Indoor Glamping for Treasure Hunters | Ep 118

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Wait, did you say Indoor Glamping? Did you say treasure hunt?

Here’s the scene, you want a memorable trip to one of the premiere rummage and trade destinations in the U.S. and you need a place to stay that will be just as memorable as the random gems and nick-nacks you find. Well, stay in a vintage trailer that’s all dolled-up and perfect! Or, stay in a luxury tent, also set up for comfort and ease. Best yet, they’re in an air-conditioned, indoor space! (That’s perfect for Texas, y’all.) It’s Indoor Glamping!

Sterling and Kaci VanCoutren, visionaries and owners of Lone Star Glamp Inn, sit down to talk about their little piece of glamping heaven, situated in the heart of a treasure hunter’s paradise! Their trailers and tents are perfectly set up and decorated for a laid-back and fun experience. You’ll rest well and plan your rummage-sale adventures in style.

So how did this little indoor glamping oasis in the middle of quirksville, Texas come about? There’s a story there, but really it’s about a love for a long-held tradition in a beloved small town in Texas. The people and sights that make up the sale at Round Top, Texas are what inspired the idea… and they’re also what make the dream continue to grow.

So, if you are like Kaci and Sterling, and you have a desire in your heart to find a little piece of heaven and adventure, take a listen to this episode and learn about the event and the experience of indoor glamping at Lone Star Camp Inn! The memories are there to be found, or made!

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