GLAMPING & CAMPING | Wedding Website

Camping at Lost Hill Lake is a big part of the weekend experience — and it’s totally optional. But if you're up for a little adventure & have an open mind, then keep on reading.

Whether you want to bring your own tent, rent a furnished bell tent on-site, roll in with an RV, we’ve got room for a few different ways to stay.

Choose whatever option feels best for you — there’s no wrong way to do this weekend.

BYOT (BRING YOUR OWN TENT)

You’re welcome to bring your own tent and camp on-site at Lost Hill Lake. This is the most flexible and budget-friendly option.

Campers will have access to shared restrooms, outdoor showers, sauna, and communal spaces throughout the weekend.

If you love the idea of sleeping under the stars and keeping things simple, this one’s for you.

"GLAMPING" AKA GLAMOUR CAMPING

For guests who want an elevated camping experience without the setup, a limited number of furnished bell tents will be available for guests to rent for Saturday & Sunday night.

These canvas tents are fully set up with amenities such as a queen size bed, cooler, chairs, etc.

Bell tents are available for Saturday & Sunday night for $275 total.

Reservations will be handled directly through us and selected during RSVP. Payment details will be shared after you RSVP.

Availability is limited and will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

RV & VEHICLE CAMPING

Guests with RVs and camper vehicles are welcome to camp on-site in a designated lot space. If you don't have an RV, but want to rent one, there are a handful of companies that will drop off on site & pick them up for you. If you are not comfortable driving an RV, we kindly ask you opt for a company to handle drop off and pick up.

RV hookups will not be available, therefore RVs must be fully self-contained and would require a generator for power access. More details regarding RV lot spaces will be provided following RSVP.

Planning to camp or glamp? We’ll share a full “what to bring” list on the FAQ page — think weather-ready layers, comfy shoes, and any personal snacks or drinks you love.

Planning to camp or glamp? We’ll share a full “what to bring” list on the FAQ page — think weather-ready layers, comfy shoes, and any personal snacks or drinks you love.

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