Go Glamping At These 5 Campgrounds In Missouri With Yurts For An Unforgettable Adventure
×
Beth Price-Williams
Author
Old-fashioned camping isn’t for everyone. Sleeping on the hard ground. Dealing with bugs. Unexpected rain. For some it’s heavenly; others would rather avoid such a rustic adventure. However, if you love the idea of quiet time among nature, roasting marshmallows and stargazing, you’ve got a pretty good shot of falling in love with glamping. These yurt campgrounds in Missouri are a wonderfully unique way to spend a night or two.
Forest Garden Yurts, 23732 MO-413, Reeds Spring, MO 65737, USA
Embrace tranquility and old-fashioned charm when you book a stay at one of these Forest Garden Yurts. Nestled in the forest, the yurts feature all of the amenities of home – from a kitchen and window A/C to an indoor fireplace. Unplug in an enchanting setting; the yurt does not offer WiFi. View more photos and book your stay at one of the Forest Garden Yurts on its official Airbnb page.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Hawley Farm Glamping, 3406 NE Hardy Dr, Kingston, MO 64650, USA
Enjoy all the beauty of camping – starry skies, leisurely strolls through nature, and the fresh country air – while embracing all of the luxuries of home when you check into the yurt at Hawley Farm Glamping. A two-night minimum stay is required, but you probably won’t want to leave after those two nights. After all, the yurt offers a full menu of amenities on 210 secluded acres. Learn more on the official website of Hawley Farm Glamping.
Related Stories
Remote & Secluded Camping in Missouri: 4 Off-Grid Campgrounds to Explore
5 Stunning Missouri State Parks Where You Can Camp All Year-Round
9 Glorious Campgrounds In Missouri Where No Reservation Is Required
Table Rock State Park Road, Table Rock State Park Rd, South Carolina 29671, USA
All of the luxuries of home await when you check into the premium yurt at Table Rock State Park. The two-bedroom yurt features everything you need for a leisurely getaway – a kitchen, a full bathroom, A/C, and TVs with satellite. Even better, you’re right in Table Rock State Park, so it makes getting out and exploring easy. Book your stay at the yurt at Table Rock State Park.
State Highway D, State Hwy D, Lake Ozark, MO, USA
Bring the whole family or make it a getaway for two when you check into one of the yurts at Lake of the Ozarks State Park. The yurts sleep up to five guests and have plenty of perks – a dorm-sized fridge, a microwave, and A/C. It does not have running water or private bathrooms, so expect more of a rustic glamping adventure. Find more information on renting a yurt at Lake of the Ozarks State Park.
Advertisement
Caplinger Woods, 6647 S 1451 Rd, Stockton, MO 65785, USA
Fall asleep in this cozy yurt at Caplinger Woods. The yurt sleeps up to six guests and features electricity, a mini-fridge, a microwave, and a ceiling fan. Spend your evenings outdoors, where you can roast marshmallows over the fire pit, or chat around an old-fashioned barbecue meal at your private picnic table. Learn more or reserve your stay on the official website of Caplinger Woods.
What are your favorite campgrounds in Missouri for glamping? Let us know in the comments! For another glamping adventure, take a peek at Camp Long Creek in Ridgedale.
OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.
More to Explore
Campgrounds in Missouri
What are the best campgrounds in Missouri?
There are so many wonderful campgrounds in Missouri. Whether you're into primitive camping, backcountry camping, glamping, tent camping, or a little bit of everything, the following are among the best all-around places for camping in Missouri:
- Sam A. Baker State Park – Patterson. Go camping any time of the year at Sam A. Baker State Park. It features one seasonal campground, one year-round campground, and an equestrian campground, the latter of which is open from March 1 through November 30. The beautiful state park offers a full list of activities – hiking, biking, horseback riding, and swimming during the summer
- Echo Bluff State Park – Eminence. Enjoy the splendor of Echo Bluff State Park all year around by staying at its campground or booking a room in its lodge. Unlike some state parks, the restrooms and shower house remain open all year around.
- Johnson’s Shut-Ins State Park – Middle Brook. One of our all-time favorite places for camping in MO, all four of the campsites at Johnson’s Shut-Ins State Park are open all-year around. However, only one – Loop 3 – has a shower house and restrooms that remain open all year. Pitch a tent or park your RV. The loop 1 campground is an equestrian campground if you decide to bring your horse along. Read more about this popular Missouri state park in our previous article.
- Roaring River State Park – Cassville. Roaring River State Park offers three campgrounds – two are open from February 25 through October 31 annually while the third, the family campground, is open all year. Both the accessible restroom and shower house are open all year at the family campground. No matter what time of the year you visit, bring your hiking boots. The best way to explore this popular Missouri state park is on its seven hiking trails. Find out why Roaring River State Park is the perfect place to watch bald eagles in Missouri -- what a fun addition to your camping trip!
- Wakonda State Park – La Grange. Boasting a 20,000-square foot sandy beach, Wakonda State Park is a popular destination all year around. However, if you want to avoid the crowds, visit during the off-season. Its two campgrounds – Boulder Lake Campground and Wakonda Lake Campground – are open all year around. Get a glimpse at why Wakonda State Park is an unforgettable Missouri destination.