Where you'll sleep
Eleven ways to stay on the grounds
Houses, domes, luxury tents, RV sites, and campsites, each within a short walk of the meadow and the fire circle. Pick your dates on any stay to prebook. You won't be charged until checkout.
HomeThe Magnolia
Three bedrooms under an old magnolia, with a porch made for the slow part of the morning.
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HomeMollie's Place
A two-bedroom cottage with a kitchen table worth lingering at, named for the woman who kept this land.
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HomeLincoln's Suite
The largest stay on the grounds: three bedrooms, two baths, and room for eight without anyone sharing a couch.
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DomeThe Domes
A clear-paneled dome on the ridge, where the sky is the ceiling and the quiet is the point.
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Luxury TentLuxury Tent B 32
Safari canvas on a raised deck, with a real bed inside and the pines close enough to hear.
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Luxury TentLuxury Tent B 40
The deeper of the two B tents, set back where the pine stand closes in around you.
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Luxury TentLuxury Tent Babalala
Named for a waterhole an ocean away, set where the morning light comes through gold.
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Luxury TentLuxury Tent Dzombo
Set apart at the far end of the tent line, for when you want the grounds to feel like yours.
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Luxury TentLuxury Tent Bachuma
The tent closest to the water, where the evening comes in cool off the creek.
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RV SiteRV and Camper Sites
Level, hooked-up sites for your own rig, with the whole of the grounds open to you.
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CampsiteTent Camping
Your own tent on open ground under the longleaf pines, the way the grounds started.
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