Go Glamping At These Four Campgrounds In Wisconsin With Yurts For An Unforgettable Adventure

How much does yurt camping cost in Wisconsin?

Yurt camping in Wisconsin costs between $50 - $200 per night.

Yurt rentals in Wisconsin vary depending on a number of factors, from amenities to location to season -- you'll pay anything from $50/night to upwards of $200/night. Smokey Hollow Campground, for example, typically charges a nightly rate of around $133/night during the week, with fees rising to $166/night on the weekend. On holidays and during peak season, however, those rates go up.

What are some other unique places to stay in Wisconsin?

Yurt campgrounds are just the beginning of the unique accommodations you'll find in Wisconsin. Some other unique places to stay in Wisconsin include:

• Cabins. Experience cabin living at its best on beautiful Butternut Lake, a 983-acre lake that is one of the best muskie fishing lakes around. Enjoy sunsets right off the lake while you light a fire and sit back in your Adirondack chair ready to toast s'mores. We also love this beautiful lakefront gem of a cabin. Known as Bayside Secret, this 2,500-square-foot home sits on Slaughter Bay (not as ominous as it sounds). With floor-to-ceiling windows, you have stunning views of bald eagles flying over the lake and breathtaking sunsets. Bring your dog to take part in the family fun with this luxurious, but affordable Wisconsin lake views getaway.
• The Charmant Hotel, La Crosse. The Charmant Hotel in La Crosse is a trendy, high-end hotel set in a converted candy factory from 1898, just minutes away from the banks of the Mississippi River. Room features include elegant exposed brick walls, rainfall showers, and minibars. Guests can enjoy free parking, an onsite gym, and a variety of dining options, including a sweet shop.
• Castle La Crosse Bed and Breakfast, La Crosse. A castle B&B in Wisconsin? You bet! Castle La Crosse Bed and Breakfast is a sophisticated bed and breakfast housed in a castle from 1891 within walking distance from lush hiking trails at Riverside Park and is only four miles from the popular attraction, Grandad Bluff. The bed and breakfast has spacious rooms, a cozy library with a fireplace, and an outdoor garden. Start your mornings with a delicious breakfast in a lavish dining room, and end your evenings by reading a book on the screened-in porch.
• Villa Serra. If you prefer a lakeside getaway with the family, Lake Pepin is the perfect spot. The Villa Serra lake house has panoramic views of the lake with gorgeous sunsets over the water. Pepin Marina is close by as well as a public beach so you can enjoy boating, kayaking, jet skiing, and all the water activities you can handle. Everything you need is within walking distance.
• 1954 Red Railroad Caboose. Cho-choo choose this one for a romantic getaway with that special someone. It's like tiny house living with an interesting twist. A caboose converted to a cozy and romantic spark-inducing little cabin surrounded by a wild and wonderful wilderness.
• Unique A-frame House. What a unique rental in the heart of Madison, Wisconsin. This A-frame home has so many cool features it's like an adventure around every corner. A spiral staircase with mood lighting, a giant map of the world on the wall, and a sanctuary of plant life that keeps the air crisp and clean for your whole family. Located right in the action of one of the coolest cities in Wisconsin with bike and walking trails, the UW arboretum, and only five miles to downtown Madison and State Street.