Very nice glamping experience for the whole family. This place values the peace, quiet, and the appreciation of nature. This place has all the amenities that you need. All you need to bring is food and a few camping gear.
Upon arrival, the staff was friendly and accommodating. Check-in was a breeze. Getting to our site (Trappeur Pacific Red Rock) requires you to take a narrow road. Be cautious of hikers and other vehicles as some areas can only fit one vehicle. Once we got to our tent, a maintenance worker checked out gas and electricity. The tent itself was very nice and spacious! There are some things that are showing its age in the tent. Some of the furniture were loose, water leaks in through the sink, faucet needs tightening, thermal outdoor blankets seem dirty, outdoor sofa has stains, holes in the screen and tents (for the bedrooms). These are all minor issues that didn't really bother me, but should be addressed. Our power also went out on the day we checked out even though everything was turned off.
The main central hub is very nice and appealing! It has that glamping experience. The game/reading room has a nice feel to it. The pool was large and very nice, but cold. Probably best to go dip during the hottest part of the day. My family enjoyed the glamping experience and will definitely return again.
For your future campers:
-pool is cold. Go in the hottest part of the day
-good for small families
-not good for loud party-type families or groups (you know who you are)
-best for enjoying nature
-take your garbage out before it gets too dark. Encountered a huge brown bear at 10 pm at the dumpster!
-bring bear spray or bear deterrent device. This is REAL bear country
-know your route to your tent. You can get lost at night
‐no cell service. Consider bringing your own walkie talkies
-probably the only glamping experience closest to Los Angeles