Silver Meteor-Diamond Oaks Glam Camp

Boho Glamping paradise on the marsh minutes away from the Historic District and Thunderbolt fishing village at an Old Dairy. Art studios, horses, gardens, and 5 miles of walking trails await under magical oaks and cinematic backdrops. More wildlife sanctuary than neighborhood, with all the conveniences of a condo. Lounge on hammocks and swings, have morning coffee with a corral full of horses, get lost on the marsh bird watching, practice yoga, have a fire, and take a romantic couples shower. The space In the spirit of Diamond Oaks Treehouse, we bring you the Glam Camp. A classy corner of a real working farm featuring two vintage 13-foot completely redone campers in a sublime backdrop of moss and marsh and art and wildlife. This listing is for the Silver Meteor. If you want the whole camp to yourself, or if the meteor isn’t available, simply check out and rent the Flaming Flamingo https://airbnb.com/h/diamond-oaks-glam-camp-flaming-flamingo as well, but there is plenty of privacy either way at the Glam Camp. The Silver Meteor is more class, while the Flaming Flamingo is more sass. Each features fully remodeled kitchenettes, luxurious bedding, meticulous decor, 32-inch streaming flatscreens with wifi inside and out, and of course, a record player. Each camper has its own porch swing, hammock, fire pit, porch bistro set, and hanging chair. All guests have access to two onsite bathrooms and a fully functional covered outdoor shower with dedicated hot water reserved only for Glam Camp Guests. There is a horseshoe pit, a corn hole set, and 5 miles of nature trails that wind past the horses and gardens. Behind the campers is all wild space leading to an open marsh with Bonaventure Cemetery in the distance. Guest access The Dairy property is private but you will see the neighbors come and walk their dogs. You are free to explore all the trails and the backwoods. There is more than meets the eye and we have a secret back way to Bonaventure cemetery! You are free to roam around but don't cross closed fences. Also, the farming area directly across from the campers is a working area, so please keep your distance. Other things to note It is important to consider that this is glamping on a marsh in a wooded area adjacent to a working farm. I am surprised I have to make this clear, but you are going to see bugs regardless of what we do. Now, what I can assure are no infestations or anything beyond reason. We absolutely treat inside AND under the campers with bates and products that aren’t harmful to humans. If something does make it in, it usually dies. I am being clear and transparent about this. If you are the kind of person that cringes at the site of bug, you should probably stay in a traditional home or hotel. And honestly, you still might not be in the clear! Good luck with that in the South. Humidity and bugs are great friends. I can tell you of the species you might see, they aren’t going to get into your food or anything like that. Consider them curious:) Also, I am happy to note that dehumidifiers have been installed per the request of guests and the necessity given to changing weather because of global warming (yes, we believe in science).