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      A glimpse of the interior of the Gypsy bell tent at Twin Cedars Camping and Vacation Rentals in Sandpoint, Idaho. Photo courtesy Billie Jean Gerke.


      dock and beach access, a beach shelter, fire          The western rustic camping cabin, a            With fishing, floating, and relaxing all built
      pit and firewood. It has an outdoor shower,        few minutes from Sandpoint and the lake,          in, why leave?
      porta-potty and sink, and access to an             sleeps up to six and is situated on 10 private        “This makes it special,” Lectka said.
      outdoor hot tub. It includes a mini-fridge,        wooded acres with views of the Selkirk            “Seeing my grandson watch the sunrise,
      pots and pans, bbq grill, coffee maker, and        Mountains. There’s an outdoor hot tub,            husband and friend floating, and the fishing
      a heater for chilly nights.                        shower, and fire pit.                             is amazing.”
          The Gypsy bell tent for two, Gerke said,          For some, glamping is a continuing fam-            Cyndi Stary, who comes from Missoula,
      is furnished with a queen bed in a living          ily tradition of fun and memories. Shirley        adopts older yellow Lab dogs and brings
      room-like setting, overlooking Lake Pend           Lectka and her family have stayed at Twin         at least three on her glamping trips. She’s
      O’reille. It has a fire pit and mobile outdoor     Cedars three of the past four years for a         stayed at Twin Cedars for a week or two at
      camp kitchen. The camp bathroom features           week at a time. They don’t feel the need to
      a shower and flush toilet.                         leave the site, except for an occasional pizza.                           CONTINUED ON PAGE 14









































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