Unique Glamping Spots to Book in Oregon This Year
Imagine waking up to the fragrance of nuzzling pine trees, the soothing whisper of coastal waves, or perhaps the imposing yet charming view of an ancient volcano. This is Oregon in its most raw and enchanting form, and it’s today’s focus as we highlight some unique glamping spots to book this year.1. Summit Prairie Lookout
Apart from hiking and mountain climbing, the Cascade Range offers another enticing treat – the Summit Prairie Lookout. Perched 40 feet above the ground, it provides 360-degree views of the Umpqua National Forest. Make sure to bring good hiking boots, as this breathtaking spot is only accessible by foot!2. Old Perpetua Yurt
For the coastal Oregon vibe, book a stay at the Old Perpetua Yurt located near the charming town of Yachats. Here, Pacific Ocean tunes lull you to sleep. The yurt is equipped with amenities and the Cape Perpetua Visitor Center is a short walk away, perfect for days you want a break from beach activities.3. Panacea at the Canyon
Ever dreamt of drifting off under the stars? Panacea at the Canyon in Central Oregon transforms this dream into reality! With exclusive glamping tents, including ones with transparent rooftop panels, gazing at the charming landscapes of the Crooked River Basin becomes part of the daily routine.
4. Crater Lake Glamping
Located near the majestic Crater Lake National Park, this glamping spot is for the adventurer, offering luxurious tent accommodations with sublime views of the Klamath Basin. It’s a perfect spot for those planning to hike the park’s famed Cleetwood Cove Trail.5. The Vintages Trailer Resort
A portal to the retro era, The Vintages Trailer Resort in Dayton combines nostalgia with modern comfort. Explore local wineries during the day and come home to an airstream outfitted with modern amenities – wine country glamping at its finest.6. WildSpring Guest Habitat
Situated on the untamed southern coast of Oregon, WildSpring Guest Habitat offers eco-friendly luxury cabins in a secluded forest setting near Port Orford. Local tip: whale watching off nearby Battle Rock is a must-do activity!7. Mt. Hood Tiny House Village
Quaint, cute, and comfortably nestled in the foothills of Mt. Hood, this village of tiny houses offers glamping with a twist. Pack a picnic and head to Trillium Lake, just 30 minutes drive away, for a memorable day out with stunning mountain views.8. Pacific City Glamping
Pacific City Glamping provides upmarket canvas lodging right on the beach. What better way to appreciate Haystack Rock, Oregon’s iconic coastal landmark, than from the warmth of your tent, perfectly positioned for the Pacific sunset?9. Eagle Creek Ranch Yurts
Sat in the Wallowa Mountains, these yurts offer a unique mountain glamping experience. Don’t forget to take a horse ride along the nearby Eagle Cap Wilderness trails for an exploration of Oregon’s “Little Switzerland”.10. Tipi in Ashland
Experience Native American-style camping in a fully-furnished Tipi located on a private organic farm minutes away from downtown Ashland. Pro tip: Ashland is home to the world-renowned Oregon Shakespeare Festival and a visit here is unmissable.Oregon’s unique character is reflected in these varied and enchanting glamping spots, each offering an experience that merges comfort with connection to the landscape, sea, and sky. So, fellow Oregonians and travelers, get ready to meet an exciting side of Oregon that illuminates its natural wonders just as much as its urban charm.