Designed in 1970 by Bill Moss, The Moss Optimum 200 is shaped like a three-leafed clover, a central space surrounded by three bays. The tent's central pole is the only interior obstruction, 200 square feet of livable area and head room throughout averages 9 feet. The unique tensile design allows the Op200 to withstand 150-mile-per-hour winds. When the outside temperatures reach the lows, the wood burning stove brings the inside to a very comfortable, cozy warmth. If outside temperatures reach above 100 degrees, the inside structure stays a refreshing 85 degrees. It is treated for additional waterproofing and its flame retardant as well, meeting Federal standards. 

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All site locations will feature our solar powered grid system. Each site is tied into a main grid so any excess power generation is fed into a "community battery" which is used to recharge the community cars, motorcycles, bicycles, scooters. All of our environmentally friendly hospitality products are locally sourced.