Wow Glamping

You can make your own barbecue, and there’s also a bar lounge, hot water, and WiFi. The staff are humble, well behaved, and speak nicely. The food was super delicious, and the property was peaceful and clean. One of the best places I’ve explored in the mountains.

The view is nice, but for me this place was below average, and I’m not sure what the other reviewers are comparing it with. At more than $100 for one person, I expected more. It’s really suited to people who enjoy camping, with a shared shower and toilet a walk away. Mine was the farthest tent, slightly uphill, so getting to the toilet at night was awful. Some tents may be closer. There was no WiFi in mine, either. It wasn’t reliably peaceful. Dogs barked through the night, and what sounded like hedge cutters started early in the morning. Bright string lights outside shone through the white tent all night, which was a problem for me because I like sleeping in the dark. The bed itself was comfortable, but the two single sheets on the double bed shifted around as I slept, leaving me on the mattress protector. It didn’t look clean, and in the morning light I saw several hairs from previous guests. Breakfast wasn’t to my taste. It was all white foods, bread, cheese, butter, cream, eggs, and meat filled pancakes, with no fruit or salad. Dinner at the restaurant was also disappointing. It took a long time, and dishes arrived at different times. One side dish came well before the main course and went cold, while another arrived after we’d finished. The food wasn’t very nice: the BBQ vegetables were slimy and inedible, and the mushrooms were average and overpriced. I wouldn’t stop here just for a meal.

The tents were very roomy and cool, with heating inside, and the view was lovely. Everything was very clean, towels were provided, the toilet was nice, and the food was delicious. A few things could be better. The shower wasn’t very good, and breakfast isn’t suitable for someone with lactose intolerance. You also have to figure out what’s available as you go. We only found out about the heating pad at the mattress on our second night. Bring cash, since they don’t accept cards.

The grounds are well maintained, and the amenities are thoughtfully provided, which made the stay memorable. The tents are spacious and sit on raised wooden platforms, giving a comfortable place to stay while still feeling close to nature. Rolling green hills surround the site, with panoramic mountain views and a charming village nearby. It’s a peaceful, beautiful spot, whether you want a quiet break or a starting point for outdoor adventures. A lovely way to reconnect with nature in comfort.