Escape it all when you stay at this wooded, hanging oasis. Located on 7 acres of private wooded trails, which is only a few feet away from public hiking trails within the 365 acres of the Hiawatha Forest. Enjoy conversation around the campfire and an occasional visit from the deer, turkeys, turtles, and birds that call these woods their home. Conveniently located near the infinite local attractions of West Michigan including beaches, breweries, festivals, and more! This oasis is located within 7 acres of wooded forest. The tent can easily be accessed through groomed trails just yards from the driveway where you enter and park. Dining space will include a rain fly shelter, picnic table, 1 large pot and a skillet for cooking, fire pit or charcoal grill (charcoal NOT included) for preparing food, 4 plates, 4 bowls, 4 coffee mugs, and 4 sets of utensils, an outdoor dishwashing station with dish soap provided, and 12 gallons of water for drinking and washing dishes. Bathroom amenities include a small portable camping toilet within a privacy shelter. Toilet paper and hand sanitizer included. Line the bucket with the plastic bag supplied by the host prior to use. Afterwards, simply tie the bag up and place it in a trash bag. The property itself is located off a dirt road within 4 miles of three different parks which offer picnic areas, a playground, hiking trails, and public beach access to Lake Michigan. The closest beach at Kirk Park being a mere 2 mile bike ride away. Guests are welcome to hike through the trails on the property or head around the corner 1 mile to the trailhead of the Hiawatha Forest, which is filled with miles of hiking and cross country skiing trails. The property is beautiful in every season and makes for a peaceful walk through nature any time of day. The space has potential for additional guests if they bring their own sleeping accomodations (hammock, tent, etc); however, an additional fee of $25 per person for up to 4 additional guests will be charged. For more information, please contact host directly prior to reserving this space. Recommended Items to Pack: -Food & Snacks -A cooler for storing food and drinks -Bedding and pillows -Lanterns, flashlights, or headlamps -Firewood for the campfire -Charcoal for grilling When it's time to check out, please follow the leave-no-trace rules. We expect your campsite to be left as you found it. Please leave all trash (including bathroom waste) in the designated trash receptacle. If it is found that your site wasn't left as clean as it was found, we reserve the right to charge a minimum cleaning fee of $50. Just make sure to follow the check-out procedure and you'll be set! Please note there is no smoking in or near the tent or bathroom shelter. The tent can easily be accessed through groomed trails just yards from the driveway where you enter and park. Quiet neighborhood, down a dirt road, located across from acres of blueberry fields. Public transportation is limited given the rural nature of this location. Our location is off the beaten path, but only a 15 minute drive from the buzzing activity of Holland and Grand Haven and 29 miles from the busy city of Grand Rapids. If you're looking for outdoor adventures, you're only 15 minutes from Holland State Park, Grand Haven State Park, miles of lakeshore, hiking, biking, kayaking, paddle board rentals, cross country skiing, iceskating rinks, and more. If you enjoy delicious food and drinks, you're in luck with countless restaurants, ice cream shops, breweries, wineries, distilleries and food trucks in nearby Holland or Grand Haven. Holland offers a spectacular downtown Farmer’s market and Christmastime ‘Kerstmarkt’. Visit in early May to take part in Holland’s Tulip Time festivities. Heated streets with warming fires make downtown Holland a cozy place to visit anytime of year. Stop by in August to enjoy fireworks, boating, and entertainment stages at Grand Haven’s Coast Guard Festival. Pronto pups and enjoying beautiful sunsets on the beach are local favorites year round! We are located among thousands of acres of Blueberry Farms with U-Pick patches and roadside farm stands selling anything “blueberry” you can imagine