Exclusive Tents, a manufacturer of luxury tents and glamping structures, has launched a new client testimonial video series with its first feature highlighting Palo 32, an adults-only safari-style retreat located in the Palo Pinto Mountains of Texas. The debut was announced on August 19, 2025.
The series is designed to share stories from operators using Exclusive Tents’ products in order to demonstrate the company’s long-standing role in the luxury accommodation sector.
The first video showcases Palo 32, which opened with six private tents aimed at couples seeking a nature-based retreat.
Each tent includes a king-sized bed, an en-suite bathroom with a copper soaking tub, a plunge pool, and an outdoor deck offering views of the Texas hill country. The property markets itself as a destination for relaxation, stargazing, hiking, and cycling.
Exclusive Tents has emphasized that Palo 32’s development illustrates the durability and design of its products.
According to a press release, the testimonial underscores its 25 years of operations across more than 50 countries, highlighting client collaborations and product longevity.
The company states its tents are designed to provide both comfort and resilience in diverse climates and geographies.
“Palo 32’s story stands as undeniable proof of Exclusive Tents’ excellence and reputation. This video underscores the company’s long-standing commitment to quality, grounded in: 25+ years in business across 50+ countries, property testimonials that highlight product superiority and collaborative support, a legacy of craftsmanship, innovation, and client-first values,” the announcement said.
For operators in the outdoor hospitality, caravan, and glamping industries, the testimonial series offers insights into how luxury tent structures can be integrated into destination development.
The Palo 32 example illustrates how a small-scale, design-focused property can use safari tents to deliver high-end guest experiences while differentiating itself from traditional lodging.
With demand for nature-based tourism and unique accommodations continuing to grow, case studies such as these may provide practical considerations for park owners and developers exploring investment in alternative accommodations.
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