Description

These glamour tipis in Oregon have been designed in "Zen style." According to Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s words, “Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.”

There are seven tipis in total, each of which can accommodate two guests, with the exception of the Crazy Horse Tipi, which can sleep up to eight guests. The tipis have beautiful stone floors with wool rugs, warm and comfy beds with cotton sheets, down comforters, and wool blankets for the cool Oregon summer nights, as well as an extra chair and side table.

Though all of the forest tipis are connected by trails and are within sight of each other, there is plenty of space and privacy between them. The five forest tipis have electric lights, and the two tipis by the creek (Chief Seattle and Chief Joseph) are lit with candles and lanterns.

Please read below for further descriptions on individual tipis.

Chief Seattle Tipi: This is a beautifully painted 22-foot tipi depicting ravens flying over mountains. This tipi is perfect for a couple, or for a family with children who can sleep on two to three extra foam mats. This tipi is located between the house and the creek, and it’s surrounded by beautiful birches and lawn. This is the only tipi with a fire pit in the center, and that’s precisely why it’s the site’s most popular tipi. Inside, glampers will find a full-sized bed with a comfortable goose-feather down comforter, which comes in quite handy during cool summer nights. This tipi is lit by candlelight, which gives it a warm, romantic glow.

Chief Joseph Tipi: This beautiful tipi is located on a grassy area between the creek and the garden. It boasts a stamped, concrete floor, and like all of the tipis, it’s decorated with rugs and wool blankets. This tipi has a great location, as it’s right in the heart of all the activity. It’s close to the outdoor kitchen, the patio, as well as the bath house and spa. This beautiful tipi is lit by candlelight, which gives off a lovely, warm glow. Inside the tipi, glampers will find a queen-size bed with a nice down comforter. This tipi is a great choice for parents with young children who want to stay close to everything. Glampers can fall asleep to the sound of the splashing creek, and wake up to the sound of chirping birds. It’s the perfect tipi for a little getaway.

Sitting Bull Tipi: This tipi, which is located in the middle of the site’s forest, is actually the first one the hosts built. The tipi’s floor is made of Lakota limestone, and inside the tent glampers will find a cozy queen-size bed, a warm down comforter, and a beautiful buffalo hide atop the bed. This tipi is lit by a bedside lamp as candles are not allowed in the forest.

Crazy Horse Tipi: This is the site’s biggest tipi. It measures 30 feet in diameter, and it is located in an area surrounded by Douglas firs. Inside, glampers will discover a world of rich colors and textures, as well as lots of warm, wool blankets and rugs. A string of little lights add to the cozy glow of the tipi. The tipi is equipped with two full-size beds, which both boast comforters, as well as four floor mats. That means that this tipi can comfortably accommodate up to eight guests, and even up to 10 if there are children. Please do keep in mind that those sleeping on the floor mats should bring their own sleeping bags.

Sacagawea Tipi: Located along the edge of the forest is the Sacagawea Tipi. With cedar trees on one side and a beautiful, open field to the other, this is a beautiful forest tipi. Inside, there is a stone floor with a wool rug, as well as queen-size bed fitted with a down comforter.

Hiawatha Tipi: This tipi is located deep in the forest, though still in sight of the other forest tipis. With a warm, vibrant interior of wool blankets and rug over stone floor, this tipi boasts electricity, and a queen-size bed with a down-comforter.

Calapooya Tipi: This forest tipi is sheltered beautifully by tall Cedar trees and located close enough to the creek to hear the water. This is a painted tipi with a heavier canvas, and inside there is a stone floor, a queen-size bed with a comforter, and a bedside lamp that provides a warm glow.

All tipis have access to a modern bath house with two full bathrooms.

Some important site amenities include a pristine forest with hammocks to enjoy the forest sounds, a clear-blue, fresh water low flowing creek with a kiddie pool, a dining room, the nearby swimming hole, a group fire pit, a spacious hot tub, a parking lot, and a restaurant. There is also a bath house with two full bathrooms that tipi guests share with cabin guests.