Unique Glamping Spots to Book in Oregon This Year

Oregon, with its diverse landscapes featuring stunning coastlines, lush forests, and towering mountains, lends itself beautifully to glamping. Here are ten unique beauties you’ll want to book this year. Remember, the added charm of glamping in Oregon is the mom-and-pop eateries around, so grab a snack, sip a local craft brew and let’s dive in!

1. Panacea at the Canyon

Located in Central Oregon, Panacea at the Canyon offers luxury dome tents that will create a relaxing experience amidst raw nature. Nearby is the stunning Smith Rock State Park for a day’s hike. For a refreshing sip, head out to Bend and enjoy a tasty local brew at Deschutes Brewery.

2. Summit Prairie Lookout Tower

Nestled in the Umpqua National Forest, the Summit Prairie Lookout Tower is an unforgettable destination surrounded by miles of wilderness. Occupying a 40-foot high Tower, views of the South Umpqua Watershed are spectacular. Don’t miss the local pie shop, Beckie’s in Union Creek, en route!

3. Out ‘n’ About Treehouse Treesort

In southern Oregon, near the Siskiyou National Forest, you’ll find the whimsical Out ‘n’ About Treehouse Treesort. With world-class treehouses and in-house zip-lines, this ain’t your childhood treehouse. After zipping around, cool off with a dip in the Illinois River just a stone’s throw away.

4. Vintages Trailer Resort

In the heart of Willamette Valley, the Vintages Trailer Resort offers a taste of nostalgia with its range of stylishly restored vintage trailers. Coupled with a local wine tasting at any nearby vineyard, it’s the preferred ‘wine-down’ spot for locals and tourists alike.

5. Tipi Village Retreat

Fancy a stay in an authentic hand-painted tipi? The Tipi Village Retreat, in Lane County, among the lush Mohawk Valley is just the place. A local secret: nearby Cougar Hot Springs is a soothing place to soak after exploring the Cascades.

6. Sakura Ridge Farm and Lodge

Tucked into Hood River, Sakura Ridge offers a farm experience along with your stay. The Lodge has stunning views of Mount Hood. Visit the Hood River Farmers Market, it’s one experience you wouldn’t want to miss.

7. Sheepherders Wagon

Experiencing a rustic sheepherders wagon stay in Joseph, Oregon is about as unique as it gets. Located near Wallowa Lake and Eagle Cap Wilderness, you’ll be spoiled with wildlife and hiking trails. Make sure to enjoy a local breakfast at Old Town Cafe before you head out.

8. Brigadoon Wine Co. Vineyard Yurt

Don’t let the simple exterior fool you. This vineyard Yurt in Junction City, in the Willamette Valley Wine Country, offers a luxurious stay complete with a deck for some star-gazing and wine-savoring. Oh, and book a tasting at the Brigadoon Wine Co., the Pinot is exquisite!

9. Dream Sea Surf

For ocean-lovers, the Dream Sea Surf in Seaside offers a perfect blend of beach and forest. Not to forget, Seaside’s well-loved Seaside Brewing Co. is just a coastal drive away. As locals say, take the ‘surfboard’ to the brewery, it’s a fun experience.

10. Prospect Historic Hotel

Located near Crater Lake National Park, the Prospect Historic Hotel offers tent sites within a serene garden setting. You can spend the day visiting the Rogue River Gorge or hiking Union Creek Trail. Don’t forget to try a local meal at the hotel’s dinner house.

Oregon’s beauty, coupled with these unique glamping experiences, will make for memorable getaways. Each of these hidden gems reflects the spirit of our great state. Happy glamping Oregon, until we meet on the trails!