The Arrowhead Tipi Resort - Many Moons - Nomadic Tipis on Lake Tawakoni

We arrived to the property and initially missed it as the entrance was overgrown with a for sale sign. No one was there and there is very little cell service. When you approach the office it is in disrepair, but what was worse was the condition of the bath house area. The door on the front wouldn’t open all the way as it would catch on the floor and had to be pushed open. Once inside, the smell of sewer hit you in the face. The bathrooms that looked so nice on line were dirty- dead spiders and cobwebs on the floor. It was evident that it had not been cleaned. We checked out another of the restrooms and there was a dirt dobber’s nest inside. When we walked around and found our teepee we found the teepee to be unclean as well. There was black on the inside of the walls of the teepee that looked like mold, the futon that some of us were going to sleep on was dust ridden. When we touched it to feel how thick the mattress was, dust particles soared. We were very excited about a glamping experience and said to each other, “This is how every horror movie begins.” We were now 4 hours away from home with no where to stay, as this was not a place we felt comfortable staying in.I messaged the owner to request a refund and listed the above issues. I was met with hostility. The pictures online are NOT what you get when you arrive. Renter BEWARE. The property is misrepresented online. Obviously, the owner refused to refund our fee. This was an expensive lesson for us to learn.

We had so much fun “Glamping”! It was just the getaway we needed!!

At one time it was probably a great place but father time is working hard on it needs to be updated badly and a lot of repairs can't say it was a good stay but is it a place that would nice if it was repaired

Horrible the tints were not air conditioned at all and it was run down really bad I talked to owner and he was hateful and rude couldn’t even stay there the pond there was covered in moss just a horrible experience all together highly recommend not toasting your money.

We enjoyed a few years ago and loved this place but this time one of out tipis we couldnt stay in due to smell and mold Many Mountains. Our friends got a hotel instead which separated our group. The water was full of moss and and everything overgrown.. not a place to fish or kayak unfortunately..the last visit we enjoyed everything but this time we left early cause nothing to do really.

We wanted to take my grandkids (7&9) on a short worry free camping trip for spring break and I ran across this place in my search. It is about four miles from the state park. The TiPis were amazing!! There are five on site. This would be a great place to bring multiple families. They had a wonderful pavilion area with LOTS of games, plenty of seating, and a beautiful pond.

If you are looking for authentic American Indian experience, this is your place. Beautiful tipis, nice furniture, bed a little hard but nice. . Community pavilion with many games, Johnny is a great host.

It stormed the night we were there and I slept so good!! We were late to check in also but Johnny met us at the office and showed us around. Loved the experience ❤️

We loved our stay. It was so much fun and the owner is an amazing person. He was so nice and helpful! My kids love it and was telling everyone how much fun they had! Will definitely be back.

The grounds were nice with solar lighting to illuminate paths, the tipis were so cute and chic, bathrooms were well kept. They have fun family games and multiple grills to cook on in the pavilion. The only issue I had, which is on me for not thinking it through, is the AC in the tipi’s. I was expecting it to be cooler than it was, but I can see how that would be nearly impossible with the set up and it being 100 degrees outside. I did notice they built them surrounded by trees to help keep them sheltered from the elements. My family had a wonderful time and hope to be back soon!