Glamping in California

California and glamping together in the same sentence sounds great when you are looking for a getaway with your loved one, doesn’t it? You will not run out of romantic sights and activities. Watch the sunset on Santa Barbara beach or along Big Sur, indulge in great cuisine and go on a hot-air balloon trip in Sonoma, just an hour drive from San Francisco or visit Carmel-by-the-sea, arguably the most romantic small town in all of California. Sounds promising, doesn’t it?

Explore uniqueweird trees at Joshua Tree National Park, release the adrenalin together with your kids at Disneyland California, walk by the ocean in Saint Monica Pier..there is certainly no lack of destinations in California where you can have a great time with your family and make the little ones happy.

Yosemite is probably the best known national park in the state of California, but while glamping you can explore many other amazing parks like Joshua Tree National Park, Sequoia National Park or Pinnacles National Park. One thing is for sure: for nature lovers, California is nearly unbeatable when it comes to landscape diversity. Grab your backpack and start exploring!

If party and fun is what you are looking for, you won’t be disappointed. Coachella is probably the most famous Californian outdoor festival, but there are plenty of other options to watch out for. Fremont Festival of the Arts, Country Summer Festival, Bottlerock Napa Festival..there is something for everyone here!

What can we add here? Sun, surf and amazing scenery, California is best known for its beaches. From Santa Monica to the Big Sur, whether you enjoy surfing or bathing all day, one must doof on any trip to the state is to explore its long coastline.

Sausalito, Carmen-by-the-sea, Avalon, Solvang. These are only a few examples of the many picturesque small towns you can find in California and that you can easily reach while on your glamping trip. Whether as a couple or together with your kids, these dreamy towns will provide you with a glance at the multicultural past of this region of the United States.

The northern half of the state is full of lakes which you can explore during your glamping vacation. At the border with Nevada you will find Lake Tahoe, the largest alpine lake in North America, where you can find incredible scenery and things to do and see both in winter and summer. A must do onof any trip to California!

A must for nature lovers, the Death Valley holds the record for the hottest place on the planet but don’t let that scare you off! This amazing National Park is full of mountains, canyons, wildlife and hundreds of miles of roads which you can take to explore one of California’s most remote regions.

Last but not least, the cities. If you feel like you lost touch with civilization during your glamping trip, there’s a great solution: explore San Francisco and Los Angeles, two impressive and very different cities which will give you a good feeling of how different the southern and the northern halves of the state are and, at the same time, how people here live and enjoy themselves!