The current setup features eight furnished glamping tents — six safari tents and two bell tents — alongside five primitive sites, with four additional sites already cleared and stocked with the supplies needed to finish them. Guests are supported by solid, well-built infrastructure including a private well, two septic systems (one a commercial-grade system sized well beyond current needs), and partial solar power serving both the glampsite lighting and hard-wired connections. A charming 1986 cabin — two levels, roughly 1,100 square feet with one bedroom, one bath, and a loft second bedroom — serves as the owner's residence on-site, making this an ideal owner-operator opportunity. Day-to-day management is streamlined and simple, currently handled by the owner with the help of a contracted handyman and cleaner.
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