Glamping pretty much is 10% camping and 90% telling people I went camping. If you want to enjoy the bonfires, cooking on a grill, and nature, but don't want to be removed from the luxuries of a hotel. Then glamping is for you.
Ricky and I were the first to arrive. So we checked in and went to check out the accommodations Phil booked.
The cabin was equipped with a full bathroom. Which is a luxury when camping. There are tents for rent also and do not have a bathroom, but they do have bathhouses on site.
There's a small loft area with two mattresses. A fridge, sink, and microwave. No A/C but there's a fan.
The cabin is also equipped with two bunk beds. It's like science camp from what I'm told. I've never been to science camp.
There's a bunch of tents, cabins, and yurts throughout the property.
There's a market onsite that sells common goods, beer, wine, & also a deli.
The rest of the guys were about an hour away so Rickey and I grabbed some beers and hung out at the garden patio.
The itinerary for the week. Star gazing on Friday nights with an astronomer. We also got a pamphlet with spa services. Yes they have a spa onsite. Don't get that with regular camping.
Cell phone reception was pretty horrible out there and I didn't notice any T.Vs either, but they do have wifi.
The rest of the group arrived around 6:30 pm. So we headed back to the cabin.
Brandon' getting the fire ready to cook.
In the meantime let's have a whiskey tasting.
upper loft area and mattresses.
dual bunk beds.
You can also order food packages. Phil got the Tri-tip package for four. It came with Tri-tip, beans, veggies, salad, garlic bread, bundle of wood, s'mores kit, and all the utensils to cook and eat.
I came with everything needed, so that you don't have to pack it yourself.
Whiskey and beef. Glamping at it's finest.
They also sell ice cream at the market!
Bro-nding
We spent the rest of the night just eating and drinking until 3 am.
Then we went to sleep in our freshly made beds. I can get used to this.
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