Unique Glamping Spots to Book in Oregon This Year
Ah, Oregon: A state rich in natural beauty and brimming with hidden gems waiting to be discovered. It’s the perfect place for adventurous souls to enjoy glamping. Whether you’re looking for a beachside retreat, a forest hideaway, or a magical experience in the high desert, Oregon’s diverse landscape offers something for everyone.Ready to explore? Here are the most unique glamping spots you just can’t miss in Oregon this year.
1. Summit Prairie Lookout Tower
Start your glamping adventure high above the trees at Summit Prairie Lookout Tower. Situated in the Umpqua National Forest, this former fire lookout offers 360-degree views of the untouched wilderness. The tower is accessible via a short hike and comes equipped with basic amenities, but remember to bring your supplies – the nearest store isn’t that near!2. Tipi Village Retreat
Nestled in the heart of Willamette Valley wine country, Tipi Village Retreat offers luxury glamping with a bohemian twist. Each tipi is uniquely decorated, featuring Mexican blankets, Moroccan rugs, and Navajo-inspired furnishings. With its proximity to the lovely town of Eugene, add a vineyard tour onto your itinerary.
3. The Vintages Trailer Resort
Located in the serene town of Dayton, the Vintages Trailer Resort provides a nostalgic glamping experience with 35 meticulously restored vintage trailers. The resort is near the Yamhill Wineries, so take advantage by bringing back a bottle to savor under the stars.4. Panacea At The Canyon
If desert landscapes strike your fancy, Panacea at the Canyon is a must-visit. Resting on the edge of Crooked River Ranch, this luxury eco-retreat offers geodesic dome suites with unbeatable views of the celebrities – the local deer and bighorn sheep. Remember to observe from a distance!5. Out’n’About Treehouse Treesort
Living childhood dreams is a breeze at Out’n’About Treehouse Treesort in Cave Junction. Packed with a variety of unique treehouses, this place is an adventure in itself. The secret tip for this locale is the horseback riding trails found on-site.6. Hiker’s Hideaway Bungalow
Perched on Mt. Hood, the Hiker’s Hideaway Bungalow is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. It’s a cozy, stylish retreat ideally located for exploring the Cooper Spur trail system, with the mountain’s best ski and snowboard routes just minutes away.7. Tiny Digs Hotel
Looking to explore the city while glamping? Try Portland’s very own Tiny Digs Hotel. Every tiny house here is filled with character and mirrors a unique theme like Bohemia or Beach. Leave your car behind, since this spot is conveniently located near the vibrant Alberta Arts District.8. Willow Witt Ranch
Get off the grid and discover Willow Witt Ranch in Ashland. You’ll enjoy fairytale-like accommodations in this sustainably-managed 445-acre property. Bonus, you get to befriend the resident farm animals. Our local tip? Try out their organic meats and cheeses from their farm store.9. Sylvia Beach Hotel
Book lovers, look no further than the Sylvia Beach Hotel in Newport. Not exactly ‘glamping,’ this literary themed hotel still gives off nostalgic camp vibes with themed rooms like the Mark Twain and J.K. Rowling. For night owls, it’s just a few steps to Nye Beach for moonlit strolls.10. Lucky Log Cabin & Tumalo Basecamp
Last but certainly not least, try out the Lucky Log Cabin & Tumalo Basecamp situated near Bend. This year-round glampsite lets you enjoy the best of the Cascades, without sacrificing comfort. Bikers can enjoy the nearby Phil’s Trail system for some adrenaline-fueled fun.Well, there you have it. A roundup of some of the most unique, genuine Oregon glamping spots to add to your must-visit list this year. These places encapsulate the true Oregon experience – wildly beautiful, wonderfully welcoming, and a little quirky. Have yourself an unforgettable adventure!