Tipi Camping

Our love for the western culture and lifestyle doesn't just end with ranching, riding horses, firearms and campfires.  It's also our interest, enthusiasm, and respect for the Native American cultures of the Great Plains.  The Tipi and how it was constructed and built is a symbol of these great people and was an integral part of that lifestyle.  It's been Danyell's dream to have a tipi so we can relax, enjoy, and spiritually re-connect with family and nature.  We are excited to be able to offer this amazing camping experience to the public.

The tipi design is the basic Sioux design.  The makers of our tipi were chosen to provide ALL the tipis for the movie "Dances with Wolves," because of their respect for authenticity and excellent craftsmanship.

The tipi is 18' W x 15' H.  Inside is roughly 16' diameter and 13'2" high.  It has a 6' entrance with zipper door and mosquito mesh.  There is mosquito netting around the top smoke flaps.  There is also a critter guard mesh that covers the bottom circumference edge where the tipi and floor meet.  To keep things warm on those chilly nights or take out the crisp morning air, there is a small wood stove inside.  There is a queen size futon and plenty of space to sleep on the floor.  The maximum occupancy is 6 people.   *SMOKING IS NOT ALLOWED IN THE TIPI*

The campsite setup is a mixture of Indian and Cowboy Western culture.  It has a dining area close to the tipi with a picnic table.  You can relax in the fire pit area with a Kampfire Cauldron and enjoy cookouts, campfires, and great conversations with friends and family.  Firewood is included in your stay.  An outhouse is also located nearby, so you don't have too entirely "rough it".