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Budget Glamping in the US: 11 Luxe Retreats for Less Than $200
Enjoy the outdoors without roughing it.
The call of the wild doesn’t have to mean roughing it. Across the US, there’s a nice selection of glamping sites that range from luxe set-ups for those who want to tip-toe into camping to more remote rustic sites, more suitable for camping aficionados who don’t want to lug a ton of gear with them on an outdoor trip (or have kiddos in tow). These drive-in setups have everything good to go, with facilities such as showers, toilets, and small kitchenettes — some even have separate rooms. From a treehouse-style safari tent in Arkansas’s Ouachita Mountains, a creekside retreat in Northern California to a stargazing tent with a clear ceiling near Utah’s Canyonlands National Park, these are the best glamping Airbnbs in the US under $200 per night.
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Treehouse-style safari tent in the Ouachita Mountains, Arkansas
This beautiful glamping setup is near Mena, the gateway to the Ouachita National Forest. The area is known for its unhurried pace, with trails that wind through the hills and roads that invite road trips. The Little Missouri Falls is a short distance away for a swim, and the Talimena Scenic Drive offers views stretching across the landscape. The tent sits within a private 27-acre spread in the Ouachita Mountains. It’s climate-controlled, and the bed has a memory foam mattress. There’s a small fridge and a coffee maker, enough for the basics, and an outlet for charging devices. Outside, a grill and fire pit means you can cook evening meals under the open sky, and a hammock offers a spot to watch the forest change with the light.
Five guests, one bedroom
Price: $129 per night
Bathe under the stars in Burnt Ranch, California
In the forested outskirts of Burnt Ranch, Northern California, this creekside glamping retreat is a getaway is ideal for those who want to connect with nature. The canvas tent, shaded by mature trees, accommodates two or three guests. There’s a king-sized memory foam bed, and an extra twin bed can be added if you have a third guest. The host has added thoughtful touches like local guides, books, and cooking essentials, and there’s an outdoor clawfoot tub surrounded by a living wall for bathing under the stars. Guests share the 30-acre space with a maximum of twelve others (more glamping accommodations are available), and communal fire pits and seating areas are scattered throughout the property.
Three guests, one bedroom
Price: $177 per night
Luxe glamping for a group near Mesa Verde, Colorado
If you’re glamping with a group, this top one percent glamping Airbnb is ideal, especially if you’re into hiking. Situated near Mesa Verde, the two safari tents are set within a young orchard in Cortez, Colorado. The canvas structures, each with a king bed and their own lounging space, have a stunning view of the Canyon of the Ancients. They share a large dining area with a Coleman stove and propane fire pit. A separate bathhouse has indoor and outdoor showers, two sinks, and toilets. The property, spanning 38 acres, includes a hay farm, cliffside trails, and a section of McElmo Creek. Guests have access to most of the land, with a request to avoid the marked private residence.
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $158 per night
500-year-old Native tipi conversion, Dolores, Colorado
Another option near Mesa Verde is this two-bed glamping tipi just outside of Cortez. It’s situated on a family farm where deer and elk roam freely. The tipi is a 500-year-old Native dwelling, but the owners have transformed it into a modern stay with a full kitchen and an indoor, yes, an indoor private bathroom.
Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $165 per night
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- The 10 Prettiest Places to Camp in the US Mountain West
- The 10 Prettiest Places to Camp in the Midwestern US
- The 10 Prettiest Places to Camp in the South
- The 10 Prettiest Places for Camping in Alaska, Hawai’i, and US Territories
A-frame tent nature retreat near Woodstock, New Hampshire
Perfect for a couples getaway, this A-frame tent is tucked into the woods near Woodstock. There’s no clutter. It’s minimalist, with a queen-sized bed, a fire pit, gas stoves, Adirondack chairs looking over a pond, a hammock, and a picnic table. The structure has beautiful styling, and you won’t be roughing it. A short walk away, you’ll find a bathhouse with hot showers. Surrounded by the White Mountains, with plenty of hiking trails and natural scenery, the area offers a mix of quiet and access to outdoor activities.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $128 per night
North Carolinian creekside haven in the foothills of the Southern Appalachian Mountains
If you’re looking for solitude, this charming tent is surrounded by Pisgah National Forest in the foothills of the beautiful Southern Appalachian Mountains. There’s no WiFi or electricity, so be prepared to be off-grid. It’s situated on a family farm and offers all the comforts of home with an indoor wood stove, a queen-sized bed (with a futon sleeper couch for extra sleeping space), an outdoor hot shower, a covered kitchen porch, and a fit pit area.
Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $109 per night
Luxurious glamping tent on a private campground, Denver, Pennsylvania
If you’re looking for luxury glamping, this site is the perfect fit. The super comfortable queen bed has a heated blanket and an electric fire for chilly evenings. The shower house (a two-minute walk away) has complimentary toiletries, towels, and a handy bath caddy. The site is nestled in the woods in Lancaster County near Denver in a private area of campgrounds — so expect neighbors. Guests are welcome to use all the campground has to offer, including laundry and a loveseat swing. An on-site store also sells ice cream, drinks, and other camping-related items.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $128 per night
Tipi with a mini-air fryer on the Chauga River, South Carolina
For something with a little more character, check out this tipi named “Adawehi”. Adawehi means the spirit of healing in Cherokee. It’s in a secluded area on the Chauga River in Oconee County. You’ll need a four-wheel drive vehicle to access this remote setting, but that’s part of the experience. This is a place to reconnect with nature and escape the rush of everyday life. The large tipi has a queen-sized bed, a twin bed, and a convertible couch. For entertainment, there’s plenty to do outdoors, and the host kindly provides board games, a DVD player, and a projector with a selection of Native-American-themed movies. Cooking facilities are outdoors, but this includes a mini-air fryer because who wants to camp without homemade fries?
Five guests, one bedroom
Price: $171 per night
Beautiful two-bedroom glamping setup near the Pisgah National Forest, Tennessee
Another option on a professionally run campsite is this stunning two-bedroom glamping tent. Ideal for those traveling with kids, the separate bedrooms include a queen bed and a twin bunk bed in the other. The kitchen has a mini fridge, an electric burner, sink, and coffee bar. This is one of nine rental units on the 16-acre site, which borders the Tennessee and North Carolina state lines and the Pisgah National Forest. There’s no roughing it here. The site has four luxurious bathhouses with walk-in showers, a communal pavilion with outdoor couches, tables, a selection of games, and a fire pit.
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $155 per night
Five-star glamping tent with all the mod-cons near Round Top, Texas
A climate control system, a claw foot bathtub, a king-sized bed, plush furnishings, a TV, and a full kitchen setup make this glamping tent the closest thing to a hotel stay I’ve ever seen. Around 20 minutes from Round Top, Texas, this super luxurious tent even has complimentary bathrobes and a walled-off opulent safari lodge-style bathroom. If you want to tip-toe into camping and you’re not quite ready for the full-blown experience of sleeping outdoors, this is the perfect place to start.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $200 per night
Stargazing tent near Moab and the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park, Utah
This glamping Airbnb was built for stargazing. There’s a clear ceiling, so you can lie in bed and watch the night sky. Outside has a nice setup with a deck, hammocks, a picnic table, and a fire pit. The eco-friendly glamping site runs on solar power (there are also battery packs to keep your phones charged), and they have a recycling and composting program. If you are interested in the night sky, you can book an astronomy tour run by the campsite, and there’s a sauna and WiFi available in the main communal spaces. Monticello is a good base for exploring the area. It’s quiet and rural, about 40 minutes from Moab and the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park. 
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $163 per night
