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.
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.
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.
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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.
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.
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 Stargazer Tent, which has been hand-dyed with indigo, rendering a magical effect when inside looking upward.
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