Weird water situation, great views
Some parts of the camp were nice and other parts were okay and subpar. Overall, we had a good experience but it could’ve been better. The tent and campfire set up was nice. It was my first time glamping and it was fun. It rained and it was great to be in a big tent, with our family (small children).
The water situation is less than ideal. I prefer to camp where I have clean tap water. There isn’t running water at the camp. All the water is stored in 5 gal plastic water pails. It wasn’t clear at the “kitchen”, what was potable filtered water and what was not. I ended up drinking unfiltered spring water. I prefer to filter my water before I drink from a natural water source. Also, to wash dishes, the “sink” doesn’t use potable water. I have some issues with that as well.
I don’t like when you book you have to pay extra for all these add on, firewood should come standard. We had firewood at our camp, but we didn’t know that so we packed it up and brought it anyway.
More warm blankets in the beds. We still had to bring sleeping bags and thank goodness we did.
Overall, fun, but not exactly high class, show up and we got you, glamping. This camp feels a little like roughing it, especially with the water situation. I know they are working on growing and the owner is really nice. It must be so hard to keep up with the demands of the business not having running water on the property. I think guests should know what they are signing up for though.