I had the idea of doing a camp-girl photoshoot at the Inn Town Campground in Nevada City and Alex Jade did an amazing job as the model.
We started the shoot in a RetroRV. Shooting with the Fujifilm X-T3 and natural light.
We then moved into the Airstream to take a few pictures inside and outside.
Then we moved onto Glamping Tent #3 for a few final shots.
When you think about Nevada City, you have to think about the outdoors and the unique camping experience offered by the Inn Town Campground. Located only 5 minutes from downtown Nevada City, the campsite offers you an outdoor experience that includes glamping, RV camping or you can just pitch a tent for a few days.
The office and front desk, complete with gift shop. Inside you will also find a common area with couches, a fireplace and a full kitchen. You will also find a new swimming pool to stay cool.
When you get into the campground, you will immediately see a collection of buildings and tents that you can call home for a weekend.
Across from the tents are bathroom and shower facilities.
Once you go inside a glamping tent, you will be impressed with the care and detail put into each unique overnight visit. You can't get closer to a hotel experience while still enjoying the fresh air of being in a forest.
Open the back flap and you can relax on a private balcony with a view.
Each tent has a unique custom headboard, lights, power and fan to keep you cool on hot nights. Don't forget the comfy bed.
The Inn Town Campground offers 17 different glamping tents with different decorations and features that will make you want to try them all. Different bed configurations are available for the entire family.
A lot of detail has been put into each room, from the wood floors to the chairs.
You will be impressed with how clean and new the tents feel.
The campground offers a place for your own RV or you can bring the family and spend time in a Retro RV with beds and its own bathroom.
The new retro RV available for the entire family.
Near the Airstream (used as a campground business office), you will find the remains of a historic Chinese Cemetery from the gold mining era. Don't worry, the ghosts are long gone.
Next to the campground is the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum, which is a great place to visit with the family.