PlainsCraft Covered Wagons

Big things are rolling into Big Guys Campground.

We’re excited to welcome more PlainsCraft wagons to the family at Big Guys Campground in New York. These beautiful new additions are ready to give guests a one-of-a-kind stay experience — blending comfort, craftsmanship, and the charm of the outdoors.

From cozy evenings under the stars to unforgettable mornings in nature, these wagons are built to help guests slow down, reconnect, and make lasting memories.

Thank you to the team at Big Guys Campground for continuing to grow with us — we can’t wait to see guests enjoy these new stays.

📍 Big Guys Campground — New York

We’re at the FL/AL Outdoor Hospitality Conference.

If you’re attending, make sure booth #76 is on your list. Dennis and Casey are there sharing how operators are adding premium accommodations and amenities to elevate the guest experience and drive stronger returns.

Stop by, take a look, and see what’s possible for your property.

Summer travel is being booked now—if it hasn’t already.

Which means guests are already deciding where they want to stay… and what kind of experience they expect when they get there.

A clean, convenient shower and restroom setup might not be the flashy part of your property—but it’s one of the things guests remember most.

And when it’s done right, it shows up in your reviews (and your rates).

If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your amenities, now’s the time to make it happen before peak season hits.

Today isn’t just about celebrating the outdoors on— —it’s about taking care of the places that take care of us.

At PlainsCraft, everything we build is designed to help guests reconnect with nature without sacrificing comfort. Our structures keep your guests immersed in the natural surroundings, while our proprietary Bonnetgard cover system and integrated mini-split HVAC system maintains an ideal interior temperature in any season—all with a minimal footprint on the land.

From durable materials to thoughtful design, we believe sustainability isn’t a trend—it’s part of creating better guest experiences that last.

Here’s to building spaces that bring people closer to nature, responsibly; because when people experience the outdoors in a meaningful way, they’re more likely to value it—and protect it.

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