Tentrr is your private camping experience. We connect adventurers like you with private landowners who want to share their land so you can experience new places.
“Secluded, clean, and with amazing views. There is a country shop and brewery (with live music) on the property. We went apple picking in the orchard during our stay. Loved it and can’t wait to return.”
“The view of the orchard was beautiful and the campsite was clean. There’s live music and food at the restaurant/bar onsite and delicious apple cider donuts at the market. The firewood we ordered was damp when we arrived. It’s better to bring your own wood and kindling. Otherwise, the experience was absolutely lovely.”
“Pros: the location is incredible, on top of a hill, and facing the sunrise. its really gorgeous. And the brewery at the farm is great!
Cons: they didn't update the directions to the Tentrr, so we went to what I guess was the old location? And when I called the number provided no one answered and I never got a call back.
Also, they have got to scrub the canvas tent of mold. It's covered just covered in green mold along the window flaps and black mold on the side and ceiling. A solid scrub will probably get rid of it, they just really need to do it.
Honestly the location is awesome, and it would otherwise be perfect, but the wrong map was pretty frustrating and the tent doesn't have to be that moldy.”
“The site was very beautiful. However, the kitchen table/box felt that it hadn't been used for a while (there was a mouse living in the box). Camping generally has quirks, but it just felt we were the first ones to use the site for the season. But the location was nice and it was very sunny.”
“The location is absolutely lovely, but I was disappointed to find a bunk bed in the tent in place of the queen bed that was listed on the website. It made the tent feel quite claustrophobic. Additionally, some of the amenities could use some TLC. The tent could use some cleaning, though I do recognize that buildup can be expected on the outside from braving the elements. The grill, which I had been very excited about, was so lopsided that it almost wasn't able to hold our food. Still made the best of it and got some great photos of a nice outdoors weekend.
Tips:
1. Definitely come with a truck or SUV/crossover. We happened to come with one due to problems with my regular sedan, and thankfully so because I don't think my sedan would've made it up and down the steep hill to get to the campsite.
2. Try to arrive before farmers market closes (6pm) in case you need help getting to the campsite and aren't able to get through to Tammy for whatever reason. The nice cashier was able to put us in touch with Tammy's husband when we came across a roadblock (literally) to getting to the campsite.
3.Come later in the fall. I can't imagine what this place looks like when the leaves change color!”
“A nice spot with the smell of apple blossoms in the air. Some road noise and light pollution but nothing extreme. The signage wasn’t great (we twice went too far and had to backtrack) and one patch of road was challenging for our car. The owner was impatient and dismissive when we asked for directions; it made me feel less than welcome.”
