HIPPIE AT HEART

Embark on a magical night beneath the stars in the Hippie at Heart, This Lotus Belle tent curated by local musician, Erin Sliney has been thoughtfully equipped with split units for air conditioning and heating. These meticulously curated tents, nestled on four picturesque hillside acres alongside the enchanting Daniel Boone National Forest invite you to experience a stay unlike any other. This unit, adorned with a luxurious heated mattresses has been personally curated by Erin to inspire a deep conection with nature, nurture your creative side, and to bring you closer to mother earth. 

Perfectly situated within a brief 20-minute drive from the heart of Slade, known as the "Gateway to the Gorge," that offers access to an abundance of hiking trails, mesmerizing waterfalls, natural arches, exquisite dining, and the internationally acclaimed sport of rock climbing. Unwind, breathe deeply, and immerse yourself in nature's embrace to truly rejuvenate your spirit - it's time to rediscover and rewild your soul in a haven that combines natural beauty with the convenience of modern comforts.

Nestled within the property's community Glamping area is a harmonious blend of natural delights. Beneath the welcoming canopy of trees, a tree swing beckons with its timeless allure, offering a moment of carefree joy. Nearby, the flickering flames of fire pits create a cozy ambiance, inviting communal gatherings and shared stories. The aroma of sizzling charcoal barbecue wafts through the air, enticing taste buds and fostering connections. However, the true gem of the area is the enigmatic handwoven net dubbed the “Dark Web”. This ample structure capable of holding up to eight individuals is where conversations weave a tapestry of diverse perspectives fostering an atmosphere of unique camaraderie and shared experiences. Please note that the Peddlers Bar is a private event bar and is not open for general use. 

In the heart of our sanctuary, the shared indoor-outdoor bathhouse offers a serene retreat, allowing you to connect intimately with nature. Drawing inspiration from our journeys through Southeast Asia, the design embodies a harmonious fusion of modern sustainability and natural tranquility. Equipped with two innovative electric compost toilets and two thoughtfully crafted indoor-outdoor showers, the bathhouse encourages a reconnection with the elements. However, during the winter season, due to occasional below freezing temps, the showers and hand sinks are closed to protect the infrastructure, promising a reopening in the blossoming warmth of spring.

Erin Sliney is a free-spirited earth-loving Kentuckian who writes and performs soulful country and folk songs that channel raw human emotion.She holds a master’s degree in Resilient and Sustainable Communities and strives to create a happier and healthier world by facilitating music and environmental education experiences. Closed seasonally from December 1st to March 1st.