20 Epic Places to Go Glamping in Oregon
Cozying up in a yurt, snoozing to the sounds of nature in your treehouse, or even catching some z’s in a chicken coop, there are some seriously cool places to go glamping in Oregon!
No matter where you want to tuck yourself in under the stars, we have you covered with these cool Oregon glamping opportunities!
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Glamping in Oregon
There are TONS of places to go glamping around Oregon. Some of the best-located spots even include state parks with their cute and quaint yurts. But while the yurts at the state parks are nice, they won’t be anything like you’ll find below.
The following are some of the coolest and most unique glamping experiences out there for those who are in love with the idea of camping but still want their creature comforts.
We also have posts on yurts in Oregon and yurts on the Oregon Coast if you are looking to stay in a yurt.
Glamping Near Portland
1. Tiny Farmhouse Sanctuary
This custom-built tiny farmhouse is nestled in the woods but is only a 30-minute drive from Portland. The 247 square foot space is warm, comfortable, and modern.
Enjoy being in the countryside surrounded by forest. There are some great hiking trails nearby as well as horseriding.
The tiny home has everything you need for a comfortable stay including a sitting area, kitchenette, a sofa on the main level which folds out into a bed, and a sleeping loft with a queen bed.
The kitchen has a full fridge and freezer, a two-burner induction stove, and a microwave oven.
As well as being close to Portland, Cannon Beach is just 55 minutes away, easily achievable for a day trip, and the Banks-Vernonia State Trail runs right past Buxton.
2. Glamping at Camp Heaven
Get all the hard work done for you at this glamping set up for a rustic yet luxurious camping in the woods experience. The large campsite has an outdoor shower and camp bathroom, fire pit, and a covered outdoor seating area nearby to chill out in.
Although they are literally tents, inside you’ll find fluffy white robes and warm bedding, quite unlike a usual camping experience. If the whole property is rented, it can accommodate eight people, or there is the option of hiring just one or two tents for smaller groups or couples.
Onsite there is an established walking trail that offers a great chance to spot some local wildlife, especially from the bridge over the creek. In the summer, guests are welcome to use the above-ground pool for cooling off.
If you venture further than the property, just a short drive away is the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge to explore. Being to the east of Portland, the Oregon Coast is also an easy drive away.
3. Bali House
Sleeping two guests, the Bali House offers a pretty cool glamping in Oregon experience. Located on an organic farm an hour away from Portland, it epitomizes the term ‘glamping,’ and is created from a converted greenhouse.
The bedroom is located in the loft, meaning it provides some lovely views of the surrounding farm, and the bed is covered with luxury cotton sheets and two down comforters. Downstairs there is a cozy seating area and a hot tub. In the colder months, use the infrared space heaters provided or the fans to cool you down in the summer.
Cook dinner on the BBQ or open fire, or separate kitchenette, and eat at your own picnic table, plus you can help yourself to teas and coffees. The barn bathroom is also yours exclusively.
Many private hiking trails are located behind the property, so guests can truly enjoy the natural surroundings. The Willamette Valley Foothills surrounds you, with one of the highlights in the area being Silver Falls State Park.
This stunning park is home to the famous South Falls, where you can actually walk behind the 177-foot curtain of water. Take the 7.2-mile Trail of Ten Falls and see some seriously impressive cascades of water along the way.
READ MORE: Your Guide to Silver Falls State Park – The Trail of 10 Falls & More
4. An Airstream Camping Adventure
An outdoor shower with a view, a BBQ, and an Airstream, and you may just have the coolest glamping in Oregon experience in Oregon. This accommodation can comfortably sleep four adults, with an extra area next to the Airstream for a tent.
It has a full-sized bathroom and a kitchen, but if you are after an authentic experience, cook your meals on the BBQ and finish the evening toasting marshmallows around the campfire.
Just a short drive away is Clackamas River, where you can hop on a float and enjoy a lazy day on the river. Not adventurous enough for you? Well, I can think of at least ten hikes to waterfalls near Portland that are ready for your hiking boots. If I were you, I would make Latourelle Falls one of your first stops! You won’t be disappointed.
RELATED: 10 Hikes to Waterfalls Near Portland—That Are Open NOW!
5. Wake in the Wild
Just over an hour’s drive from Portland you’ll find this private country escape. Situated on a remote farm, you can wake up to the sound of nature every morning. The booking includes both a glamping tipi, ad the use of a retro Airstream.
The spacious tipi has everything you need for a wonderful night’s sleep, including a queen size bed, plus luxury leather loungers for relaxing. It’s been built on a custom cedar deck so that you can enjoy a real floor during your stay. Solar batteries pride lights and chargers for your phones.
In the nearby Airstream you have a fully equipped kitchen with indoor and outdoor dining tables, plus bathroom and shower.
The site is located in Scott Mills, just a short drive from a number of beautiful spots for nature lovers, including the Oregon Garden, and the hike at Abiqua Falls.
RELATED: Your Guide to The Abiqua Waterfall Hike Near Portland
6. Thomas River Cabin
At this rustic cabin, you really have the chance to get away from it all. The property sits on the banks of the Thomas River, where you can just relax and enjoy the view.
The cabin has a rustic charm but it has been renovated to offer a very comfortable stay, with a queen bed, lounge area, and kitchenette. The cabin has its own covered deck, or you can sit in the garden around the welcoming fire pit.
In the immediate area, you can explore the small town of Scio, home to some of the loveliest covered bridges in the area, or the local Willamette Valley wineries. The location is halfway between Eugene and Portland, so you’re within easy reach of all they have to offer.
RELATED: 25 Day Trips from Portland, Oregon + Road Trip Ideas
Central Oregon Glamping
7. Big Rock Ranch
If desert scenery is your thing, you’re going to be blown away by the views at Big Rock Ranch. This large canvas tent sits on a raised platform that provides vistas of epic 300 feet rock formations, the nearby Cascade Mountains and the pastures of native grasses.
The large canvas tent is equipped with a raised queen sized bed, while just outside the camp kitchen with a sink, propane burners and picnic table. Big Rock Ranch is a working farm, so you’ll have the change to collect fresh eggs and greens, and even enjoy meat raised on the farm.
Adventures of all kinds are just a short drive away. Less than 10 minutes’ drive will take you to the challenging hikes of Smith Rock State Park, or more chilled out swimming in the Deschutes River at Borden Beck Wildlife Preserve.
RELATED: A Guide to Smith Rock State Park’s Hikes, Misery Ridge Trail & More
8. A Glamping Oasis in Bend
Although it may look snug from the outside, the Pendleton is surprisingly roomy and indeed is a lot cooler than a boring old hotel. The hosts have added perks such as free coffee that is made locally in Bend. The interior has been carefully furnished in rich woods, with a full kitchen, bedroom, and cute lounge area.
The Pendleton, located in Bend, means there is so much to explore in the surrounding area. As an adventurer, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to things to do in Bend.
I’ll give you a brief snapshot; you could take the 7-mile trail to Tumalo Falls, hike up to Paulina Peak, bungee jump, or hit the waters white water rafting or kayaking. The incredible beer scene also helps to make it one of our favorite places!
READ MORE: Tumalo Falls Hike & Bike Trail Near Bend, Oregon
9. Stay Zen in a Tipi
Stay warm and cozy in this funky tipi, located in the middle of the forest. Stay completely Zen for the entirety of your stay on the plush furnishings, and spend your nights warm and cozy with a down comforter and a buffalo hide.
The floors are made out of stone but are covered in rugs which just adds to the look. The bathrooms are available in the main house, which is only a short walk away.
The tipi is pretty close to Eugene, which automatically means you have days and days of activities in front of you. Why not start with the epic Alsea Falls, which can be found along the Alsea Falls and Green Peak Falls trail? The falls are awe-inspiring, so you definitely won’t be disappointed.
RELATED: Hiking The Alsea Falls & Green Peak Falls Trail
South Oregon Glamping
10. Water’s Edge
As the name suggests, you’ll find this modern RV sitting alongside a pond, complete with resident swans. It’s part of the Paschal Winery, so you’ll have views of the vineyard, as well as access to some great wines.
The accommodation is a brand-new Cherokee RV with all the mod con you could hope for. Inside you’ll find a queen-sized bed, dining area, full kitchen, and full bathroom. Outside, you have a private courtyard complete with a barbecue and hot tub.
If you visit in the colder months, you can enjoy Mt. Ashland, which is just over 10 miles from the cabin and one of the best ski areas in Oregon. In summer, it’s a great place for hiking or mountain biking.
11. A Stay at Heartline Ranch
Take a step back in time and spend your night in a classic tipi, but seeing as this is glamping, it has been jazzed up a little. Sleeping bags and mats are provided, as well as lanterns and matches and other thoughtful touches.
You can spend your nights outside with a family BBQ using the on-site BBQ. Right by the property, there is a full bathroom with the use of complimentary toiletries.
Crater Lake is unmissable. It is the sort of place you see for the first time and don’t quite know what to do with yourself. It is one of the most incredible landmarks in Oregon, with one of the most popular hikes in the park being the Mount Scott Trail, taking you to the highest point around Crater Lake.
You could also take a boat trip to legendary Wizard island during the summer months.
READ MORE: Things to do at Crater Lake National Park: Hikes, Camping & When to Visit
12. Boho Bell
Surrounded by a private forest, near a small lake, this tent gives off some serious fairy tale vibes. You can wake up to the sounds of nature and immerse yourself in more than 150 acres of hiking trails and outdoor activities.
The tent is decked out in boho style, with a comfy queen bed, kitchenette, and small dining area. There’s a rain shower and outdoor bath for a true back-to-nature experience.
If all that relaxing has left you in need of some adventuring, don’t worry. You’re only a short drive from Hellgate Canyon on the Rogue River, one of our favorite places to go white water rafting in Oregon.
Eastern Oregon Glamping
13. Glamping Tent at Evans Farm
Enjoy camping in the outdoors but with more luxuries in this canvas wall tent that sits on a solid pine platform. The view from the tent is incredible, with panoramic views over the Wallowa Mountains.
The tent has electricity, a platform bed with a new foam mattress, and all bed linens. There is a wood stove with wood provided to keep you warm at night, an outdoor shower with hot water, and a portable toilet.
If you want to make yourself a meal, there is a propane cooking stove, plates, cutlery, pots and pans, as well as a small fridge and even a coffee maker. Enjoy the outdoor fire pit in the evenings and do some stargazing.
The glamping tent is located just outside the charming town of Joseph and is very near Wallowa Lake State Park. There are lots of trails and other adventures to be had there, including kayaking, fishing, white water rafting to name a few.
The Wallowa Mountains are one of the most beautiful and remote places to visit in Oregon so make sure to take your time exploring the area.
14. A Stay in the Wilderness
Stock up before heading to this cozy cabin overlooking the middle fork of the Malheur River, as it is the definition of remote. Picture your classic log cabin vibes, but with glamping vibes.
There is still an outside kitchen guests are free to use, and it comes with its own shower and toilet. Inside has been lovingly furnished, so you won’t have to bother with bringing your own bedding. Located on the site of a blacksmith, you can observe him at work and even pick up a souvenir.
Delve into the Strawberry Mountain Wilderness during your stay and enjoy scenic vistas, huge lakes, and hiking trails that will take your breath away.
The Strawberry Basin Trail is a must-do hike, where you will only have to hike for less than a mile to reach the epic Strawberry Lake (where you can take a dip if you are brave enough), then a mile further to view the cascading Strawberry Falls.
RELATED: Guide to The Strawberry Mountain Wilderness in Malheur National Forest
Oregon Coast Glamping
15. Luxury Airstream Camping at Nesika Beach
The Pearl offers the ultimate luxury Airstream experience. Picture the scene: the ocean shimmers in the distance while you relax in the private hot tub next to your accommodation, glass of wine in hand.
The Airstream sits on a bluff overlooking Nesika Beach, with open plan kitchen, lounge, and dining area. The bedroom and bathroom are separate rooms creating a perfectly compact little space to enjoy.
There are plenty of adventurous things to do around Port Orford, just a short drive from this glamping in Oregon spot. So whether you fancy scaling a mountain at Humbug Mountain State Park or enjoying the pristine stretch of Gold Beach, the choice is yours.
RELATED: 7 Adventurous Things to Do Around Port Orford, Oregon
16. Cozy Oceanfront Yurt
Stay in this cozy, dog-friendly yurt right on Tillamook Bay in Bay City with 180-degree views of the lush surroundings and across the water.
The yurt has all the luxuries of home including a living room with a TV and movies provided, a full kitchen and bathroom, and a queen-sized bed that sits under a clear dome so you can stargaze at night without having to leave the comfort of your bed.
The futon in the living room folds out so you can sleep four people comfortably. Outside the yurt, there is a fire pit and a picnic table with a grill. And best of all – there is a luxurious hot tub for you to soak away the adventures of the day.
In the surrounding area, there are so many fun things to see and do. Drive the scenic Three Capes Scenic Loop, visit and do tastings at the Tillamook Cheese Factory, check out the beaches nearby, and do one of the many hikes in the area.
RELATED: Three Capes Scenic Route on the Oregon Coast
17. Unique Geodesic Dome Home
If you have ever fancied staying in a dome house, this glamping in Oregon site is for you. This unique geodesic dome home is located in lovely Otter Rock, and is only three blocks from the beach.
This stylish home has a full kitchen, bathroom, outside shower, a large deck, and a bedroom on the top floor. It is dog-friendly and there are lots of trails nearby to take your canine companion.
You will have access to the top two floors of the dome, and there is a large sitting area with a TV and free internet. There are sea views from the deck and the unique triangle windows.
You will be right by the impressive Devils Punch Bowl as well as beautiful Beverly Beach State Park, which has a number of hiking trails, a historic lighthouse, as well as a gorgeous stretch of beach for walking and surfing.
RELATED: 19 Must-Visit Oregon Coast State Parks
18. Glowing Lotus
Chances are, you will never have seen a glamping facility quite like the Glowing Lotus. This unique tent is located on a small ranch just 1.5 miles from the ocean. It is a very private place to stay, surrounded by tall swaying pine trees.
Guests staying in the Lotus will have access to their own private bathroom, but there are shared showers. Inside the tent, there is a queen bed and a small futon, alongside a table if it’s too cold or wet to eat outside, and outside there is a picnic table and firepit.
There are a few walking trails and farm animals on the property, but if you really want to experience your surroundings, you should head to Bandon Beach, Bullard’s Beach State Park, or take the trail to Coquille River Lighthouse.
All will give you a chance to view the stunning coastline at this part of Oregon and take some great hikes.
RELATED: 11 Oregon Lighthouses & The Adventures Nearby
19. Cranberry Overlook at Black Moon Farms
Within easy walking distance to the shore, this beautiful campsite provides a quiet and restful place to stay. This glamping in Oregon option sits on an organic farm that produces a range of fruits, including cranberries and blueberries, but the actual site is tucked away in a fenced area.
Guests will have access to a large canvas tent with a queen-sized mattress, plus a separate five-person pop-up dome tent. There is an outdoor camp shower and toilet nearby. Fresh towels, linens, and firewood are provided as part of your stay. There is no electricity or wifi, so it really is a chance for you to go off-grid for a little while.
Guests are welcome to explore the farm and even take a tractor or ATV tour, or if you fancy going a little further afield, it is very close to the town of Bandon.
One of the best things to do in the area is to walk up to Coquille River Lighthouse in Bullard’s Beach State Park. There are 4.5 miles of sandy beach to enjoy here; whether you fancy a hike along the sand or a picnic looking over the river, it is a lovely place to explore.
When staying at the farm, don’t miss out on one of the legendary sunsets that can be seen at Face Rock Scenic Viewpoint; it will take your breath away.
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