- The View - The deck offers a fantastic view of the Lake and the woods. And you can see Cadillac Mountain across the lake from the deck. - The Bathroom - This tent has an ensuite bathroom with hot water and a real toilet that flushes. And the enclosed (private) outdoor shower is nestled under the tent's awning. -The Location - We are close to Acadia National Park and Bar Harbor yet far enough away to avoid the crowds, traffic, and noise. Our Glamping Camps are deep in the woods on our seven-acre private property, not in a campground or "Glamping Resort." There is one other camp on the property (our vintage Airstream). -The Bed - This accommodation features a king bed with a real king mattress, crisp, clean sheets, and cozy duvets. We also have a portable crib and a pack-and-play available. -Wi-Fi - We do not have Wi-Fi (we are in the woods) but there is very good cellular data service available. -Cooking - The safari tent has a kitchenette with sink, counter, refrigerator, microwave, and Keurig coffee maker. Plus the outdoor kitchen, which is in a common area, features a gas grill, a stovetop, and a microwave. We provide pots, pans and cooking utensils and plates, cups, and eating utensils. The outdoor kitchen's refrigerator is stocked with condiments and essentials. -Nightly Campfire -The campfire ring with comfortable Adirondack chairs is adjacent to the outdoor kitchen area. There is no need to bring or buy firewood, we have lots. The road in to our property is a half-mile camp road that takes you deep into the woods. No traffic, no noise, just seclusion, quiet, trees, and the beautiful lake. Please note that this safari tent is about 250 feet down a gravel path from the parking area (and just steps from the edge of the lake) so you cannot park right next to the tent. We have a luggage cart/wagon available if needed. We do not allow dogs or animals of any kind. It is a safety issue. There is a risk of an interaction with wildlife in the area. Our property is in Maine's great outdoors so be prepared to accept the inherent risk of your adventure including wildlife, insects, and unpredictable conditions (we can’t control weather). Come with an adventurous and open mind, and some bug spray.