This was a highly disappointing experience—we didn't even end up staying the night.
Upon check-in, we were informed that the property had run out of heaters for the tents. While inconvenient, we were prepared to make do. However, we were then told that the nearest restroom to our tent—which was already quite a walk away—would likely be closed for several hours because it was "full." We were also advised that the food truck canteen, which serves coffee and breakfast in the mornings, would likely be closed as well.
Unfortunately, the tent itself was underwhelming. It was damp, appeared to have mold growing on the outside, and did not match our expectations based on the listing. Prospective guests should know that this is not what many would consider "glamping." The canvas tents sit directly on the ground, and the "queen bed" consisted of two cots pushed together.
The experience also looked very different from the photos. We were excited about waking up to mountain views, but our tent was located in a wooded area surrounded by tall trees. The site also felt much less private than expected, with neighboring tents situated quite close by.
Overall, for $250 per night, we expected a much higher-quality experience. Between the lack of basic amenities, the condition of the accommodations, and the misleading expectations created by the photos, we chose not to stay. There are far better options available at this price point.