Posted in Portland April 13, 2017 by

The Secluded Glampground Near Portland That Will Take You A Million Miles Away From It All

Let’s face it: exploring nature is great, but putting up a tent to stay overnight can be a straight hassle. If you want to experience the best of both worlds, head to the Gorge this summer to try your hand at camping at this luxurious glampground in Hood River.

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The views from Camp Vagabond Lodge are incredible. You miss nothing when it comes to escaping into nature, but you can relax in pure comfort.
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Featuring two glamping sites, this secluded glampground is all you need for a weekend away from everything.
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The tents are 12x14 canvas wall tents, providing plenty of room to stretch out. With luxurious beds, you will definitely look forward to a good night's sleep here.
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Unlike traditional camping, when it comes to glamping, comfort is key and it is served up big at Vagabond Lodge.
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There is really nothing like spending a day on the Gorge swimming and water sporting to come back to this lovely scene in the woods all your own.
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There is even an outdoor shower on the property and a porto-potty, so you won't feel like you are rustic camping at all.
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And with this amazing scene to open up to in the morning, this glampground can't be beat.
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If you want to relax in true style and sleep atop an irresistibly comfortable bed while immersed in nature, the Vagabond Lodge is definitely where you want to be this summer.
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To book a spot at Vagabond Lodge, visit the booking site here.

What is your favorite place for glamping near Portland? Let us know in the comments below.