Tentrr

What a great place to stay. The sites are stunning of Michigan’s Lake Huron. The Tentrr tent has a nice queen size bed, a grill/fire pit, picnic table with 2 king bench seats as well as 2 comfy chairs on the front deck. A small walk down a hill to the beach!!! I loved it!!! Great time has by all !! I will definitely go again!!

We had an amazing weekend staying here. Everything we could have possibly needed was already there for us including a grill rack on the firepit, a hammock, firewood, chairs, grilling utensils, garbage bags, water cooler, shower bag, bedding, etc. We stayed there to hike Bankhead National Forest and it was a short 45 minute drive. The creek at the campsite was perfect for our dogs to play in. It's a very quiet area that was perfect for campers/hikers. Rip, the owner's dog, was SO FRIENDLY and we enjoyed his visit along with the super friendly barn cat. Really the only thing you need to pack is a cooler with food/drinks. Since we were hiking, we chose not to do the canoe trip, but we wish we had. It sounded really fun and the river/scenery is beautiful.

I had a great time staying at the Tentrr site in Benezette. The platform tent was as described and the site was perfect. More conveient than camping in your own tent. All I had to do was unzip the flaps snd make my bed. It rained quite a bit and everything was perfectly dry. The platform with small deck was great. Adirondack chairs were handy by the fire pit and picnic table rounded out the site. Clean porta-jons, didn't need the portable toilet in the tent and didn't need the propane tent heaters. A friend pitched his tent on the grass site, so we didn't use the provided tent. I'll be back.

We camped with Tentrr for the first time at Whooping Crane Farm. The spot is located In such a great spot, just outside Nashville, it is easy to get to, but convenient to everything. The camp spot is fantastic! Right on the Cumberland River, the spot is very secluded, and plenty of space for a group. I would recommend bringing camp chairs, in case you want to sit in a shady spot, or by the water. The site has a picnic table, grill, and solar shower, however I would bring a tarp for privacy if you actually plan to use it, as the river is a busy place in the summer, and the shower is in clear view from the water. There is a pond on the property, which the host, Ellen, allowed us to fish in. The River would be difficult to access, at least while we were there in late August, as there is a big drop off from the bank. I’m not sure if this is normal, or if the water lever was low. The “loo” is a pop up tent with a bucket toilet in it. It was equipped with poop bags and toilet paper. The glamping tent was awesome. The bed was very comfortable. We had some heavy rains overnight, and did have some dripping water from the center seam of the tent and had to scoot the bed over, but other than that, I slept like a baby. We live this spot so much, we plan to return later in the fall!

Camping at Tishomingo State Park Mississippi. This is the best way to go primitive camping! All the work is already done for you: tent is up, bed installed, toilet ready, fire pit with ways to grill on it, a couple of chairs, benches and tables. The only thing that we would complain about is how hot the tent gets. Because of the canvas material and limited windows for ventilation, it got very humid and hot. They have a nice heater option and could have the same for a small AC unit. That would have been ideal! The campground and trails themselves are very nice and well-maintained. We wish local information along with campground brochures/maps would have been printed and inside the tent. Sometimes we didn’t have the best service to look back through emails and we had to wait until the park office opened to get information before we started hiking trails. We will camp again once it gets cooler weather!

Tentrr has a lot of great options when looking to camp. Booking was easy, and finding the site was, too. There are hike in and drive in sites, and most are private to you/your group. We had a blast in North Conway, and prefer Tentrr to a campground absolutely any day! We are excited to find and adventure to another spot soon.

My boyfriend and I are avid campers. We wanted to try out Tentrr to avoid having to deal with the hassle of setting up the tent. TOTALLY WORTHIT!!! The place was exactly like the fotos. There was a LOT of shade and we had the whole place to ourselves! We will definitely return and try out the other locations

What a gem of a place! The campsite was lovely and private, with a comfy bed and the cleanest port-a-potty we’ve ever seen. They have even installed a propane fire in the normal fire pit since there’s a burn ban in Washington at the end of summer. That and the string lights they added to the site make it magical. The camp host, Shari, is really nice and easygoing. She brought us more water when we ran low and extra blankets when we said we had been cold the first night. You arrive by driving through the farm so are greeted by several excited working dogs and dozens of silly alpaca faces as you drive by. Shari and the family offer tours twice daily on weekends and it’s a can’t-miss opportunity to learn about and interact with the alpacas and dogs — we loved it! Our daughter wants to live there now. 🤣 We enjoyed chatting with Shari and her husband, as well as her mother, who works in the shop selling the beautiful alpaca wool hats, scarves, blankets, and other items. (We spent too much because there were so many great items, but things were actually very reasonably priced for alpaca goods.) The location is “next door” to Remlinger Farms (which is a kids’ paradise, if you’re not familiar) and a quick 5 minute drive to a trailhead to explore the Tolt river basin and wetlands. There are restaurants, gas stations, and a market very nearby, so you’re not out in the middle of nowhere, even if it feels like it. No need to worry about gas or forgotten food items. The worst noise we experienced came from motorcycles on the main road in the distance once or twice, and it was not too bad. Otherwise, the guard dogs barking at “intruders” and the rooster crowing in the morning were the only sounds, but the Tentrr site is buffeted enough by distance and trees that it wasn’t a nuisance. Surprisingly, there were no farm smells! Bring your own pillows, extra warm layers, bug spray, farm-friendly shoes, and your usual camping gear. It’s still camping, but way more comfortable, super private, and with the bonus of getting an up-close learning experience at an alpaca farm. This was our first Tentrr experience and it was a complete success. We will visit again, because it was a great experience for us and we loved realizing how our stay was helping to support a working farm.