Denise Thomas and Fabrice they all very Amazing. We were a party of 15 ppl and had wonderful experience at this location. Tents were clean bathrooms clean. Pool was well maintained. Staff was friendly and helpful. Denise planned bread making which was a super hit activity..with adults and kids. . Tents have utensils grill lights fan and heater and ice box.
Our Huttopia Wine Country glamping stay was AMAZING! Wonderful in every way! The staff were so welcoming and accommodating. Food is delicious, tents are very comfortable, pool is fantastic! E-bike or hike to nearby Six Sigma ranch and winery for a tour and tasting. Enjoy the many activities and games or just enjoy the peaceful beauty. With so many unique and special experiences to choose from at Huttopia, this camp is for everyone.
Check in time is strictly at 4pm. Pushing/pulling the pulley was challenging due to steepness of the hill. We came here when it’s around 88-90 degrees. It’s way cooler at night, we weren’t hot at all. The pool stays chilly, no heater and there’s no hot tub, it’s more like a kiddy pool. They’ve got ice pack stations around the property which is nice for the cooler inside the tent. We stayed in a cabin with bathroom. Hot water don’t stay long so you’ve got to finish up in 5 mins. Regular bike rental is $45/day, e-bike is $60 for 6hrs and $100 for the whole day. Wifi at the clubhouse works well. I stayed in cabin 101 (the closest to the clubhouse), no internet here, some signal to text and make phone calls.
Very well located, 6 sigma winery is nearby and has games and farm animals to intertain the kids while adults can do wine tasting.
Beautiful scenery, lots of activities to do on site and in the area.
It’s a French curated place and it’s one of the best glamping trip we did with young and active kids, yet felt relaxed and rested at the end of the weekend.
Be prepared to hike up steep unpaved hills to check-in and to your tent. They need to have golf carta available for you to use to get around. Nowhere on their site does it say anything about having to climb hills to your accomodations. Can’t imagine if you have a wheelchair. The ADA tent was across from us and had a ramp but there’s still very steep climb just to get to the tent. They offer you wagons to hall your stuff up to your tents but it’s very difficult to pull say your cooler and bags up in one trip up the steep unpaved gravel hill. I was out of breath and hurting just from the parking lot to the check in building. We stayed in a family tent with two children. Beds were comfy and provided privacy. The bathrooms are super tiny. Toilets are difficult to sit on as they are right up against the wall and sink. They offer lots of amenities so you don’t have to leave the site. Not offering linens at the basic rate is ridiculous. Having to pay for linens is just bizarre. Save yourself and bring a sleeping bag rather than pay for linens. Also they offer towels but no wash cloths. We also had only enough hot water for 1 shower between the four of us over a 3 nights stay. There ar a couple good things this place had to offer one being the pool although it was freezing. They had great activities for kids and games to borrow. Pizza was great. I wouldn’t touch the pastries. They sit for days. One of them had mold growing on it. The yoga was great but the room was super hot. Didn’t really sign up for hot yoga. Staff were not very attentive the check in and check out process took a while because no one was at the desk. I appreciate that the company is allowing their staff to experience other locations around the world but they should have more staff from the area. The culture takes some time to accommodate to I understand that but is not great for business. Staff came off as care free stern and unapproachable. Great place is up in aren’t planning on leaving your tent or spending all day near the lodge. It was difficult.to.really enjoy stay. Great concept but not well though the location wise. Will not be visiting again nor recommending to others.
Shruti Mitesh
Denise Thomas and Fabrice they all very Amazing. We were a party of 15 ppl and had wonderful experience at this location. Tents were clean bathrooms clean. Pool was well maintained. Staff was friendly and helpful. Denise planned bread making which was a super hit activity..with adults and kids. . Tents have utensils grill lights fan and heater and ice box.
Roberta Roffo
Our Huttopia Wine Country glamping stay was AMAZING! Wonderful in every way! The staff were so welcoming and accommodating. Food is delicious, tents are very comfortable, pool is fantastic! E-bike or hike to nearby Six Sigma ranch and winery for a tour and tasting. Enjoy the many activities and games or just enjoy the peaceful beauty. With so many unique and special experiences to choose from at Huttopia, this camp is for everyone.
T M
Check in time is strictly at 4pm. Pushing/pulling the pulley was challenging due to steepness of the hill. We came here when it’s around 88-90 degrees. It’s way cooler at night, we weren’t hot at all. The pool stays chilly, no heater and there’s no hot tub, it’s more like a kiddy pool. They’ve got ice pack stations around the property which is nice for the cooler inside the tent. We stayed in a cabin with bathroom. Hot water don’t stay long so you’ve got to finish up in 5 mins. Regular bike rental is $45/day, e-bike is $60 for 6hrs and $100 for the whole day. Wifi at the clubhouse works well. I stayed in cabin 101 (the closest to the clubhouse), no internet here, some signal to text and make phone calls.
Coralie Hykes
Very well located, 6 sigma winery is nearby and has games and farm animals to intertain the kids while adults can do wine tasting.
Beautiful scenery, lots of activities to do on site and in the area.
It’s a French curated place and it’s one of the best glamping trip we did with young and active kids, yet felt relaxed and rested at the end of the weekend.
MelaninMossAndMeals
Be prepared to hike up steep unpaved hills to check-in and to your tent. They need to have golf carta available for you to use to get around. Nowhere on their site does it say anything about having to climb hills to your accomodations. Can’t imagine if you have a wheelchair. The ADA tent was across from us and had a ramp but there’s still very steep climb just to get to the tent. They offer you wagons to hall your stuff up to your tents but it’s very difficult to pull say your cooler and bags up in one trip up the steep unpaved gravel hill. I was out of breath and hurting just from the parking lot to the check in building. We stayed in a family tent with two children. Beds were comfy and provided privacy. The bathrooms are super tiny. Toilets are difficult to sit on as they are right up against the wall and sink. They offer lots of amenities so you don’t have to leave the site. Not offering linens at the basic rate is ridiculous. Having to pay for linens is just bizarre. Save yourself and bring a sleeping bag rather than pay for linens. Also they offer towels but no wash cloths. We also had only enough hot water for 1 shower between the four of us over a 3 nights stay. There ar a couple good things this place had to offer one being the pool although it was freezing. They had great activities for kids and games to borrow. Pizza was great. I wouldn’t touch the pastries. They sit for days. One of them had mold growing on it. The yoga was great but the room was super hot. Didn’t really sign up for hot yoga. Staff were not very attentive the check in and check out process took a while because no one was at the desk. I appreciate that the company is allowing their staff to experience other locations around the world but they should have more staff from the area. The culture takes some time to accommodate to I understand that but is not great for business. Staff came off as care free stern and unapproachable. Great place is up in aren’t planning on leaving your tent or spending all day near the lodge. It was difficult.to.really enjoy stay. Great concept but not well though the location wise. Will not be visiting again nor recommending to others.