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« Easy to find, lovely to stay, watch the temps and bring warm blankets just in case. Beautiful wineries all around, top notch for all the best parts of camping, and extra thoughtfulness of those who run it. »

« Interesting and eclectic camping with many fun and unique features. Mini golf, volleyball, full size Monopoly games to name a few. Tents are great with comfy beds (I slept great), mini fridges and Roku TV. And they stand up well to heavy rain (we had a downpour overnight) with no leaks. Warm shower with towels, 2 bathrooms w sinks. Campsites have fire pits with firewood and Appalachian chairs. And they have BBQs too. The Zen Den is well stocked with food. Location is excellent. Close to town...

« My husband and I were pretty excited about glamping for the first time. Until we got there. We arrived at the ranch and no one seemed to know anything about whete we were staying until we finally found the host, Rose. Rose was nice person, but had no idea who we were or if we were the ones who were staying in one of the tents. She did not even ask for our names, but directed us to one of the tents. What we found was disgraceful. The two beds were messily made with dirty, looking blankets and...

« Tent was perfect and rose was a great host! »

« Beautiful spot. Enjoyed the lush creek area with all of the plants, wildlife and birds!The overall concept is great and it is set up nicely. 3 stars due to the generator not working, the general unkempness of the grass and the toilet being extremely unpleasant.Luckily, the solar power lasted long enough to turn on AC to air the dome out and it was a cooler evening for sleeping. »

« We loved this beautiful peaceful get away! »

« Fantastic camp, so very well thought out and charming. Highly recommended! »

« Taino wood was a great place for camping. Chantel and her husband Jesse are great host and are very welcoming and kind. Nice place to enjoy with your family in the nature. There were many tent sites inside their woods and we occupied the site called:Turey. We set up 3 tents (two 4-people tents and one 6-people tent). There was a firepit we used to cook food and Chantel and Jesse lend us a pot to cook. Before leaving Chantel, Jesse and a few of their friends sang indigenous songs and played...

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