20 Best Glamping Spots in the U.S. for Nature Lovers
Glamping is one of the most glorious ways to get out in the great outdoors while holding on to a few creature comforts.
You can let some new memories in while keeping the bugs out – and maybe even indulge in a little air conditioning. If this is something that’s been on your mind for a while, here are 20 different sites to tickle your fancy.
1. The Crystalmarine Suite – Key West, FL
Let’s start somewhere with year-round warmth to welcome visitors. Florida has a wealth of glamping options, but this spot in Key West has to be the most magical on the list.
The Crystalmarine Suite is a glassfront boat docked about five minutes away from the shore, offering oodles of privacy and unrivaled access to the setting sun. Inside, you’ll enjoy making use of the kitchenette and en-suite bathroom with a rainfall shower.
2. Timberline Glamping – Jupiter, FL
Anytime Timberline comes up on your glamping explorations, it’s a pretty safe bet you’re in for a good time. All of their accommodations are beautiful, including deluxe safari tents for the whole family and smaller standard tents with luxurious queen-size beds.
You’ll have a refrigerator and other basic amenities within arm’s reach, as well as robust ceiling fans to circulate the air. In the winter, they include heaters; in the summer, they include air conditioners.
Most sites have their own fire pits, meaning many memories are in the making whenever you head to a Timberline site.
3. Westgate River Ranch Resort & Rodeo – Kissimmee, FL
If you’re Disney-bound, you might want to expand your adventures just outside Orlando to this beautiful little site loaded down with what looks like old caravan wagons.
Each site has its own deck, barbecue, private bathroom, and kitchenette. Since it’s Florida, you’ll be happy to know it’s also climate-controlled with space for up to six guests.
4. Dunya Camp – Summerville, GA
Let’s move up to Georgia. Dunya Camp is one of the most luxurious accommodations on this list. At a glance, you’ll wonder if all that is really encased in a tent – but it is!
Their South African-made safari tents blend the grandeur of regal caravans with the romance of a bygone era.
Nestled atop the hills of Georgia in an area that the Cherokee used to call the “enchanted land,” you’ll wonder if you’ve found heaven as you soak in your bathtub, lounge in the hammock, or tuck yourself into your full-size bed with soft linens.