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Yurt at Loomis Lair
Loomis Lair offers you a luxury camping experience in a four-season
Loomis Lair offers you a luxury camping experience in a four-season, 16-foot yurt (Mongolian-style round tent) that features a queen-size bed/futon, as well as a twin bed/futon.
The private 80-acre land of forest and fields is named after the notorious crime family, The Loomis Gang, the largest organized crime family in 19th-century America, who used to preside there.
The kitchen is supplied with pots, pans, microwave, coffee maker, running water and a small refrigerator. Other amenities include a fan, picnic table, a patio area with grill and fire pit, board games, cell service and a 12 X 12 sun/shade area with chairs.
Pet Policy: Dogs only.
The private 80-acre land of forest and fields is named after the notorious crime family, The Loomis Gang, the largest organized crime family in 19th-century America, who used to preside there.
The kitchen is supplied with pots, pans, microwave, coffee maker, running water and a small refrigerator. Other amenities include a fan, picnic table, a patio area with grill and fire pit, board games, cell service and a 12 X 12 sun/shade area with chairs.
Pet Policy: Dogs only.
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