Not rows of campsites. Real woods, real shade, real quiet when you want it.
But not on top of you. Close enough to share a fire, far enough to breathe.
Bathhouses, amenities, the pool, the cafe, all a short stroll away.
First-timers, regulars, and folks who didn’t plan on staying this long.
When you tent camp, you’re not tucked away.
You hear what’s happening. You see people moving around. You’re part of the flow without trying to be.
Want social? You’ve got it. Want quiet? You can find it.
Tent camping lets you move between both, without committing to one.
You’re camping but you’re not roughing it.
Lower cost. Less planning. Fewer expectations.
From the most social central spot to fully off-grid hike-in sites.
Most social. Central. All electric.
Closest to the pool. Some electric.
Quieter. No electric. Deeply wooded.
Hike-in. Private. Off-grid.
All tent sites in the Old Horseshoe have it. Some tent sites in the New Horseshoe have it. Not available in Creekside or Wisconsin.
If you want it, you can book it. If you don’t need it, going without can be good fun and you can still charge your phone at the Campit Cafe.
Yes and they make it even easier to meet people. Just bring their vaccination records, keep them leashed, and quiet around guests.
Honestly, yes. A lot of people start here.
You don’t need to know what you’re doing. You just need to show up. Campit people will help you if you need it.
Book your stay, pick your kind of comfort, and come find your people in the woods.
