"Glamping" at it's finest, it's best to book far in advance to secure a cabin, tent or yurt. I prefer a cabin as I'm not a roughing-it kind of girl, but the community bathrooms (if you don't get a cabin) are clean and won't make you cringe. We brought our own dinner to cook the first night but relied on their "general store" offerings for all the other food, including yummy breakfast burritos and a tri-tip dinner that came with a side salad and garlic bread (you only had to grill up the meat... all utensils/dishes provided). We even ordered pizza one night. It's a short walk to a nice beach, and they also have a pool and playground for the kids. Saw countless deer, and a family of raccoons tried to infiltrate our cabin one night. That's about all the wilderness I need!

This is a glamping site that has safari tents, yurts and cabins of various sizes.
There is an on site market and cafe for any of your needs including the cafe menu incase you don't want roasted hot dogs again.
It is very clean and the staff were all nice. Free bicycle rentals. Hiking trails from the camp site with one leading to their lama farm.
Only reason it has a 4 out of 5 is that we felt the tents/cabins were on the pricier side. It is worth checking it out for yourself!