Yes, that's three zeros. If all this sounds outlandish to non-hunters, it sounds equally enticing to some who enjoy the activity. This is real hunting. There's a connotation that they're in a pen, but there's 11 miles out there. The safari is another way in which Garland caters to specialized desires of some guests while not compromising the things that have made it the favorite of others.
Garland successfully walks the line between the luxurious and the comfortable.
It's all about catering to the needs of guests, whoever they might be. Without question, Garland wouldn't exist without the Otto family, but it's as if, over the years, it has become something bigger, something more than a resort, something greater than the sum of its parts. It's a place you have to visit and feel and savor. And once you do, you'll come back year after year after year. Matt Rennie is a free-lance writer.