For an outdoor experience that harkens back to the golden age of conservation and exploration, you could do a lot worse than the best glamping resorts in the US. These canvas tents get their name from the clever mashup of the words and —and rightly so. With amenities like beds with plush mattresses, en-suite bathrooms with tiled showers, and wood-burning fireplaces, they seamlessly infuse luxury into even the most rugged settings.
Best of all? You get the added benefit of waking up in the most picturesque, remote locations—a true luxury, indeed. Whether you’re a seasoned camper or a newbie wary of sleeping on the ground, a comfy home base in the heart of nature has plenty of appeal. In fact, glamping has only grown in popularity over recent years, meaning that there are more options than ever before.
From canvas tents perched atop an glacier to yurts scattered along the cliffside of California’s , there’s a destination for everyone. Read on to discover the 20 best glamping resorts in the US. , Dolores, Colorado Scattered across an alpine clearing in the Colorado Rockies, this luxury glamping destination on the banks of the Dolores River is composed of eight tents, each stocked with two personal mountain bikes and designed with en-suite bathrooms featuring six-foot soaking tubs.
The property is powered by 100% renewable energy and the main lodge—housed within a restored 19th-century farmhouse—offers a dining room, guest salon, and a wraparound deck. , Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, Washington This quintessential Pacific Northwest lodge located along the Columbia River Gorge offers safari-style tents beneath a fragrant canopy of Douglas Firs. Glampers can choose between a king or two queen beds and relish atmospheric amenities including a private fire pit and a overlooking dense forest.
, Ithaca, New York Located in the Finger Lakes Region of upstate New York, this glamping resort is tucked away in the woods and within close proximity to the picturesque hiking trails of Upper Buttermilk Falls. In the main lobby tent, there’s a daily locally sourced breakfast, and in the evening, the tent converts into a convivial bar serving wine, beer, cider, and spirits from mico-producers in the Finger Lakes. , Philipsburg, Montana Montana has witnessed a notable boom in glamping in recent years, with canvas tents cropping up all across Big Sky Country.
One glamping resort that has elevated the glamping experience is The Ranch at Rock Creek. Here, outdoor enthusiasts choose between 10 cabins (designed in four distinct styles) and enjoy amenities like a gas stove, screened porch, or even a stone-tiled shower, depending on the cabin you choose. , Santa Fe, New Mexico One of Santa Fe’s most iconic properties now offers in nearby Chaco Canyon (often referred to as North America’s Machu Picchu).
This package entails canvas tents outfitted with raised beds, memory foam mattresses, and textural southwest decor. Executive glamping chef Josh Willette spearheads the multi-course meals, and excursions include a guided tour of the canyon to spot petroglyphs and trace fossils. , Big Sur, California Nestled behind the Alila Ventana Big Sur resort, this 20-acre redwood canyon campground features a rustic, romantic approach to the landscape.
Guests sleep within safari-style tent cabins that come with a wood-burning fire pit and propane fire pit on the deck, ideal for evenings spent grilling up dinner and gazing up at the towering redwood trees overhead. Acadia, Surry, Maine Since its first camp opened in 2012 and subsequent expansion, Under Canvas has been the gold standard for glamping across the states. The brand’s outpost in Maine’s Acadia National Park is particularly of note thanks to its 100 acres of waterfront property and tents designed with king-size beds, wood-burning stoves, and ensuite bathrooms with hot showers.
, Saratoga, Wyoming This secluded property is located on the historic Sanger Ranch and beside some of the finest fly-fishing waters in the country. The property accommodates up to 14 guests and in addition to the ultra-stylish cabins, there’s also a luxury yurt for a distinct glamping experience. (It features a wood-burning potbelly stove, five expansive windows, plus an outdoor shower.
) Enjoy your own concierge, guides, and personal chef throughout this ultra-luxe experience in the great outdoors. , Page, Arizona This Indigenous-owned sheep ranch and glamping hotel sits on the Navajo American Indian Reservation. The eco-retreat is located near major attractions (the Grand Canyon, Bryce, Zion, and so on), but don’t forget to soak in this spiritual landscape that epitomizes an off-the-grid destination.
Guests can also enjoy a meal of Navajo tacos—to be enjoyed at the large communal fire pit—prepared by a local chef. , Glacier View, Alaska Take your love of nature to the next level at this utterly breathtaking glamping destination in Alaska. Choose between a canvas tent with glacier or mountain views, or take a helicopter to itself, where you can learn how to ice climb and enjoy a warm dinner and glacier cocktail, all on ice.
, Guerneville, California A 120-year-old orchard serves as the scenic backdrop for this wilderness retreat, with glamping tents that feature creature comforts like king-size beds and a newly-renovated bathhouse. Roast marshmallows at your private fire pit while listening to the soothing sounds of the nearby Russian River. , Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park, California Satiate your thirst for adventure with a visit to this backcountry camp.
Guests must embark on a short hike to access the property, adding to the immersive feel of this retreat in the High Sierra Wilderness. Once you reach the grounds, settle into your canvas tent designed with king or twin beds, down feather pillows, and furniture accents that nod to a bygone era of exploration. , Big Water, Utah Aman’s much beloved southern Utah outpost also offers a glamping experience that’s housed within ten tented pavilions.
Each one comes with its own private plunge pool that looks out at a seemingly boundless landscape of mesas and rust-tinted sand. Thanks to the remote location, be sure to take advantage of Camp Sarika’s many excursions, from whitewater rafting to via ferrata. , The Big Island, Hawaii A sparkling halo of outdoor string lights encircles this glamping property’s unique geodesic dome tents, located in the lush Hawaiian landscape.
Guests can enjoy a swing in their private hammock, a picturesque soak in the outdoor bathtub, and cooking amenities like a propane burner stove and mini fridge for whipping up camp meals. , Lovango, US Virgin Islands Situate yourself high on an island hillside in these treetop glamping tents that overlook an uninhabited island that serves as a bird sanctuary. These luxury tents are designed with a king bed, outdoor shower, mini bar, sleeping area A/C, as well as fully-screened windows and a covered deck.
, Wolcott, Colorado Surround yourself with one thousand acres of land at this glamping property located on the valley floor of the Eagle River basin. These canvas tents transport you to the Wild West, with amenities that help you savor the experience—private decks, en-suite bathrooms, and authentic decor and furnishings like wooden dressers, antler chandeliers, and regional textiles. , Lake Luzerne, New York If you’re in search of a glamping resort that’s kid-friendly, head for this outdoor camp in the Lake George Region of the Adirondack Park in upstate New York.
The wood frame and canvas tents are tucked away in the forest and designed in the spirit of the French-Canadian trappers, but with electricity, comfortable beds, bathrooms, showers, and camp kitchens. There’s even a heated swimming pool and an adjacent wading pool that’s safe for mini glampers. , Germantown, New York Set in the heart of the picturesque Hudson Valley, this retreat is made up of eight curated spaces, many of which include glamping accommodations.
These canvas tents offer a bevy of immersive amenities, including fire pits with picnic tables and Adirondack chairs. Particularly of note is the , which has been hand-dyed with indigo, rendering a magical effect when inside looking upward. , La Sal, Utah Planted a few steps away from Looking Glass Arch, this glamping resort feels at one with the surrounding desert landscape.
The electricity-enabled tents are equipped with wood-burning stoves and rain showers as well as in-tent cooling, private decks, and upscale amenities like Parachute linens and Aesop bath products. On property, guests can relax in the property’s three outdoor dipping pools, sign up for one of many , or simply savor the views across Canyonlands National Park. , Big Sur, California This Big Sur resort celebrates its 20th anniversary this year and is beloved for its collection of ocean-view yurts.
The property also offers off-grid tenting through its ‘autonomous tent collection,’ which is powered by its own dedicated solar arrays and designed with bamboo flooring, walk-in showers, and private fire pits for watching the dramatic sunsets each night..
