Maggie's Musical Farm
15312 Blue Springs Rd, Youngstown, FL
Maggie’s Musical Farm is a unique campground and live music venue located near Econfina Creek in Youngstown, Florida. Owned by the musical duo Lucky Mud, the property features a historic 1890s home and a specialized folk music stage.
Quick Facts
- Located at 15312 Blue Springs Rd in Youngstown, FL
- Headquarters for the musical duo Lucky Mud
- Features the pecky cypress Ho-tangle Mud Hut stage
- Historic heart-pine 'Cracker Shack' built in 1890
- Campsite bookings managed through Hipcamp
Common Questions
Who owns Maggie's Musical Farm?
The farm is owned and operated by Mike and Maggie McKinney, the musicians known as the duo Lucky Mud.
How do I book a campsite at the farm?
Reservations for tent camping, glamping, and RV spots are handled exclusively through the Hipcamp platform.
What is the Ho-tangle Mud Hut?
It is a covered outdoor pavilion and concert venue on the property featuring a stage built from pecky cypress.
What genre of music is typically performed here?
The farm specializes in "SwampyTonk" and "Folkabilly" music, often featuring original songs by Lucky Mud.
Is there a historical building on the site?
Yes, the property includes the "Cracker Shack," a heart-pine home built circa 1890 by the Gainer family.
What is Americana Cafe Sundays?
It is a recurring community event at the farm featuring live music, open mics, and song sharing.
How far is the farm from the Florida coast?
The farm is located approximately 45 minutes away from the nearest Gulf Coast beaches.
Can I bring my own food and drinks to events?
For community gatherings like Americana Cafe Sundays, guests are encouraged to bring their own snacks and beverages to share.
Is the farm located near water activities?
The farm is in the Econfina area, providing close access to Econfina Creek for paddling and recreational activities.
Are there chairs provided for the concerts?
While some chairs may be available, guests are generally advised to bring their own outdoor chairs for performances.
Is the farm's stage used for public performances?
Yes, the pecky cypress stage at the Ho-tangle Mud Hut hosts public music events including the Americana Cafe Sundays series.