Unique Glamping Spots to Book in Oregon This Year
As the sun dips beyond the Cascade Range and campfires blaze under the wide, star-flecked Oregon skies, there’s no better place to be than nestled into one of our state’s fantastic glamping spots. Whether you’re into high-end luxury tents or rustic yurts, Oregon has a glamping getaway that’ll suit your style.
1. Panacea at the Canyon
This exquisite glamping location in Central Oregon provides an ideal refuge from urban life. Somewhere outside the ordinary, you will find the sanctuary of Panacea. Luxurious canvas tents come with feather beds, soft linens, and impressive views of the surrounding terrain. Around here, you can soak in the hot tub under the stars, take meditative walks in the labyrinth, or even schedule a rejuvenating spa treatment. Did we mention the absolutely incredible sunsets?2. Summit Prairie Lookout Tower
Once a place where a diligent watchman would keep an eye out for forest fires, Summit Prairie Lookout Tower in Tiller now makes for an unforgettable overnight experience. Set atop a meadow, with panoramic vistas of the Umpqua National Forest, this location offers a unique glamping option. Brace yourself though, as the booking process is as competitive as a trail race in Bend!
3. Out ‘n’ About Treehouse Treesort
No Oregon lodging list would be complete without mentioning this whimsical spot in Cave Junction. As the name suggests, the emphasis is on tree houses here. With almost twenty unique structures suspended off the ground, it’s like reliving your childhood — but with the added advantage of adult creature comforts. And for the adventurous: a tree climbing lesson is a must!4. Tipi Village Retreat
Sitting comfortably between Eugene and Bend in the heart of the McKenzie River Valley is the Tipi Village Retreat. Step into a world of tranquility, where tipis come equipped with plush, warm beds and quaint outdoor toilets. Spend the day hiking up to Proxy Falls or relaxing by the river, followed by a hearty communal dinner with your fellow glampers.5. Vintages Trailer Resort
Willamette Valley, famous for its pinot noir, also houses the Vintages Trailer Resort. For those looking to combine a vineyard tour with a unique stay experience, this is the place to be. Each individually styled caravan sits just a short vidal hop from the local wineries, incorporating a true taste of Oregonian lifestyle.6. Mt Hood Tiny House Village
Less than an hour’s drive from Portland, you’ll find the Mt Hood Tiny House Village in Welches. Ranging from 175 to 260 square feet, these petite homes pack in a lot of personality. Each includes a kitchen, bathroom and cozy loft sleeping area – oh, and the impressive backdrop of Mount Hood.7. Wilson Ranches Retreat
Fossil, deep into the lands traveled by the Oregon Trail pioneers, gives you Wilson Ranches Retreat. A real working ranch, complete with coyote yelps at night and hearty cowboy breakfasts in the morning. Whether you’re horseback riding through cowboy country or just watching the cattle roam, life slows down a notch here.8. Sylvia Beach Hotel
A fun, albeit slightly unconventional addition to your Oregon glamping itinerary, would be a stay at the book-themed Sylvia Beach Hotel in Newport. Each room is an homage to a different author or genre, trust us, it’s as charming as it sounds. Don’t forget a visit to the Yaquina Head lighthouse while you’re there.9. SnoozInn Yurt Village
Right near the Oregon Dunes in Florence, you’ll find the SnoozInn Yurt Village. Yurts are a Pacific Northwest classic and each comes kitted out here with beds, a private bathroom and a BBQ area. And hey, who can resist the lure of crashing waves within earshot?10. Bivouac Camping
Head to Bend for a glamping experience combining luxury with adventure at the Bivouac Camping. If you dig cozy tents, firepits, and the rugged charm of the high desert landscape, this spot is your ticket to outdoor bliss. Folks there have been known to suggest some secret hikes that you’ll just have to discover for yourself!From the dappled sunlight of forest retreats to unique accommodations that shake up the traditional camping experience, glamping in Oregon truly takes the great outdoors to yet another level. So grab your adventure buddy, pack your bags and get ready to experience the sweet symphony of stars, marshmallows, and campfire tales. After all, amidst all the natural beauty Oregon has to offer, why should the fun stop when the sun goes down?