbors and keep noise levels down.
Water Storage Containers
Necessary for carrying enough potable water since none is available on site.
Portable Toilet or Sanitation Kit
Essential due to lack of restroom facilities.
Sun Protection (Hat, Sunscreen)
Protects from strong Texas sun during warm months.
summer
Warm Clothing and Sleeping Gear
Important for chilly nights common in the Panhandle’s fall and winter seasons.
fall|winter