California is a mecca for glamping. Being a large state that takes up a good portion of the west coast you have some amazing coastline to explore and wonderful views to photograph. You also have the famous redwood trees, spectacular mountains for hiking and loads of unique and expansive deserts.
It is home to some of the most popular state and national parks and one of the most enjoyable coastal highways to drive. Here you will find various article on glamping in the different parts of California. Enjoy!
Santa Barbara is one of California’s most opulent cities. Mountains that shine rosy in the early evening sun are framed by magnificent Spanish-style buildings and a stunning palm tree coastline. Glamping Santa Barbara has been trending the last few years as there are a variety of outdoor things to enjoy in the area. People enjoy viewing …
Try glamping in Big Sur with Big Sur yurts, Big Sur cabins & Big Sur glamping tents. It’s the best way to experience the natural beauty of CA
San Diego is a popular destination in Southern California especially for those looking to experience the San Diego Zoo or Southern California beaches. Whether you are traveling to San Diego to see the sites or perhaps you are from San Diego and you are looking for a little time in nature, Glamping San Diego may …
The Bay Area of Northern California is one of the most sought-after areas, not only to live but also to visit and explore. The epicenter is, of course, the city of San Francisco with San Jose a close second. The surrounding Bay Area stretches from Santa Rosa in the north to Santa Cruz in the …
What are you looking for in a getaway? Solitude without the feeling of loneliness? Being surrounded by the healing energy of nature without compromising on comfort? Leaving the stress of the everyday routine behind but still being in touch? A new refreshing experience to enhance or revive your relationship? Or an opportunity to push the …
Joshua Tree in California is a popular destination for its unique landscape of jagged mountains, open desert, and crazy looking trees like something out of Dr Seuss. The Joshua Tree National Park is where the high Mojave Desert meets the low Colorado Desert. People flock to this area not only for nature, solitude and incredible …
