Dragonfly Vintage Camper

Arrival & Getting There

• The Meet & Greet: Please call or text us 30 minutes before you arrive. Text again once you are in the driveway.
• The House: Look for the olive green house with the wrap-around deck.
• Parking: Park as far to the left of the driveway as possible. Only one car is permitted per camp spot.
• Self Check-In: When you text us 30 minutes prior, we will let you know if it is a Self Check-In. Enter through the black gate; ensure it is closed behind you to keep the farm animals in.
• Follow the Goose Protocol: If Ryan Gosling is protective, text us and we will walk you up. Never be aggressive toward the geese.
• The Path: Walk down the left side of the backyard, past the Tipi and the Lounge.
• The Forest Entrance: Stand before the two lions at the trailhead. You can perform the “Honoring the Spirit of the Forest” ritual. Walk in and ring the chimes.
• Finding Dragonfly: Just to the left of the lions, you will see the entrance to Dragonfly.

Operational Guide for Your Stay

• The View & Ventilation: This classic 1979 Apache hardside pop-up. There are multiple windows that fully open, allowing you to catch the cross-breeze and fall asleep to the gentle sounds of the birds and local wildlife.
• The Vibe: This is the Dragonfly Inn—a charming, retro-eclectic sanctuary that feels like a nostalgic fairytale secret. Tucked away under a lush canopy of green, the space balances vintage camper novelty with a cozy, whimsical energy. It is designed to be a playful and comforting retreat in the heart of the woods.
• The Layout & Amenities: Inside this vintage gem, you’ll find full-sized beds on each end wing, offering a snug and unique sleeping arrangement. Please note that while the interior features a retro sink and stove, neither are operational.
• Cooking: Because the trailer’s built-in stove is just for show, you can do all of your culinary crafting in the Inntirety communal kitchen.
• Climate Control: To keep you comfortable while respecting the land, a small AC unit is available only for days of extreme heat, as we prioritize energy conservation. Please enjoy the “fan” settings when at all possible.
• Power & Lights: This vintage camper features electricity, but we encourage an off-grid mindset. Please be intentional with your energy use.
• Bug Control: Since this structure does have a smoke detector, you may burn incense inside to set the mood—just open a window and please be exceptionally careful with open embers.
• Relaxation: Enjoy your dedicated outdoor living space, complete with a private hammock, and seating for morning tea, coffee, or bird watching.

Dragonfly House Rules

• Shoes: Taking off shoes is a must.
• Food: Strictly no food inside Dragonfly in order to keep the space clean and critter-free.
• Mamma Kitty: No mamma kitty in any inside space.
• Check-Out:
  • 1. Bring all trash to one of the forest trash bins. One is located outside the Inntirety lounge, the other is by the outhouse.
  • 2. Turn off the AC, fan, and all lights.
  • 3. Strip and place sheets on the bed. Thank you!

The Story of the Dragonfly Inn

At the heart of our sanctuary, we believe that everything has a season, a purpose, and a capacity for rebirth. We have always loved the art of giving things new life and restoring them to their rightful glory. When we found this 1979 Apache hardside pop-up trailer, we saw past the weathered exterior and imagined a nostalgic, whimsical haven tucked away under the canopy of the trees.

What makes this little sanctuary truly magical is its location.

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