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Sacred Sound Center: Campground

Hosted by Dede · Pullman, Michigan

8 sites · RV, Tent, Lodging · 20 acres

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4 reviews

Off-leash friendly

Pets can be off-leash at this Hipcamp.

The Sacred Sound Center is a peaceful, forest retreat nestled in the heart of Southwest Michigan, offering a unique blend of nature, stillness, and subtle magic. Surrounded by tall oaks and winding trails, this land holds intentional spaces like a yurt, a treehouse, fire circles, and unique camping spaces all designed to invite reflection, creativity, and rest. While the center is home to sacred ceremonies and healing work, it also welcomes travelers, nature lovers, and campers of all kinds—whether you’re here to unplug, stargaze, write, or simply breathe in the quiet. You don’t have to be on a spiritual journey to enjoy the peace this land provides, just a willingness to respect it.

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Backcountry Camping

Booked 2 times

Tent site · Sleeps 2

Sacred Sound Center Backcountry Camping For the wild-hearted camper, this backcountry option lets you wander into the forest and choose your own tucked-away sanctuary among the trees. With over 10 acres of wooded land, you can hike in and set up camp wherever the land calls to you—just outside the designated sites of the treehouse, yurt, or drive-in clearing. This is true off-grid camping: raw, peaceful, and deeply connected to nature. Guests park in the first forest clearing and use a wheelbarrow to transport gear down the winding trails. The land is gently sloped in places, with mossy patches, tall oaks, and flat clearings that make excellent tent spots. Once you’ve found your perfect nook, settle in for a night under the stars, with owls calling and crickets humming. This option includes access to shared amenities: a composting outhouse, a freshwater refill station near the yurt area. Firewood bundles are available for $10 (five pieces). Please pack in and pack out your trash, keep food sealed (raccoons are clever!), and honor quiet hours beginning at 10pm. Acoustic music and gentle fires are welcome until 11pm unless other arrangements are made. This site is ideal for those who value solitude, rewilding, and connection to the land. It’s rustic, real, and absolutely magical. $25 per tent · Includes up to 2 adults and 2 children.

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

No showers

No picnic table

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The Forest Clearing

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 12 · Vehicles under 35 ft

Sacred Sound Center Forest Clearing Campsite Nestled at the edge of the woods, this open, sun-dappled clearing offers easy drive-in access with all the beauty of immersive forest camping. Surrounded by tall trees, singing birds, and flickering lightning bugs at dusk, it’s a welcoming place to pitch your tent or settle your RV, enjoy a crackling fire, and reconnect with the rhythms of nature. This site is vehicle-accessible—no hiking required. Just pull into the first clearing on the right as you enter the driveway, taking care to leave space for the labeled Backcountry Parking Spots nearby. The ground is mostly flat and partially shaded, making it ideal for tents, RVs, or car camping setups. A power pole with a long extension cord is available for camper use or charging devices. You’ll have your own private fire ring and composting outhouse, along with access to the shared outdoor water spigot near the yurt, just a short walk down the path. A 2.5-gallon water jug is provided to get you started, and refills are easy to access. Firewood bundles are available on-site for $10 (5 pieces). Evenings here are mellow and reverent, with quiet hours starting at 10pm. Acoustic music and storytelling around the fire are welcome until 11pm unless other arrangements have been made. Please honor the stillness of the land and the peace of fellow guests. While there’s no on-site shower, a beautiful swimming spot is just 1–2 miles up the dirt road—perfect for a morning bike ride or a sunset dip. A creek meanders within walking distance, and wooded trails wind throughout the property for quiet exploration. Wildlife is part of the experience—especially raccoons—so please store food securely in containers. Bug activity varies by season, so check the forecast and bring what you need to feel comfortable. This site is perfect for families, couples, or solo travelers who want the ease of drive-in camping with the magic of forest seclusion. Children and pets are welcome with care and mindfulness. Come ground, rest, and be held by the land.

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Treehouse Getaway

Booked 4 times

Treehouse · Sleeps 8 · 1 bedroom · 1 bed

Tucked down a winding forest path, this secluded site offers a soulful, off-grid escape into the woods. Campers can sleep in the cozy treehouse or pitch a tent nearby on shaded, flat forest floor—surrounded by trees, quiet, and the call of owls at night. This is a rustic, peaceful retreat for those craving stillness, nature, and space to breathe. There’s no car access to the site itself, but it’s a short walk from the parking area, which is clearly marked Treehouse Getaway Parking. A wheelbarrow is available to carry your gear, and the treehouse has a pulley system for lifting things up. Cot and sleeping pads are available, and a tent may be provided with advance notice. The treehouse is a special part of the experience—wooden, elevated, and completely off-grid. If you plan to use it, a signed liability waiver is required, and candles (if used) must be supervised with the utmost care. At the site, you’ll find a private fire pit, an outdoor kitchen with a propane cooking stove, sink, food prep area, small table, and a comfy wicker chair. A 2.5-gallon jug of water is provided (refill access is near the car), and additional firewood is available for $10 per 5-piece bundle. Evenings are mellow, with quiet hours beginning at 10pm, though acoustic music is welcome around the fire until 11pm unless other arrangements are made. The site is pitch black at night—there’s no power—so bring headlamps and candles (with care). Cell service is minimal, so it’s a perfect chance to unplug. Composting toilet access is near the parking area, and while there’s no shower, a swimming spot is just 1–2 miles up the dirt road (bikable), and a creek is within walking distance. Trails lead through the woods, and kayaks may be available for access by arrangement. Wildlife is part of the experience—especially curious raccoons—so food must be stored in the blue tub provided. Bugs may be active depending on the weather, so check the forecast and decide whether to tent or treehouse it that night. Kids and pets are welcome, with mindfulness. This is a space for respect, quiet joy, and connection to the land.

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

No showers

No picnic table

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50% Recommend4 ratings · 4 reviews

Mixed feelings

· November 2025

With kids ·

Treehouse Getaway

My 8 year old son and I had a fun time at this unique little getaway. He loved the treehouse. Dede was responsive and accommodated us on less than 24 hour notice. The distance from our car to the site was not far, but we brought a wagon and found that helpful to prevent going back and forth. It is definitely a rustic experience, but that is what we were looking for. Thanks for sharing your land Dede!

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Carmen S.

2 years on Hipcamp

Mixed feelings

· October 2025

Tent ·

The Forest Clearing

Our original reservation had to be cancelled (due to a tree falling) while we were en route to Michigan. We grabbed the Hipcamp reservation with Dee very last minute. Despite this late notice, she was super quick to respond. We were also amazed that our water and firewood were waiting for us when we arrived, despite the short turnaround time. It was a good spot, and a nice property to hike around with our senior dog. We're really grateful Dee could accommodate us at such short notice.

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Briana S.

2 reviews

Mixed feelings

· September 2025

Tent · With pets ·

Backcountry Camping

This was a semi-rural woods that allowed tent camping and had potable water and nice composting toilets available along with campfire rings and wood. The woods were easily accessible but at night you could occasionally hear barking dogs and chickens crowing and squawking from other nearby locations. It was a relaxing, smaller wooded campsite that allowed us to test out camping with our dog in a no pressure location.

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Kimberly J.

3 months on Hipcamp

Mixed feelings

· July 2025

Treehouse Getaway

Sleeping in the treehouse was a lovely experience. It’s big enough for two people and it’s sturdy. You can hear everything, which was mostly a plus. There is a train nearby that echoes through the trees and we enjoyed it. A dog was barking endlessly starting at about 6am and continued for hours which was unfortunate. Overall I would recommend.

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Marmie L.

1 year on Hipcamp

Location

Pullman, Allegan County, Michigan, United StatesTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Dede A.

Joined in April 2022

Sacred Sound Center: Campground

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