With redwood forests and beach campgrounds, NorCal’s wild coastline and mountains are ripe for glamping. From luxury safari tents to yurts and cabins, these glam campsites offer rustic comfort with modern conveniences.
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Designed with families in mind, Mendocino Grove’s tents feature luxurious bedding, a bathhouse with subway-tiled showers and EO toiletries, and more. The kids will love the on-site games and hiking trails while you enjoy R & R by the campfire.
1. Tree Fort
If you’re dreaming of glamping in Northern California, look no further than this Airbnb treehouse. Located in a grove of redwoods, this unique treehouse is elevated 40 feet above the forest floor. Its windows provide ample natural light throughout the day and the living room is equipped with a smart TV so you can enjoy your favorite shows or stargaze at night. The tree house also has a queen bed, propane heat, a fully-equipped kitchen, storage cubbies and a couch that folds out into a bed.
The treehouse also has wraparound decks, a skylight and a hot tub. Plus, breakfast and dinner are included so you can relax and start your day with a view of the forest below. If you’re planning to visit this glamping destination during Treefort Music Festival, there are single-day general admission passes and fort-specific tickets available. This allows you to choose which forts and bands you want to see. For more information, click here.
2. Yurt
If you love the idea of camping in Northern California, but want to skip the slumber-inducing mud and bugs, a yurt is your new best friend. These circular tent-like homes are both comfortable and rugged, so you can spend your days exploring towering redwood forests, far-reaching Pacific Ocean views, and rushing rivers while snuggled up at night.
Find a yurt that offers both luxury and rustic charm in the Trinity Alps Wilderness at Wellspring Ranch. The yurts on this family-owned property are perfect for couples and families, and they come with beds, a kitchenette, a compost toilet, and a deck.
Or, if you prefer a more modern experience, stay at Yurts on the River in Nevada City. This glamping resort offers yurts that are outfitted with queen beds, a fire pit, a claw foot bathtub (complete with shower component and elegantly concealing curtains), and more. You can also enjoy the community experience of this unique yurt village with dining options, eco adventures, and yoga.
3. Cabins
For those that like to sleep under the stars but are not fans of sleeping on thin mattresses or dealing with mosquitoes, there is this glamping spot near Yosemite with mid-mod decor and an awesome garden. Guests can learn about veggies and flowers at the organic farm, or just relax on their front porch for stargazing and sunsets.
Stay at this Mendocino Grove glamping destination and you will have a plush bed with a warm blanket and a stunning redwood patio to enjoy your morning coffee on. Families will find the perfect balance of comfort and natural beauty on this stunning property.
Experience a true safari without leaving the country at this unique Northern California glamping destination. Giraffes, cheetahs, monkeys, and other exotic animals roam freely on this large property that also features luxury tent cabins, restaurants, and a spa. It's a truly unforgettable experience.
4. Treehouse
If you’re looking for a more rustic glamping experience in Northern California, consider staying in this Redwood Forest Dome Treehouse. Located on a farm in Crescent City, this treehouse is the perfect spot to reconnect with nature. The treehouse features a queen bed, kitchenette, and outdoor shower. You can also glamping ideas enjoy a bonfire, BBQ grill, and hammocks.
This unique treehouse cabin in Occidental is the perfect place for couples on a romantic getaway. The treehouse is built on a large oak and can accommodate up to three people. The treehouse is surrounded by forest and offers a breathtaking view of the Pacific Ocean.
Guests can relax in this luxury treehouse tent on a vineyard. They can sip the local wine while enjoying the beautiful views and enjoying their private balcony. Guests can also take a tour around the vineyard and taste the wine. There are a lot of fun things to do in this glamping destination in Northern California.
