"David Henry" <DML@henryweb.net> wrote:
: I don't remember asking about details, but think of it as a tent with a hard
: wall that you don't need to setup or take down. A power outlet included and
: a place to put the sleeping bag is about it.
Yep, that's basically it, with the addition that each cabin comes
with a bed and a bunk bed (I'm guessing the bunk beds are twin size,
I'm not sure what size the regular bed is.) You do still need to bring
your own linens though if you plan to use the beds since Lone Duck
doesn't provide any. (You could probably just throw a sleeping bag
on top of the bed, or if you wanted to get fancy you could bring
some sheets and stuff.) :-)
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