8 Stunning Spots to Go Glamping in the U.S.

Camping? Technically. Roughing it? Hardly. From private chefs to personal butlers, the outdoors are great indeed at these luxurious glamping destinations across the country.

Treebones in Big Sur, California.

1.  Treebones

Spend the night perched on the Pacific at Treebones in Big Sur. Pitch your own tent or opt for one of the resort's, like this Sibley tent set up at one of Treebones' ocean view camp sites. The resort also offers cozy yurts with queen beds (a great choice for couples), as well as a topnotch restaurant and sushi bar overlooking the water. More »

Resort at Paws Up in Greenough, Montana.

2.  Resort at Paws Up

Montana's Resort at Paws Up is camping at its most luxurious, with one- and two-bedroom tent amenities like ensuite bathrooms, camping butlers, chefs, and daily housekeeping. Choose from the resort's five campsites including the newest, Cliffside Camp with views of the Blackfoot River and Elk Creek, where some tents include decks with outdoor soaking tubs.
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Camp Orenda in Johnsburg, New York.

3.  Orenda

Explore the rolling hills of the Adirondacks in upstate New York at Orenda, where six "canvas cabins" come equipped with wood-burning stoves, plush linens, Kiss My Face bath products, and free WiFi. The nightly camping fee also includes all food and beverage, including packed lunches for off-site activities like kayaking, hiking, and canoeing.  More »

Fireside Resort in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

4.  Fireside Resort

Comfy king beds, a concierge, and daily cleaning services come standard in tents at Fireside Jackson Hole. Located midway between the Grand Teton National Park entrance and the town of Jackson, the hotel makes the perfect home base for outdoor enthusiasts seeking hiking, mountain biking, white water rafting, horseback riding, and more. After adventuring, hotel guests wind down the day with fireside s'mores roasted from the comfort of rocking chairs.
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Dunton River Camp in Cresto Ranch, Colorado.

5.  Dunton River Camp

A former cattle ranch from the late 1800s, Dunton River Camp now sits on approximately 500 acres of meadows, streams, and forest in Cresto Ranch, Colorado. Eight prospector-style tents include ensuite bathrooms with soaking tubs, large private decks, and two mountain bikes for private use. Beverages and food are included in the per night price, with locally-sourced fare prepared by the camp's chef. The riverside sauna makes the ideal spot to relax post hike while the outdoor fire pit is perfect for post-dinner s'mores and cocktails. More »

Moab Under Canvas in Moab, Utah.

6.  Moab Under Canvas

Located on 40 acres seven miles north of Moab, Utah Moab Under Canvas makes the most of its stunning desert surroundings. Tented accommodations range from teepees to Deluxe Tent Suites, which have private bathrooms, separate sleeping areas with king beds, and a wood burning stove with complimentary firewood. Whatever you choose, you'll get spectacular views of Arches National Park, one of the country's most stunning natural landscapes.
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The Ranch at Rock Creek in Philipsburg, Montana.

7.  Ranch at Rock Creek

The all-inclusive Ranch at Rock Creek features canvas cabins fit for two with king beds, gas-lit fireplaces, screened porches and a deck facing Rock Creek. Groups traveling with kids can also opt for larger cabins with two sleeping areas. Beyond the tents, the Ranch offers a long list of family-friendly activities in Montana's wilderness, like horseback riding, fly fishing, archery, and a kids club for little ones.  More »

Ithaca by Firelight in Ithaca, New York.

8.  Ithaca by Firelight

Pitched in back of the La Tourelle hotel in Ithaca, New York, Ithaca by Firelight's "Glampground" features tents with hardwood floors and plush bedding, plus a private balcony where guests can soak in the natural surroundings with a fresh pot of coffee or a cocktail from the bar. The camp is located at the trailhead to Buttermilk Falls, which forms part of the Finger Lakes Trail system known for its gorges, waterfalls and swimming holes. Be sure to hit the daily happy hour, where guests receive a complimentary glass of Finger Lakes Region wine and, when the sun goes down, relax at the outdoor lounge, with a well-edited selection of games and books, comfy seats, and nightly campfires.  More »

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