Borealis Basecamp
Heated igloos and glass-fronted cubes on 100 acres of boreal forest north of Fairbanks, built for watching the northern lights from bed. Inside Borealis Basecamp, featured in Glamp Life Issue 4.
The Ranch at Rock Creek
Year-round canvas cabins beside a Blue Ribbon trout stream on a 6,600-acre Montana ranch, with riding, sleigh rides, and cedar soaking tubs in the snow. Inside The Ranch at Rock Creek, featured in Glamp Life Issue 4.
HOSHINOYA Fuji
Japan's first glamping resort, with 40 hillside cabins framing Mount Fuji above Lake Kawaguchi, fireside coffee, and hot pot on the terrace. Inside HOSHINOYA Fuji, featured in Glamp Life Issue 4.
Treehotel
Nine architect-designed treehouses in the pine forest of Swedish Lapland, from a mirrored cube to a silver UFO. Inside Treehotel, featured in Glamp Life Issue 4.
Glamp Michigan
Two geodesic domes and two mirrored houses in the pines near Lake Michigan, each with its own sauna, cold plunge, hot tub, and fire pit. Inside Glamp Michigan, featured in Glamp Life Issue 4.
Playa Viva
Open-air bamboo treehouses on a quiet stretch of Mexico's Pacific coast, with turtle releases at dawn and whales offshore all winter. Inside Playa Viva, featured in Glamp Life Issue 4.
Nayara Tented Camp
Canvas tents on stilts above Costa Rica's rainforest, each with a private hot spring-fed plunge pool facing toward Arenal Volcano. Inside Nayara Tented Camp, featured in Glamp Life Issue 4.
Westgate River Ranch
Canvas tents, Luxe Teepees, and covered wagons on a 1,700-acre working-style ranch in Central Florida, with trail rides, airboats, and a Saturday-night rodeo. Inside Westgate River Ranch, featured in Glamp Life Issue 4.
Whitepod Original
Geodesic pods scattered across a forested mountainside above the Rhône Valley, reached on foot through the snow and warmed by pellet stoves. Inside Whitepod Original, featured in Glamp Life Issue 4.
Open Sky Zion
Safari-style canvas tents on eighty acres of southern Utah desert, sixteen miles from Zion. Off-grid, dark-sky, and one of the best ways to see the park.
Tswalu Kalahari
South Africa's largest private game reserve. Tswalu Kalahari is 114,000 hectares of Kalahari wilderness, black-maned lions, and dark-sky nights.
Zannier Sonop
En canvas suites built into a granite boulder field in southern Namibia, Zannier Sonop is 1920s expedition style meets one of the world's great deserts.
Ecocamp Patagonia
The world's first geodesic dome hotel, set inside Torres del Paine National Park. EcoCamp Patagonia is Chilean wilderness at its most immersive.
Three Camel Lodge
Forty traditional Mongolian gers on the edge of the Gobi Desert. Three Camel Lodge is one of the most culturally grounded properties on this list.
Paws Up Montana
A 37,000-acre working ranch in western Montana with luxury safari camps along the Blackfoot River. Paws Up helped popularize American glamping.
Starstruck Glamping
StarStruck Glamping puts you inside a geodesic glass dome on Terlingua Ranch in the Big Bend region of Texas, under some of the darkest skies in the country. Fall asleep to the Milky Way overhead. Wake up to the wide open Chihuahuan Desert.
Shash Diné
Off-grid canvas tents on a working sheep ranch on Navajo Nation land in northern Arizona, overlooking Lake Powell.
ULUM Moab
Architectural canvas Suite Tents in the red rock near Canyonlands, part of the Under Canvas Collection. Inside ULUM Moab, featured in Glamp Life Issue 2.
Four Seasons Tented Camp Golden Triangle
A riverside tented camp in the hills of Chiang Rai, where Thailand, Myanmar, and Laos meet. Inside Four Seasons Golden Triangle, featured in Glamp Life Issue 2.
Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge
Canvas safari tents on Bedwell Sound, inside a UNESCO Biosphere on Vancouver Island. Inside Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge, featured in Glamp Life Issue 2.