8 Glamping Sites to Upgrade Your Next National Park Visit
Our national parks are often credited as “America’s best idea,” and visiting them is a rite of passage for any nature lover. But, sometimes, even the most avid outdoorsperson might want to sleep under the stars or beside a roaring campfire—without having to actually sleep on the cold, hard ground.
For when you want that outdoors experience without having to skimp on creature comforts, the country’s best glamping sites are our answer. Below, we’ve rounded up our favorite glamping sites near national parks, from the new Under Canvas camp in Maine's Acadia National Park to the luxe tents at Paws Up in Montana. With everything from high-thread count sheets to prepared daily meals, these glamping sites are as plush as the outdoors gets. Who says camping has to mean roughing it?
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Courtesy Glamping HubMajestic Utah Yurts
Near: Zion National Park, Utah
Located 20 minutes from Zion National Park’s east entrance, this series of luxury yurts sits cliffside, with views of tabletop mesas and amber bluffs covered in pinyon pines. Each site has its own private patio and fire pit for nights spent stargazing, plus access to a communal pool and hot tub. Inside, visitors will find simple, yet refined decor—plush king-sized beds, portraits of local wildlife, kitchenettes for making breakfast in the morning, and wood-paneled bathrooms stocked with soft towels and organic bath products.
Book now: $398 per night, glampinghub.com
