Things we offer you at Hideaway:

FOR PEOPLE:
- Only 4 sites which will insure a quiet and private             holiday. 
- The best little outhouse in the southern Okanagan with water and sink.
- HOT Showers!
- Great water for horses from our deep well.
- Use of the Hut. A rustic cozy place to get out of the sun or rain. Equipped with a cooking table, a small table to eat at and lots of chairs, it is a great place for guests that camp with tents, giving them a place under cover to cook, eat and hang out.
- Forgot your chairs? We have lots that you can use. 
-Use of 2 large picnic tables under a large overhang in the social area with cooking platforms to place your stove. 
- Still have energy after riding all day? Have fun with our cowboy golf game. 
- Feeling creative? Adult colouring books and coloured pens available for you to spend some relaxing Zen time.
- One map of trails provided per site. Extras available for $5.
- No hook-ups. 
- Cell service is sporadic in the camp. Some cell phones work great. Others not so much. Many people get cell service up in the trails. Cell phones can be recharged at our outside plug but bring your own charger. Our home phone can be used for emergencies or if someone back home needs to contact you. 

FOR HORSES: 
Each campsite is guaranteed to have one, separate, double corral. 
Each individual corral measures 14 ’x 14’. Dividing rails can easily be removed to make one corral measuring 14’ x 28’.
- Corrals are surrounded by trees and are quite shady. 
- Plenty of clear, beautiful water from our deep well.
- Bring your own water bucket and hay.
- No high lining or private pens please.
- Clean your own corrals at least once a day please. Corrals are EXPECTED TO BE AS CLEAN WHEN YOU LEAVE AS WHEN YOU ARRIVED. I carefully check every corral once you leave and you don't want to be put in the "naughty" book. Wheelbarrow and manure forks are provided. Please put all manure in bins located near outhouse. 
- Mounting "rock" provided just outside our front gates.

The best Little Outhouse in the Southern Okanagan.

Tall stories being shared in the Hut.

The mounting "rock" in action.