Johnson City·9.2
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Cozy Glamping Tent Fire Pit & Free Wine Tasting in Johnson City offers luxury tent lodging with a private garden, terrace, and on‑site restaurant and bar. Guests enjoy air‑conditioning, kitchenette, balcony, private bathroom, barbecue, tea/coffee maker, and free WiFi. The property features a lounge, outdoor fireplace, live music, picnic area, and free parking. Nearby, Rancho Ponte Vineyard lies 32 km away, and Austin‑Bergstrom International Airport is 90 km distant.
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Everything matched the ad: comfy bed, warm shower, mini kitchen, etc., and I’m already looking forward to my next visit. The only downside is that it’s close to the main road, so they do offer earplugs for light sleepers.
Danielle·9 μήνες πριν
We had a very nice host who even joined us for a wine tasting. We learned a lot about local Texan wines. The tent is beautiful and a cozy spot. The bed is good and the shower fantastic. The only issue was the loud highway behind us; there were no other guests, which would have made the evenings more lively.
Sturrus·Πριν ένα χρόνο
The shower was nice. The location suffers from highway noise, and I’m not sure what can be done about it. We also couldn’t have a fire in the fire pit because of a burn ban; it would be nice to have an alternative like a gas fire pit.
Tracey·Πριν ένα χρόνο
The 12 Fires glamping tents are truly sophisticated rustic. When you think about staying in a tent, you don’t expect all the amenities that 12 Fires provides. We were at a wedding reception hosted there—a beautiful setting! The staff is extremely friendly and helpful, and we’ll definitely return.
Susan·Πριν ένα χρόνο
The site is gorgeous with five tents, campfire provisions, and a lovely wine‑tasting room. The tent held up well during a bad storm and was well equipped with a comfy bed. We stayed on a Tuesday and Wednesday evening at the end of May and were the only guests. I know it’s busier on weekends and Thursdays to Sundays when they have many people, wood‑fired pizza, and a bar that sounds a lot of fun. Even if we had other guests, we could have sat around a campfire with them, but I’m not sure how they can let you know if no one is there, then the whole thing shuts down. Mike was great; we tasted and bought wine with him and saw him working on the vineyard. It was lovely to chat with him. The road noise is another issue—it’s very close to the 290, and even though you’re in the country, the road is very busy and noisy when you’re in a tent.
Andrea·Πριν ένα χρόνο