Not at this time. Honeylight Glamping is designed to be an exclusive micro-resort for private groups. We believe the magic happens when you have the entire retreat to yourselves—perfect for gatherings, retreats, or reunions with space to connect and spread out.

However, the Lost River Valley is a special place and there are many short-stay options in the area, so if you decide to visit the area, be sure to come by Hive & Harvest for a coffee or sweet treat!

Honeylight is ideal for:

Team-building and leadership retreats

Creative workshops

Friend or family reunions

Group getaways

Yoga, meditation or wellness retreats

Nature-based experiences with intentional downtime

We provide space to gather and recharge—with hammocks, roof decks, fireside seating, and a wood-fired sauna.

We love animals and welcome well-behaved and vaccinated dogs to join you during your stay for $50 per dog per stay with a maximum of 10 dogs per retreat (max. 2 per unit). Our entire property is fenced to keep your dogs safely inside. We even provide comfy dog beds, bowls and treats in every unit. We request that you clean up after your pet (pet waste stations are located throughout the property) and use provided dark blankets on beds and sofas to prevent paw prints on white bedding and upholstery! We don’t require leashes, but trust your judgement if multiple dogs are in your group. You will be responsible for any damage caused by you or your dog. Do not allow your dogs to enter the chicken or goat pens.

Yes! Host shared meals in the picnic pavilion or cook together in our outdoor kitchen with grill, griddle, and smoker. The Nest has the largest indoor kitchen for preparing meals for the group. Select units also include indoor kitchens, and we offer optional pantry provisioning or catering referrals.

Absolutely. Honeylight provides a refreshing, creative setting for goal-setting, team-building, and strategy sessions. Wi-Fi is available, and we welcome innovation-forward teams who value purpose, nature, and connection. Complete a Retreat Request Form and we will be happy to work with you to plan your glamping experience.

Yes. The Commons is a central hub with space for meetings, games, workshops, or movie nights. It includes comfortable seating, tables, Wi-Fi, whiteboards, Smart TV and flexible lighting. There is even a mini amphitheater and stage for live presentations or outdoor screenings. Other outdoor areas like the picnic pavilion and group fire pit also invite group connection.

Yes! High-speed Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Cell service works when connected to our WiFi.

Yes! We welcome families and offer spaces for all ages to unplug and reconnect—think hammocks, nature trails, board games, and goat visits! However, please note that units are not childproofed.

•45+ days before check-in: Full refund

• 30-44 days: No refund, but one date change or credit allowed

• 15-29 days: Forfeit 50% deposit

• Under 15 days: No refund, no changes permitted

• If we cancel: Full refund

Check-in: 4:00 PM

Check-out: 11:00 AM

Early check-in or late check-out may be available upon request—just ask when you book.

Yes, we require a 2-night minimum for all bookings.

Your stay includes:

• Linens, towels, and toiletries

• Firewood and fire starter kits

• Coffee, tea, and hot chocolate

• Dog beds, bowls, and treats

• Access to all shared spaces (sauna, outdoor kitchen, Flow Dome, The Commons, fire pit)

• Strong WiFi throughout the property

Plan to bring your own food and drinks—there's no grocery store nearby, so stock up before you arrive. We also recommend:

• Layers (mountain weather changes quickly)

• Hiking shoes or sturdy sneakers

• Swimwear and towels for the lake

• A flashlight for evening walks

• Marshmallows for the fire pit

Yes! Feel free to bring wine, beer, or spirits for your group. Please drink responsibly and clean up after yourselves. We sell beer and wine at Hive & Harvest.

Smoking is not permitted inside any units. If you smoke outdoors, please use designated areas and dispose of cigarette butts properly—fire safety is critical in a forest setting.