PIPERSVILLE LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Island Canvas Camping at Treasure Island Outfitters — Pipersville’s Outfitter Tent Site
A two-night-minimum waterfront camping stay featuring a canvas outfitter tent with a queen bed, barge shuttle access and ATV transfer — this guide explains what’s included and practical details for planning your stay.
Island Canvas Camping at Treasure Island Outfitters — Pipersville’s Outfitter Tent Site.
The Outfitter Tent Site in Pipersville, operated by Treasure Island Outfitters, is a short-stay lodging option set up for back-to-basics comfort: a canvas outfitter tent with a queen bed plus a dome tent, propane grill, fire pit, picnic table, Adirondack chairs and basic water and loo facilities. Access to the island is handled by a barge shuttle and an all‑terrain vehicle carries guests from the landing to their campsite. Stays require a two‑night minimum.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Canvas comfort and camp essentials
Outfitter sites come with a canvas outfitter tent that includes a queen bed, an additional dome tent, seating, a fire pit and a propane grill — the setup is aimed at delivering a comfortable, low‑hassle campsite experience.
Shuttle and ATV transfers
Arrival and departure are handled by a barge shuttle to and from the island, with an all‑terrain vehicle ride carrying guests from the landing to individual tent sites.
Add‑ons for water and fire
Optional extras include canoe and kayak rentals, dry‑bagged firewood sold per bag, and a short tube ride; these add functional recreation and convenience to the basic campsite package.
What the day feels like
What the stay feels like
The stay is structured around an island arrival and a compact, outfitted campsite: you arrive by barge, transfer by ATV to your site, and settle into a canvas tent staged with a queen bed and basic camp furnishings, with provisions for cooking, a fire and fresh water supplied onsite. The operator packages transport and campsite amenities to simplify a short, multi‑night outing.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this stay suits — and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Reservations require a two‑night minimum; nightly rates start from $175 (two‑night minimum applies).
Included at the site: canvas outfitter tent with queen bed, dome tent, propane grill, fire pit, picnic table, two Adirondack chairs, a 5‑gallon jug of fresh water and a campsite loo; transport to the island is by barge shuttle with an ATV transfer to the site.
Available extras include canoe rental ($20 for your stay), 4‑hour kayak rentals (single $30, double $40), dry‑bagged firewood ($8 per bag) and a 2–3 hour tube ride ($30 per person).
Expect manager‑arranged barge shuttle transfers and ATV rides for final site access; plan gear and timing around those transfers.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What is the minimum stay?
Stays require a two‑night minimum.
Is bedding provided in the tent?
The outfitter canvas tent includes a queen bed.
How do I get to the campsite?
Access is by barge shuttle to the island followed by an all‑terrain vehicle ride to your site.
Are there rental options for watercraft?
Yes: canoe rental is $20 for your stay; 4‑hour kayak rentals are $30 for a single and $40 for a double.
Can I buy firewood at the site?
Dry‑bagged firewood is available for purchase at $8 per bag.
Is there any organized recreation available?
An optional 2–3 hour tube ride is offered at $30 per person.