Unique Glamping Spots to Book in Oregon This Year
The charm of Oregon, with its astonishing diversity of landscapes, is something you don’t just see – it’s something you feel. What better way to get close and personal with the state’s majestic peaks, coastal gems, and lush forests than with a glamping trip? Here are 10 unique Oregon glamping spots to book this year.1. Summit Prairie Lookout
Gaze at the sweeping panorama of the Cascade mountains from your comfortable abode in Summit Prairie Lookout. Near the town of Tiller, the tower-style cabin offers solitude in the midst of nature. It’s a great base for exploring nearby South Umpqua Falls or perhaps, a clear night calls for stargazing from the deck.2. Wanderlust Camps
On the verdant San Juan Islands, Wanderlust Camps offer you a classic glamping setting. With spacious and luxurious canvas wall tents, you’re set to enjoy the Orcas Island State Park right at your doorstep. Don’t miss the chance to kayak on Cascade Lake or hike Moran State Park’s trails.3. Tipi Village Retreat
Nestled in Mohawk Valley, Tipi Village Retreat is where authentic Native American tradition melds with comfort. It’s an ideal escape for history and nature lovers. Take a leisurely drive to the town of Springfield and enjoy some Willamette Valley vino.
4. Panacea at the Canyon
Seek tranquility at Panacea at the Canyon, boasting serene views of Crooked River and the high desert of Central Oregon. Set near Culver, it offers yurt-style glamping. Start your day hiking the nearby Smith Rock State Park before unwinding with a body-mind wellness session.5. The Vintages Trailer Resort
Perfect for those seeking a nostalgic trip, The Vintages Trailer Resort in Willamette Valley offers a different kind of “glamp.” Classic trailers of the 40s-60s buzz with modern amenities. Visit the neighboring Merry Wines Market for a local wine tasting.6. Oceanfront Yurts at Umpqua Lighthouse State Park
Wake up to the ocean’s melody in one of the yurts at Umpqua Lighthouse State Park. Located near Reedsport, the yurts are a stone’s throw from the park’s lighthouse, which is worth a visit for an aerial view of Winchester Bay.7. Out’n’About Treehouses Treesort
Live out childhood fantasies at Out’n’About Treehouses Treesort in the Siskiyou Mountain Range. Savor the elevated views and enjoy a tree-to-tree zipline adventure or a horseback ride on beautiful local trails.8. Cannon Beach’s “The Getaway”
Just minutes from Haystack Rock, Cannon Beach offers “The Getaway”. The beautifully rugged coastal landscape pairs seamlessly with these chic, privately situated tents. Dig into seasonal seafood at the nearby Driftwood Restaurant and Lounge.9. Mt. Hood Tiny House Village
At Mt. Hood Tiny House Village, find tiny has never been so big. These wonderfully designed mini-homes in the shadow of Mt. Hood make for impressive glamping. Trek Timberline Lodge’s trails by day, and cozy up with a good book inside the tiny house by night.10. Crater Lake’s Prospect Historic Hotel
For a dose of history with your glamping, the Prospect Historic Hotel near Crater Lake National Park is a must. The onsite cottages bring modern comfort to this historic gem. Remember to stroll through the hotel’s garden for a sneak peek into Oregon’s past.Grab your adventure pal, pack up that spirit of exploration, and set out to experience these unique glamping spots in our beautiful Beaver State. With the night sky as your ceiling and nature as your neighbor, you’re sure to create memories as lush as the landscape itself!