We are traveling with our three year old for a month and stopped In the Mojave desert on our way to Sequoia National Park. The tipi stay was a lot more camp than glamp. This applies to the cleanliness and amenities. We learned that the desert is very very cold at night (16 F while we were there) Rob stopped by in the evening to check on the propane which was thoughtful and we appreciated it. We have been traveling with our extra large wool blanket and it was a shining moment for its use. The small propane heater was not enough for us to stay warm
and there is not an ‘indoor fireplace’ the fire pit on the deck is super atmospheric and we bought fire wood from the young guys on the horse farm a few hundred feet away. If you are not a horse person, the smell is strong and the generator from the house was noisy at night. We had no sink water in the morning due to freezing temps. Overall it was an adventure.