Unique Glamping Spots to Book in Oregon This Year
Welcome to the exquisite state of Oregon, where the lush greenery meets the wild coastline and the high deserts give way to volcanic mountain ranges. Truly, Oregon is paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. This year, elevate your camping game and delve into the world of glamping. Here are ten one-of-a-kind Oregon glamping spots that offer the thrill of the great outdoors with the comforts of a boutique hotel.1. Panacea at the Canyon
Nestled in the rugged high desert terrain near Terrebonne, Panacea at the Canyon offers luxury geodesic domes with sweeping views of the stunning Crooked River Canyon. Enjoy night skies blazing with stars, then wake up to a locally sourced organic breakfast basket delivered straight to your door. For Smith Rock climbers, this spot is more than convenient.2. Vintages Trailer Resort
Head over to Willamette Valley, Oregon’s wine country, and bask in the quaint charm of The Vintages Trailer Resort. Here, beautifully restored vintage trailers boast modern amenities, vibrant interiors, and locally roasted Caravan Coffee. After you’ve done sipping wine at nearby vineyards, enjoy a dip in the heated pool with a view of hazelnut groves.3. Sky Ridge Yurts
Hug the coastline to Yachats and find the spellbinding beauty that Sky Ridge Yurts has to offer. Each Pacific Yurt delivers panoramic views of the Alsea River Valley. With easy access to Cape Perpetua, one of the best viewing spots for whale watching, this is a great pick for marine animal enthusiasts.
4. Summit Prairie Lookout Tower
Try Summit Prairie Lookout Tower for a truly unique glamping experience. Stationed on a grassy knoll near Tiller, this renovated fire lookout offers a full 360-degree view of the Umpqua National Forest. Imagine the magnificent sunsets you’ll catch from 40 feet off the ground!5. Tipi Village Retreat
In Lane County near Marcola lies the enchanting Tipi Village Retreat. Here, the luxury of feather beds meets the authenticity of native American decor within each hand-painted tipi. During the day, explore nearby Abiqua Falls before enjoying a hearty gourmet dinner served communal-style in a tipi-turned-dining hall.6. Out ’n’ About Treehouse Treesort
In Southern Oregon, the city of Cave Junction is home to Out ’n’ About Treehouse Treesort, a whimsical getaway with unique treehouse accommodations. Harness your inner Tarzan by traversing rope bridges to your leafy perch. Nearby, the Siskiyou National Forest offers prime hiking opportunities.7. Mt Hood Tiny House Village
For snow adventurers, Mt Hood Tiny House Village serves as an ideal base. Located in Welches, choose from five custom-built tiny houses, each with a unique personality. The Zigzag River and well-loved Ramona Falls Trail are just a stone’s throw away for that much-needed nature immersion.8. WildSpring Guest Habitat
Take your next door nature experience to Port Orford, where WildSpring Guest Habitat seamlessly blends comfort and eco-consciousness. Set within a serene old-growth forest, the cabins here are built with earth-friendly materials. A short stroll will lead you to the beautiful coastline of the Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic Corridor.9. Free Spirit Spheres
Experience the epitome of elevated living—literally—at Free Spirit Spheres, nestled in the majestic forests of Rogue River. Sleep suspended in a spherical abode, serenaded by the rustling tree whispers. This one’s for those yearning for a truly unique night amidst the treetops.10. Metolius River Resort
Last but not least is Metolius River Resort in Camp Sherman, known for its exquisite Nordic-style cottages fronting Metolius River. Cast your line straight from the porch for a day of fly fishing, then end the evening swapping stories by the fireplace.Oregon’s beauty is as vast as it is varied, offering an array of glamping experiences to suit any adventurer’s fancy. As you delve into the state’s outdoors, these unique glamping spots offer comfort within the wilderness, perfectly striking that Oregon balance of gritty and pretty. Happy glamping!