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Travel + Leisure reports that designer and former Queer Eye star Bobby Berk launched Camena Collective with two private estates in Palm Desert, California. Casa Tierra sleeps up to 18 guests and features a pool, an 1,800-square-foot yoga deck, pickleball and bocce courts, a sauna and a cold plunge; Casa Mallorca has 10 bedrooms for up to 22 guests, a freestanding spa and runs almost entirely off-grid on solar power. Casa Tierra starts at $5,000 a night and Casa Mallorca at $8,000, while the video covers the amenities and Berk’s expansion plan.
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00:00Former Queer Eye star Bobby Burke has launched a hospitality brand.
00:03It is called Camina Collective, and it debuted with two private estates in Palm Desert, California.
00:09Each estate is booked whole for friends, family reunions, weddings, and wellness retreats.
00:15Casa Tierra is a Spanish-style estate that sleeps up to 18 guests.
00:20It has a pool, terraced gardens, an 1,800-square-foot yoga deck, and pickleball and bocce courts.
00:27There is also a sauna and a cold plunge.
00:29Nearby, Casa Mallorca has 10 bedrooms for up to 22 overnight guests.
00:34It features a resort-sized pool, an indoor movement studio, and a freestanding spa.
00:39The property runs almost entirely off-grid.
00:42Powered by solar panels and battery storage, Casa Tierra starts at $5,000 a night, and Casa
00:48Mallorca at $8,000.
00:50Burke plans to grow it into a global collection of private estates.
00:55This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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