I've stayed at the glamping tents and enjoyed it but this time we tried the campsites... and there are a few important things to be aware of before booking!
The setting is beautiful and our campsite itself was nice, but accessibility is a major concern. Our site was at the very top of a steep hill and quite far from the main amenities (clubhouse, pool, sauna). Because of the distance and terrain, we honestly didn’t feel able to fully enjoy everything the property offers. This wasn’t clearly communicated when booking, and it made a big difference in our experience.
Additionally, the bathroom was located down a very steep hill, which could be challenging for many guests—especially older individuals or anyone with ADA or mobility needs. This is definitely not a good fit for those who have difficulty with hills or long walks.
We also booked a site listed for 4–6 people and arrived with 6, but were told we needed to pay extra for two additional guests, which was confusing given how the site was advertised.
Overall, it’s a charming place with a lot of potential, but we wish there had been more transparency about the layout, distances, and limitations. With clearer communication, it would help guests better decide if it’s the right fit for them.