Wow, this was even better than we expected! We thought this was a clever idea, to stay in a camper/trailer parked in a barn, and to have some outside space for our private use. But when we arrived, we discovered it was so much more!
First, the hosts were very friendly and made us feel very welcome. They weren't home when we arrived, but entry was easy and they stopped by to say hello when they got back home. They also talked with our chatty four-year-old every time they walked by the barn.
The trailer itself is larger and nicer than we expected. My family has had campers in the past, but they were never as nice as this one. It's got a slide-out section, so it's quite a bit of space, has a legitimate sofa, a large dining table, multiple TVs, and a well-stocked kitchen with a peninsula counter! We are a family of four, so a large bed for the parents and two bunk beds were perfect for our needs, and it seems the dining table and sofa can also become beds, though we didn't need that, so didn't try that out.
For the outside space, there were multiple areas. In our private space, there was a large area inside the barn, as well as a small fenced area outside the barn (fenced to keep the animals from wandering in!). Inside the barn, there was a picnic table, patio sofa and chairs for lounging in front of another TV, air hockey, foosball, ping pong, two tricycles, a bicycle, a kick scooter, lots of toys, reading books, and activity books. So many things to keep the kids entertained (adults too)! And in the fenced area there was a hammock, another table and chairs, and a BBQ grill. We didn't use the grill at all, so can't comment about how that worked, but the kids used pretty much everything else and had a wonderful time.
Then, outside the fenced area, there were even more play things. There was a saucer-type swing, a seesaw, tetherball, and another seesaw that was shaped like an airplane that could have fit 6 or 7 kids all at the same time. Our kids loved the airplane! These play things were where the animals wander and it's just on dirt, so they were a bit dustier but the kids didn't care at all.
And then there was the farm! The host's adult daughter gave us a tour of their small farm. There are two horses, lots of goats, even more chickens, a few ducks, and many dogs. Oh my! The kids loved seeing the horses and petting the goats, and we got to have fresh eggs from the chickens both mornings of our stay. There were also two rogue peacocks that Amy told us had just wandered onto the farm and weren't their animals, so didn't know how long they would stick around.
The camper/trailer was very clean, and the private outside space was also quite clean for being on a farm. Nearly that entire area was a concrete floor, so that helps keep the private area cleaner. Outside the private space, it's a farm with dirt and gravel driveways and animals that wander loose, so you just have to watch your step for animal poop.
Lastly, the location of Ronit's farm is great. It's out in the country surrounded by other farms, so we saw more horses, heard turkeys, and generally enjoyed a quite country stay. To get to a city and amenities, it's a short drive to either Morgan Hill or Gilroy for restaurants, shopping, or whatever--we wandered Morgan Hill's cute little downtown area and loved it, went to Gilroy for a couple food excursions, and got some groceries to make in the trailer's kitchen. There were several parks close by for hiking, an aviation museum we tried to go to (it was closed that day), and we visited a couple city parks in Morgan Hill with playgrounds for the kids.
All in all, this was a very delightful stay and we'd highly recommend it. We have already recommended it to several friends and will definitely come stay again!