Camp SkyTent: "TreeTopper": Sleep in the Trees!

Sleep among the trees in TreeTopper, our highest-elevated SkyTent. Relax in the hammock underneath, climb the ladder to the sleeping area, and enjoy a secluded campsite with a private fire pit, picnic table, and two chairs. Shared outhouse and solar shower available. Bring bedding and drinking water. The space Camp SkyTent features four secluded campsites tucked throughout our beautiful five-acre private property. Park near the entrance, then follow the signs and wooded trails to TreeTopper—our highest-elevated SkyTent. Our land is a Certified Wildlife Habitat, offering a peaceful setting surrounded by nature. You may spot deer, wild turkeys, and other local wildlife during your stay. TreeTopper includes a hammock beneath the elevated sleeping area, plus a private fire pit, two chairs, and a picnic table. Guests share a regularly serviced outhouse and a solar shower. Municipal water is available from an outdoor hose for general use, but the hose is not rated for drinking. Please bring your own drinking water. Campers must also bring their own sleeping bags, pillows, and blankets. There are no electrical outlets or climate-control systems at the campsite. Guest access Guests have access to a shared parking area, wooded trails, a shared gear cart, a regularly serviced outhouse, a solar shower, and an outdoor hose for general use. The hose is not rated for drinking, so please bring your own drinking water. Return the cart to the parking area after unloading so other guests can use it. Your TreeTopper campsite is reserved exclusively for you and includes the elevated SkyTent, hammock, private fire pit, two chairs, and picnic table. Other things to note TreeTopper is our highest-elevated SkyTent and requires climbing a ladder. Guests should be comfortable with heights and able to climb safely. The site is reached by walking along an uneven wooded trail and is not wheelchair accessible. Please bring sleeping bags, pillows, blankets, flashlights or headlamps, and drinking water. The shared outdoor hose is available for general use but is not rated for drinking. Guests also share a regularly serviced outhouse and a solar shower. Because the shower is heated by sunlight, its water temperature varies with the weather and time of day. There are no electrical outlets or climate-control systems at the campsite. This is a rustic outdoor experience. Expect insects, wildlife, uneven terrain, changing weather, and the natural sounds of the forest. Firewood is not sold on-site and should be purchased locally.