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Luxury Meets Nature: Timberline Glamping Debuts at Amelia Island

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Luxury Meets Nature: Timberline Glamping Debuts at Amelia Island Amelia Island, FL – January 31, 2025 – Timberline Glamping Amelia Island is poised to revolutionize outdoor experiences with its grand opening slated for mid-to-late April 2025 at the picturesque Amelia Island State Park. Offering a harmonious blend of nature and modern luxury, this new venture is spearheaded by Operating Partner Felipe Oliveira and co-founder Junior Saint-Val, with a mission to redefine the art of camping for families and individuals alike. The debut site will feature seven distinctive accommodations: six 400-square-foot safari-style tents, each outfitted with en suite bathrooms and modern amenities, and one geodesic dome spanning 33 feet in diameter, offering the same elevated comforts. All accommodations are designed to provide guests with an unparalleled outdoor retreat while preserving the convenience and luxury of contemporary living. Each unit will include air conditioning, heating, comfortable beds, and curated touches like Keurig coffee makers, two hammocks, a fire pit, and mini-fridges, creating a seamless blend of rustic charm and modern hospitality. Timberline Glamping at Amelia Island goes beyond traditional camping by offering an array of wellness amenities. Guests can enjoy an on-site sauna and cold plunge area, with options for massages and IV therapy right inside their accommodations. For those seeking adventure, a variety of rental options, including electric bikes, kayaks, and paddleboards, will be available. Horse enthusiasts can bring their own horses to the property, where stables provide access to the park’s idyllic beach trails.

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