Posted in Idaho Camping, Nature May 10, 2023 by

These 5 Luxury ‘Glampgrounds’ In Idaho Will Give You An Unforgettable Experience

Traditional camping is great, but if you’ve ever wanted to add a little luxury — a little glam — to your rugged backcountry experience, Idaho has got you covered … literally. Whether sleeping on a rocky tent pad or struggling to stay warm during Idaho’s chilly summer nights isn’t your idea of fun or you’re just looking for a more romantic getaway, these “glampgrounds” offer queen-sized beds, Wi-Fi, heated rooms, and extra amenities to transform an ordinary wilderness trip into something, well, a little more first class. Continue reading to check out some of the best places for glamping in Idaho.

1. Wagonhammer, North Fork
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This pet-friendly RV park just north of Salmon has some excellent views, but for adventurous campers, the best way to experience Idaho's beauty up close and personal is with a stay in a teepee. More glamorous and scenic than a traditional tent, these rustic sleeping quarters will offer you a scenic experience like no other.
Wagonhammer RV Park, 1826 US-93, North Fork, ID 83466, USA
2. Far and Away Adventures, Salmon River
Far and Away Adventures
This guided adventure will offer a one-of-a-kind luxury camping and fishing trip. While your tent will be, you know, just a tent, you will be served impeccable cuisine and drinks along the scenic banks of the rushing Salmon River. A hot shower? Done. Bourbon on the rocks? You got it.
Far & Away Adventures, 145 Northwood Wy, Sun Valley, ID 83353, USA
3. Stargazer Yurt, Idaho City
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Idaho offers dozens of scenic yurts (Stargaze included) and Idaho City is a hub for those looking for a rugged stay — even during the warm season. For rustic luxury and prime access to the best hiking trails, every yurt offers its own unique setting and luxuries ... some even have their own personal hot tubs.
Idaho City, ID 83631, USA
4. Moose Creek Ranch, Victor
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Situated near the Tetons, you know you're going to wake up every day to a stunning panoramic mountain view. Moose Creek Ranch allows you to take that ambiance to the next level by offering glamping tents furnished with queen-sized beds, plus shaded porches. And for those who don't feel like roughing it over a fire pit, Victor just happens to be a small-town foodie's dream when it comes to cuisine.

Moose Creek Ranch is one of the best places for glamping in Idaho, but it's not just a destination to visit in the summer. Check out this video below to see some of the incredible scenery you can enjoy during the fall months.

Moose Creek Ranch, 2733 E 10800 S, Victor, ID 83455, USA
5. Mary Janes Farm, Moscow
Mary Janes Farm
Idaho's original and most luxurious glamping experience can be found at Mary Janes Farm. Uber plush beds, country-chic decor, and just a touch of glam make this cozy farm a must-stay.

Unfortunately, Mary Janes Farm is not taking reservations for the 2023 year due to extensive damage from the weather. But, make sure you keep checking its website for when 2024 reservations open.
Mary Janes Farm, 1000 Wild Iris Ln, Moscow, ID 83843, USA

Imagine waking up to an Idaho sunrise from a plush, cozy bed — how incredible! Have you ever gone glamping in Idaho? What do you consider some of the best Idaho campgrounds with glamping? Let us know in the comments!

No matter the time of year, do you love year-round camping in Idaho? You aren’t alone! Check out Fish Creek Campground near Grangeville. This is one year-round campground in Idaho that may become a new favorite place to stay.

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Glamping In Idaho

May 15, 2023
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What are some of the best campgrounds in Idaho?

Glamping in Idaho is a fabulous activity all year long. But, sometimes, you want to “rough it.” While there are hundreds of campgrounds in Idaho that you could consider when you want to spend a night under the stars, some campgrounds are a little better than others. As we regularly recommend top camping spots in Idaho, a few of our favorite destinations that tend to top our list include:

 

What are some of the best outdoor destinations in Idaho I should add to my bucket list?

Choosing the best place to spend time outdoors is no easy task. There are many hidden gems and incredible attractions all over the Gem State that create the perfect day outside. From state parks to lakes, there are dozens of attractions we could recommend. But, some of our favorite outdoor attractions in Idaho include:

 

Are there any hot springs in Idaho I should visit?

Idaho is home to more than 130 soakable hot springs. Many of these hot springs are primitive, without any services or facilities nearby. But, several others are near resorts, including Idaho campgrounds with glamping opportunities. Some of our favorite hot springs in Idaho that we always love to visit include: