Canvas comfort · Private hot tub
The Canopy
Sleeps 2 · Real bed · Private hot tub · Fire pit · Kitchenette
from $150/night
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Canvas Glamping Tent in Santee, SC
A room in the woods. A hot tub under the stars. The cows across the fence by morning.
Glamping at the farm
A canvas tent that knows how to spoil you.
The Canopy is a canvas wall tent tucked into the trees at the edge of our working farm. There's a private hot tub, a real queen bed with soft linens, a wood-burning stove for cool nights, and a back deck that looks out over nothing but forest. No neighbors in your sightline, no agenda — just the kind of quiet you came here for.
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The facts
What's the glamping tent like?
Designed for two, with a private hot tub, lantern lighting, and complimentary Starlink WiFi — glamping, not roughing it.
2
Sleeps two — a real queen bed with linens provided
1
Private hot tub, just for the tent
365
Comfortable year-round — wood stove & AC
$150+
Per night — 2-night minimum stay
Private hot tub
Real queen bed
Private fire pit + chairs
Lantern lighting
Wood-burning stove
Kitchenette + Keurig
Gas grill on the deck
Complimentary Starlink WiFi
Book direct = best rate
The experience
Arrival, evening, morning.
Three moments that sell the stay before you ever read a spec list. The Canopy is built for slowing all the way down.
Arrival
The path in sets the tone
String lights line the walk to the tent from the moment you arrive at dusk. The hot tub is already warm, the fire ring is laid and ready to light, and a lantern is waiting by the front door — grab it for the trail or leave it glowing at the entrance. The walk in feels like arriving somewhere on purpose.
Hot tub already warmFire pit ready to lightLanterns staged at the door
Evening
Soak under open sky
Slip into the private hot tub with string lights overhead and farm sounds all around you. Inside, the wood-burning stove crackles and warm light glows above the queen bed. Out front, chairs circle the fire pit — grab a s'mores kit at the farmstand — and the hammock in the trees is waiting for that last hour of golden light.
Private hot tub under the starsHammock in the treesS'mores kits at the farmstand
Morning
Coffee, deck, nothing else
Step onto the private back deck — all forest, no other sites, no one in view. Trade the lantern for a Keurig coffee and listen to the farm wake up: roosters first, then goats, then the whole barn coming alive for the 9:30am feeding. The back deck was made for a slow cup of coffee and absolutely nothing else.
Private forest deckKeurig coffee9:30am farm feeding
What's included. Queen bed with all linens and bathhouse towels · ceiling-suspended lighting plus grab-and-go lanterns · wood-burning stove, heater, portable AC, dehumidifier & fan · mini fridge/freezer, microwave, Keurig and a hot/cold/room-temp water dispenser · gas grill, private fire pit and a hammock in the trees · private hot tub and a forest-facing back deck · complimentary Starlink WiFi and strong cell service.
Good to know
Show up with groceries. We've got the rest.
No need to pack linens, towels, a coffee maker, water bottles, or a flashlight — it's all here, lanterns included. Bring your groceries for the mini fridge and gas grill, a s'mores kit (or grab one at the farmstand), and layers in cooler months — the wood stove is cozy, but canvas breathes.
The tent is a short walk in from parking, which is part of what makes it feel so removed. It sits at the edge of the farm, so you may hear roosters in the morning — not a complaint, per our guests.
Check-in 4:00 PMCheck-out 11:00 AM2-night minimumFree late checkout when you book direct
The farm difference
A working farm, steps from the tent.
The front of the tent faces the farm, where you'll spot animals through the trees. Wander over for the daily feedings at 9:30am and 6:30pm — all glamping guests are welcome at the barn. Highland cattle, goats, pigs, a donkey, chickens and ducks are all part of the morning ambiance.
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Good to know
Glamping questions, answered.
Can't find it? Call or text (803) 974-8585 — a real person answers.
Yes. The hot tub is exclusively for guests of the glamping tent. It is not shared with any other sites or guests on the property — it's just yours for the length of your stay.
Yes. The tent has a heater and a wood-burning stove for cooler months, plus a portable AC unit, dehumidifier, and fan for summer stays. Canvas breathes naturally, and we've made sure you're comfortable in any season.
A mini fridge and freezer, microwave, Keurig coffee maker, and a water dispenser with cold, hot, and room-temperature options. There's also a gas grill on the deck for cooking outside.
No. All bed linens are provided, along with towels for bathhouse use. Just bring your groceries and yourselves.
Yes. Ceiling-suspended lighting glows warm above the queen bed, and battery-powered lanterns are staged at the front door and on the back deck — easy to grab for a night walk to the trail, a late soak in the hot tub, or an evening on the deck.
Yes — it's designed for two. The queen bed, private hot tub, and back deck are sized for a couple's getaway or a solo retreat with room to stretch out. The tent sleeps two.
It's a short walk in from the parking area. Most guests say the walk — string lights, the sound of the farm, the trees closing in around the path — sets the tone for the whole stay.
The back deck looks straight into a private tree line — no other sites and no other campers in your sightline. The front of the tent faces the farm, where you may spot animals through the trees.
The glamping tent is our one stay that's kept pet-free, so it stays fresh for every guest. If you're traveling with a dog, The Homesteader is fully pet-friendly — give us a call and we'll get you sorted.
Rates start at $150/night, with a 2-night minimum stay. Weeklong stays get 10% off automatically. Book direct for our best rate guarantee and complimentary late checkout.
From our glamping guests
A hot tub, a forest, and a farm next door.
Absolutely the most adorable camping experience. Being able to interact with the animals was amazing — we loved watching the feeding times and learning about all of them. We will be back!
Outside Inn has moved to #1 on my favorite campground list. I can't say enough about the genuine hospitality from the family. It's a definite do-again destination.
No matter what you're looking for in a campground, Outside Inn has it. Clair and Chris were the best hosts and our kids had a blast. Beware — a stay here may spark your farmer dreams!
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There's only one Canopy. It goes fast.
One canvas tent, one couple at a time — and spring and fall weekends book up early. Best rate guaranteed when you book direct, plus free late checkout and 10% off weeklong stays.
Book the glamping tentPrivate hot tub · real queen bed · sleeps 2 · from $150/night · 2-night minimum