
Mielle C.
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Hipcamper since May 2024
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In a cedar grove, nestled among the ferns, a lotus belle tent awaits you.
A unique bed and breakfast in an off-grid tent.
Inside the belle tent there is a comfortable double bed Read more...
In a cedar grove, nestled among the ferns, a lotus belle tent awaits you.
A unique bed and breakfast in an off-grid tent.
Inside the belle tent there is a comfortable double bed with clean sheets, plump pillows, and a warm Pendelton blanket.
A 'west coast homestead basket' with granola, fruit ,and farm eggs is provided for a nutritious breakfast.
A Berkey water filter provides delicious water from our mountain well.
Inside the tent, a comfortable chair looks out over the mossy forest toward the creek.
There is room to stretch, and a couple of yoga mats to use.
A stretch is especially nice after exploring the nearby trails through Mount Maxwell forest.
The trails take through a varied and fascinating forest. Along the way are mossy knolls with vistas of the valley, ocean, and Vancouver Island.
One trail leads all the way to Burgyone Bay.
The belle is an off-grid seasonal tent with electric candles for lighting and a composting toilet.
At night there are solar string lights--should you want them--which illuminate the path to the tent.
On clear nights, turn the lights off to star-gaze through the branches.