Site Guidelines
TnT Glamping is a camping experience for those who want to camp but not rough it. You have running water, electricity,
a camper toilet, so this means you have to be conservative with water cuz the camper only has a 30 Gallon holding tank,
which will need to be emptied everyday.
We love pets, but all pets should be kept leashed as we have a lot of wildlife and a few neighbors. We also have two Eagles that live near by and often fly overhead, so small dogs might look like prey. - Please feel free to build a fire in the fire pit provided at your private camp site. Please keep aware of any burn advisories and practice all necessary care with regard to the fire. - Pack out what you pack in, Leave campsite as you found it. - The property has a gravel drive to a parking area for guests. There is a TnT Glamping sign at the road.
- Please be sure to store all food in the provided cooler and keep the lid on the trash can secure, to help prevent uninvited four-legged critters. - Let us know if you will need help with any of your camping needs.
happy to help. - Feel free to call/text Terrisah or Tom.
Talk about Eagles, here is a little story from a guys kayak trip from Oneonta south past Otego to Well's Bridge
We spotted our first Bald eagle about 40 minutes after setting off from Oneonta. From then on we saw several. at least three or four different ones before reaching Wells Bridge. Most of them would fly off to a tree further down streem as we approached, but this one let us get close (within about 50 yards). It appears that this one was feeding on a dead fish or some other carrion. I know it did not kill it as I saw it land and then just walk over to it.
