Willow Tent
A roomy canvas tent for two, with a king bed and a private balcony deep in the forest.
Room to Breathe at Willow
Inside the Tent
Willow is a custom safari tent set on an elevated wood platform in a quiet, secluded stretch of forest. Step inside the weather-resistant canvas and you will find a fully dressed king bed, comfortable furniture, and a writing desk for slow mornings. Two lanterns and a flashlight light the space warmly, and two charging devices keep all your electronics ready overnight.
Your Balcony
Out back, your own covered balcony comes with a wooden bistro set, a quiet place to sip coffee as the forest wakes up or unwind with a glass of local wine at the end of the day. It is the kind of spot where an hour slips by without you noticing.
Beyond Your Door
The glampground opens up all around you. Wander the wooded nature trail, a gentle ten-to-fifteen-minute loop that is perfect for clearing your head. Evenings belong to the fire pit shared with the Elm site, with firewood and first-night s'mores included, and s'more kits available after that. The infrared sauna is here too, whenever you feel like unwinding.
The Comforts That Come With It
Glamping at Willow means the ease of the outdoors without giving up the things that make a stay comfortable. A short walk brings you to the spa-like bath house, where private showers run hot, the toilets flush, and the shelves are stocked with soaps, towels, and a hair dryer. The water is filtered straight from the earth and state-regulated, so it is clean and safe. Each morning, the covered lounge is where you check in and where coffee and a breakfast box wait for you between 7:30 and 9:30.
If you feel like cooking, the shared outdoor kitchen comes with grills, prep space, and all the plates and pans you need. Rather not? Our concierge can set up wine tours, kayaking on Hector Falls, horseback riding, a massage, or dinner delivered to you. The Seneca Lake wine trail, the hiking, and the restaurants are all just minutes away, close enough to dip into, far enough to leave behind.