In the 1930s, Americans dreamed big from wherever they stood. Hawaii was exotic, distant, and impossibly glamorous — and that’s exactly why tiki culture exploded on the mainland during the Depression. People couldn’t travel far, so they transformed their backyards, their campsites, and their imaginations. This 16-foot round yurt-style luxury tent is that dream made real, curated as part of POV Resort’s Living History Museum of Camping — America’s first. Tucked among tall trees with a view of the woods, it’s a short walk from the bathhouse and a world away from ordinary.

Inside: a queen bed, full futon, two cots with mattresses and luxury bedding & and kitchen table — sleeping up to 6. Natural light floods the circular space, and the festive tiki décor does the rest. Outside on the deck: charcoal grill, hammock, tiki torches, picnic table, and a private firepit. A shared gas grill station with provided tanks is available in the campground. A POV Power Station powers phones, laptops, fans, CPAP machines, and low-draw appliances. Mulch ground cover keeps things clean underfoot. Propane space heater provided — bring or purchase 1 lb canisters (one gets you through the night). One parking spot; overflow at the bathhouse.

NO PETS ALLOWED.