The darkest sky you can drive to

Two hours from the city lights, our prairie site sits under a Bortle 2 sky — the Milky Way casts a shadow on moonless nights. We supply the telescopes, the chairs, the blankets, and the hot cider; you supply curiosity.

What a tour looks like

Ninety minutes to two hours, guided by an amateur astronomer with a decade of public outreach. Tour options run April through October.

What's up there

Planets, double stars, clusters, nebulae — and on the right nights, the Milky Way's core. See what you'll actually see, honestly ranked by season.