Go Glamping At These 5 Campgrounds In Virginia With Yurts For An Unforgettable Adventure

Camping in Virginia is one of the best ways to appreciate the great outdoors. A night under the stars, surrounded by beautiful scenery and the sounds of crickets, is all you need to feel restored and rejuvenated. But, if the typical tent set-up doesn’t inspire you to load up the car and head to the woods, we may have found just the ticket. Yurts are circular tents historically traditional to nomadic cultures in Mongolia, Siberia, and Turkey. These days, they make for popular recreational accommodations that can be outfitted with amenities such as full-size beds and, in some cases, even electricity. Here are five campgrounds in Virginia that have yurts you can enjoy for a slightly more pampered camping experience. So whether this is your first time or your hundredth time camping in yurts, you will want to check out these amazing spots.

Hungry Mother State Park, 2854 Park Blvd, Marion, VA 24354, USA

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Hungry Mother State Park is a pristine stretch of wilderness in southwest Virginia. There's so much to explore, including the famous Molly's Knob, so be sure to plan to stay at least a full day here. Conveniently, there are three yurts available to rent that will take your outdoor experience to the next level. For more information about the park and the campground please visit the Hungry Mother State Park page.

Make sure to check out this video by the cleverly named YouTuber Eatin' Good in the Woods to see the campground:

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Kairos Resort, Shumate Falls Rd, Rich Creek, VA 24147, USA

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Located in Rich Creek, Virginia is a camping destination that has a little something for everyone in your crew. In addition to beautifully-appointed yurts, this property features an RV park, traditional tent sites, and ATV trails. Adventure awaits! For more information, including rates and availability, check out Kairos Resort online to book your night stay.


Make sure to check out this video from Kairos Resort themselves to see all there is to offer in this beautiful place:

Fairy Stone State Park, 967 Fairystone Lake Dr, Stuart, VA 24171, USA

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With a sandy beach, hiking trails, and wooded yurts to rent, Fairy Stone State Park is tailor-made for a memorable getaway. The park was among the original state parks to open in Virginia in 1936, and it's been attracting families for decades. While you're there, be sure to look for the famous fairy stones! For more information about this campground and to book your stay please visit the Fairy Stone State Park page.


Make sure to see more of this state park by watching this video by Bucket List Time With Ann And Wayne:

Shenandoah River State Park, 350 Daughter of Stars Dr, Bentonville, VA 22610, USA

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Situated along the South Fork of the Shenandoah River is a state park brimming with natural beauty. Shenandoah River State Park makes for a great day trip, but you'll likely want to stay at least a few nights in a cozy yurt to experience all that this destination has to offer. After all, the park is over 1,600 acres! For more information for this incredible location please visit the Raymond R. "Andy" Guest, Jr. Shenandoah River State Park page.

Make sure to check out this video by Surface to Air Media LLC to get a great look at the campground including where the yurts are:

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#1 Rock Tavern River Kamp, 1420 S Page Valley Rd, Luray, VA 22835, USA

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If you love the idea of going on a family camping trip but aren't too inspired by the traditional tent set-up, you'll be delighted to hear that #1 Rock Tavern River Camp offers comfortable yurts with all the amenities you could imagine. (We even spy a coffee maker in the photo above!) For reservations and details, you can visit #1 Rock Tavern River Camp online.

Have you ever visited any of these campgrounds in Virginia with yurts? What did you think of your stay? Feel free to tell us all about your experiences in the comments below! Now that you know it is time to pack your bags and do some camping in yurts!

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