Cozy Bell Tent in Palomar Mountains

Welcome to your private glamping tent on serene Palomar Mountain! At 3,600’ on a 67-acre ranch, this spacious bell tent includes a queen bed plus a double fold-out couch — perfect for couples, families, or friends. Surrounded by oak trees, starry skies, and mountain air, you’ll enjoy comfort and nature all in one. A true “pack in, pack out” adventure, with the option to upgrade to our ready-to-go camping package with cookware, stove, and propane heater. Camp Host available 24 hours. The space Your bell tent offers cozy, comfortable glamping with space to sleep up to four. Furnished with a plush queen bed and a double fold-out couch, it’s designed for relaxation after a day exploring Palomar Mountain. Step outside to enjoy fresh mountain breezes, birdwatching, and stargazing almost every night. Visit Nate Harrison’s historic stone house, hike scenic trails, or simply enjoy the peace and quiet of this off-grid retreat. - Off-grid ranch powered by solar - Artesian well water for your use - Cell phone charging station available on request - Outdoor showers - BBQ area available on request Guest access Tent Lodging includes general access to walking trails and our Yoga Deck a short walk from the tent area, and most of the 67 acre ranch. Some areas, like the BBQs and private decks at the cabin structures, are private, and for other renting guests, and may be available to enjoy, depending on the volume of guests we may have during your stay. Other things to note Harrison Serenity Ranch is accessible by Nate Harrison Grade Road which is approximately up 6 miles towards Palomar Mountain from Highway 76 near Pauma Valley. Nate Harrison Grade Road is not recommended for RVs or Trailers over 30 feet as the road is narrow. Most passenger cars will have no problem traveling up the grade. There is alternative access via S6 near Lake Henshaw: this direction has a 3 mile downhill section of Nate Harrison Grade Road that is rougher and is not usually recommended unless traveling to Palomar Observatory from Harrison Serenity Ranch. The road is an adventure for sure, but trust, Its safe, and part of the fun getting here!