Welcome to day 4 of Wandawega Week!
Today’s post features another area of Camp Wandawega– Tent Hill.
This area of David and Tereasa’s rustic resort is home to a collection of vintage, perfectly weathered, Boy Scout tents.
These aren’t just regular ol’ tents. They’re more like canvas cabins…
After a 5 year search, David and Tereasa found a source for the vintage tents and the wood platforms they originally sat on…
They also picked up the original, vintage metal bed frames, mattresses, and tent poles that went with them…
Here’s how Tereasa describes her tent budget breakdown:
3 tents: $20 each
9 platforms: $5 each
6 vintage Boy Scout beds: $5 each
Creating your very own Boy Scout tent village: Priceless.
And speaking of Tereasa’s love affair with vintage collections- if you’d like to throw your name in the (virtual) hat for a chance to win a signed copy of Tereasa’s newly-released book, “Found, Free & Flea“, just leave us a comment on this post between now and tomorrow (Friday, August 12, 2011) at noon (Central Time)!
And don’t forget to swing by tomorrow for the final Wandawega Week post…you’re not gonna “wannamissit”!
PS- If you missed any of this week’s Wandawega posts- you can find them here: Day 1, Day 2, Day 3!
I’d love to get a copy of that book. I wish I had the great Eye Tereasa has to find old goods like that and pull them all together!
… such a magical place! Too fun.
This weeks post have been so much fun.
I’ve already pinned this book into my “to buy” board! Thanks for the giveaway!
That book looks great!
What a wonderful nostalgic post; I can remember camping in tent like these in Wisconsin in the ’50s. I would LOVE to have the book!
I love all of these posts about Wandawega 🙂 I would love to have a copy of the book!
What fun! Love their summer retreat and would love the book!!
a copy of this book would ber amazing…. i am so loving this story and their “place”!!! WOW…. You do meet a lot of amazing people don’t you!?!?!?! Thanks for sharing with us… Terri
I’m in absolute awe of the ideas that she’s shared!
I’d love one of these tents in my backyard for the kids. I’m inspired! I could use the book too!
Anything with the words “Flea” and “Free” in the same title is a must with me, LOL!
I want the tent, I want the tent! And I’d love to get a copy of that book. These are some great ideas.
I would love a copy of this book!
Put my name in the hat! Looks very inspiring!
Would love to win that book! Thanks for the chance, and for the great posts on Camp Wandawega.
I spent four summers at Girl Scout Camp – I would love to re-experience that as an adult! How fun!
Another wonderful post from camp.
I would love to see what’s inside that book, thanks!
Incredible! My husband is an Eagle Scout and would seriously geek out going to this place. I think a future surprise trip is in order. =D
I am loving all of this…the title of the book totally sums up my style!
I’m in awe! I thoroughly enjoyed all of the posts about Camp Wandawega and wish I lived close enough to visit! I’d love to win an inspiring book instead, though…
OMG I would love to have the book. It would be great to see all that you have done at the camp too.
I love her style!