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Papaw Dew has organically grown a deer camp outside his house in the Mississippi Delta. Since his offspring has come to stay and parked a vardo style tiny house, the deer camp is getting more comfortable.

Features:

  • Outdoor spigot water supply
  • 110 power by extension cord
  • Shed for storage and socializing, furnished with wood heater
  • Fire pit
  • Outdoor kitchen in screen tent
  • Outdoor lounge and movie theatre in screen tent
  • Outhouse and shower
  • Multiple clotheslines
  • Wading pool
  • Solar bathtub
  • Multiple sitting areas
  • Ample room for boat trailers to turn and park
  • Salvaged hardware and building materials and other items
  • Several woodpiles 
  • Proximity to a pond that the ducks like

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