10 Spectacular Glamping Resorts Across the US

Glamping—short for “glamorous camping”—is one of the country's fastest-growing travel trends. It’s the perfect blend of nature and luxury, offering comfortable accommodations in quiet forests, along coastal areas, and in other picturesque settings. These tents and yurts often feature plush beds, upscale amenities, and even private bathrooms. Here are 10 of our favorite glamping resorts across the US, ideal for a getaway that combines rustic charm with modern luxury.

1. Dunton River Camp, Colorado

Tucked away in Colorado's San Juan Mountains, Dunton River Camp spans nearly 500 acres of scenic fields, meadows, and forest. Its eight luxurious tents—four River Tents and four Mountain Tents—offer modern amenities, while a beautifully restored 19th-century farmhouse serves as the main lodge. Powered entirely by renewable energy, the camp also offers immersive outdoor experiences such as horseback riding in the High Rockies, fly fishing on the West Fork of the Dolores River, hiking in the San Juans, and rafting on the San Miguel. Best of all, Mesa Verde National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its well-preserved Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings, is just an hour's drive away, making it a perfect day trip for history and culture lovers.

2. Paws Up Montana

Sprawling across 37,000 acres of pristine Montana wilderness, Paws Up Montana offers six luxury glamping camps, each with its own distinctive personality and unforgettable setting. The upscale safari-style tents include private ensuite bathrooms, fine linens, heating and air conditioning—along with access to dedicated dining pavilions serving gourmet meals. A personal glamping butler is also at your service, ready to assist with everything from cocktail delivery to fire-building. For couples, Cliffside Camp makes for a romantic getaway, perched on soaring bluffs near Paws Up’s covered bridge and offering sweeping views of the Blackfoot River. Families often favor North Bank Camp, where spacious two- and three-bedroom glamping tents provide a balance of comfort and adventure.

3. Wildhaven Sonoma, California

Along the Russian River in Healdsburg, Wildhaven Sonoma delivers a refined wine country experience through luxury glamping. Spacious safari-style tents are outfitted with Tempur-Pedic mattresses, heated beds, electricity, and fast WiFi—making them ideal for both relaxation and remote work. The outdoor kitchen is stocked for cooking, and the property holds yoga classes, live music nights, and wine tastings. Best of all, you’re just minutes away from some of Sonoma’s most popular restaurants and wineries.

4. Your Glamping Adventure at Five Meadows Farm, Tennessee

Located in the Cumberland Plateau with panoramic views of Center Hill Lake, Your Glamping Adventure at Five Meadows Farms—about one hour from Nashville—offers elevated tree tents and stylish geodesic domes. One standout stay, Morning Mist at Five Meadows Farm is spacious and offers breathtaking mountain and lake vistas. Outside, you’ll find a private hot tub, wood-burning and gas fire pits, yard games such as cornhole and Bocce ball, and a lovely outdoor dining area—great for stargazing or slow evenings by the fire. Inside, the dome features plush queen- and king-size beds, along with a fully stocked kitchen equipped with a Keurig, a toaster oven, a microwave, a stove, and all the essentials for cooking in comfort.

5. Sky Ridge Yurts, North Carolina

Perched high on a mountain ridge in Bryson City, Sky Ridge Yurts offers seven well-appointed yurts with sweeping views of the Great Smoky Mountains. Just a 15-minute drive from world-class river rafting on the Nantahala River, scenic mountain biking trails, and numerous hiking routes, it’s an ideal base for outdoor adventurers. The property is also conveniently located near downtown Bryson City, where you’ll find charming shops, local restaurants, and the historic Great Smoky Mountains Railroad. Bonus: It offers quick access to Great Smoky Mountain National Park.

6. Under Canvas, Arizona

Under Canvas, which features locations across the US, has earned major accolades for its glamping experience in Arizona—including recognition as a top resort in the state by Travel + Leisure and a top resort in the US Southwest by Condé Nast Traveler. Situated near the Grand Canyon, the property features luxury tents with king-size beds, private bathrooms, and wood-burning stoves. Stargazer tents have windows above the bed for taking in Arizona's famously dark, star-filled skies. Fall is an ideal time to visit, with comfortable temperatures, beautiful desert scenery, and fewer crowds at the Grand Canyon. Guests can enjoy yoga classes, private hiking tours, jeep safaris, and more.

7. Sandy Pines Campground, Maine

Sandy Pines Campground is a top destination in Kennebunkport, offering a range of unique accommodations—from cozy tents for couples and family cottages to authentic Conestoga wagons. Nestled beside a quiet salt marsh, the campground has air conditioning, mosquito netting, electricity, a heated saltwater pool, and a retro-style general store stocked with everything from snacks to lobster roll fixings. While here, enjoy Kennebunk’s boutique shopping, diverse dining options, and the ever-popular Goose Rocks Beach, a perennial favorite thanks to its wide, walkable shoreline and its relaxed coastal beauty, ideal for tidepooling and peaceful seaside strolls.

8. Bellfire, New York

Bellfire is an artist family-owned retreat set on 10 acres of wildflower meadows and maple forest in the tiny hamlet of Roxbury—nestled in the Great Western Catskills, about a three-hour drive from New York City. This off-grid escape offers a true digital detox, with no electricity or Wi-Fi, inviting you to reconnect with nature. The property features four distinct cabins and camps, each thoughtfully decorated with locally sourced art, antiques, and curiosities. Options include Forest Belle, an intimate hideaway ideal for couples, and Bellfire Tipi, a stargazer's paradise. Amenities include private fire pits, grills, hammocks, and access to a shared solar-heated shower cabin. Enjoy a large yoga deck under the trees and excellent stargazing at night.

9. Sinya on Lone Man Creek, Texas

This secluded luxury retreat for two is perched above Lone Man Creek in the heart of Texas Hill Country, just outside the charming town of Wimberley. The property features a single custom-designed safari tent imported from South Africa—offering complete peace, privacy, and a deep connection to nature. Sinya on Lone Man Creek is named after an orphaned baby elephant rescued in Kenya, reflecting the owner’s passion for wildlife and the natural world. That same reverence for nature shapes the experience here, where guests can spend their days fishing, kayaking, hammock relaxation, or swimming in Wimberley's famous Blue Hole. The location also offers easy access to local wineries, craft breweries, and the town’s eclectic shops and restaurants.

10. Timberline Glamping, Florida

Located within Jonathan Dickinson State Park—Southeast Florida's largest state park at more than 11,000 acres—Timberline Glamping offers a family-friendly escape into nature about a 30-minute drive north of West Palm Beach. Opened in December 2023, the site features six spacious Deluxe Safari Tents, each outfitted with comforts such as air conditioning, heat, mini-fridges, and cozy beds. Surrounded by scenic trails, riverfront views, and abundant wildlife, it’s a stylish yet accessible base for exploring one of Florida’s most diverse natural landscapes.

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From starlit desert skies to fresh mountain mornings, these glamping resorts give you a front row seat to nature in comfort. So, pack light and leave your sleeping bag at home—and enjoy your glamping adventure.