Glamping in Oregon, anyone? I think there are two kinds of people in the world: the kind who camp and the kind who don’t. The first folks love to throw on a backpack, hike into the woods, and sleep under the stars. The second group feels like they’re really roughing it if the hotel doesn’t have a pool. Luckily, now there’s something in between. Glamping is like camping - it’s in a tent, in the woods. But it’s also kind of like a five-star hotel - luxury linens, television, and central AC. It’s the best of both worlds! Check out these six Oregon glamping spots.
1. Camp Dakota, Scotts Mills
One of the best places to camp in Oregon, here you can stay in a yurt, cabin tent, or teepee. This fun resort offers all kinds of activities including a zipline, disc golf, a climbing wall, and paintball. Learn more about staying at Camp Dakota.
2. Tipi Village Retreat, Marcola
These luxury teepees are furnished with comfy beds and Native American decor. Gourmet breakfast is served by the creek, making this an awesome spot for Oregon glamping. Get more details at the website for Tipi Village Retreat.
3. Panacea At The Canyon, Central Oregon
Editor's Note: Unfortunately, this site is permanently closed.
This gorgeous resort was a finalist for the Sunset 2016 Travel Award, and you’ll soon see why. The signal-free resort is a great place to relax. Enjoy your luxury tent and spend some time in the spa. More info here
4. The Vintages Trailer Resort, Dayton
Stay in an adorable, vintage trailer at this unique resort. Each trailer is furnished in vintage style, complete with plastic flamingos! The clubhouse offers family games and a larger, indoor space for relaxing. Discover more about The Vintages Trailer Resort and its glamping in Oregon opportunities.
5. Camp Heaven, Sherwood
Editor's Note: Unfortunately, this site is permanently closed.
Amenities here include queen-sized bed, firepit and a private bath with outdoor shower. More info here
6. Shelter Cove Resort and Marina, Crescent Lake
At this lovely campground, you can stay right on the shores of the 3,562-acre Odell Lake. You are also in a great spot to explore Deschutes National Forest. For glamping, choose from a guest cottage or several different studio cabins. You’ll have just about all the comforts you could ever want, with private docks, fire pits, a washer and dryer, a full kitchen, grills, fireplaces, and more available, depending on your rental. Get more details on Shelter Cove Marina and Resort.
Have you ever gone glamping in Oregon? What are your favorite Oregon State Campgrounds? Tell us in the comments!
Need to grab a few more camping supplies? Check out the camping section at LL Bean.
What goes great with a good camping trip? Check out these beautiful Oregon lakes.
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