Agritourism Glamping
Use Covered Wagons to
Diversify Your Income
Why farms, ranches, and vineyards across the country are adding PlainsCraft wagons to their properties.
The single biggest limitation of most agritourism operations is duration. A family drives out to pick apples, visit the animals, or tour the vineyard, spends two or three hours, and goes home. The farm earned a modest day-visit revenue from that guest. A covered wagon changes that equation entirely. The same family now has a reason to stay two nights, eat three meals in the area, and come back next season for the experience they told everyone about.

The market case
Why Agritourism Is Growing
The USDA defines agritourism as a commercial enterprise that connects agricultural production with tourism to entertain or educate visitors while generating income for the farm or business owner. As a sector, it is growing fast. Grand View Research projects the agritourism market to more than double between 2022 and 2030, driven primarily by Millennials and Gen Z travelers who are actively seeking direct connection with where their food comes from.
These are not passive visitors. They want to feed animals, pick produce, eat food that was grown on the land they are standing on, and understand the story behind a farm. They are also willing to pay more for an experience that feels genuine, which is exactly what a well-run agritourism operation offers.
What PlainsCraft brings to a development
Purpose-Built for
Commercial Outdoor Hospitality
PlainsCraft works with developers at every stage — from a single-property owner adding their first glamping units to multi-site operators building out a full resort concept. Our wagons are purpose-built for outdoor hospitality use, which means they hold up under continuous commercial occupancy in a way that adapted or repurposed structures do not.
Complete your property
Restroom Solutions
Built to Match.
A wagon without reliable restroom access is a harder sell. PlainsCraft Shower Houses and Outhouses are handcrafted to the same standard as our wagons — durable, ADA-compliant, and quick to install — so your property is ready for guests end to end.
Using PlainsCraft
PlainsCraft works with a range of agricultural properties, including a lavender farm in New Mexico, a solar-powered working ranch in Utah, a 600-acre vineyard and estate in Kansas, and an animal rescue sanctuary in Florida. Each property uses wagons differently, but the outcome is consistent: overnight guests who spend more, stay longer, and come back.
Ready to start the conversation?
Whether You’re in Early Feasibility
or Ready to Place an Order.
PlainsCraft can help you think through the build, the layout, and the business case. Use our ROI calculator to model the numbers for your project, or contact us directly to talk through your development goals.






