Glamping in North Carolina

Plan your next trip to the stunning state of North Carolina. You will be able to find this destination located in Southeastern region of the United States of America. Although only being the 28th largest state in the country, it is also the 9th most populous. The state borders with Virginia, Georgia, South Carolina, as well as Tennessee, making it highly accessible from many of the other states in the region. If you are looking to stay in one of the largest cities, you will want to visit the state’s capital which is Raleigh, or the largest city which is Charlotte.

There are numerous choices of glamping locations to choose from while organizing your trip to North Carolina. You will be able to find properties located near the beach, on top of the mountains, as well as near to the major cities. Imagine waking up in the morning and having a hot cup of coffee outside while you admire the Appalachian mountain range. Spend the afternoon playing soccer outside with your kids. Invite friends over for a delicious barbecue in the garden. These are some of the memories you could be making with an accommodation in North Carolina.

There are many ways you can explore and enjoy the natural landscape of North Carolina during your visit. Rent a car out and head on America’s favorite drive. This 469-mile road, called the Blue Ridge Parkway, was designed by the landscape architect Stanley Abbott who wanted to create a road that would connect the Great Smoky Mountains National Park to the Shenandoah National Park while passing through the stunning and diverse landscape. On the other hand, you can also go chasing waterfalls. Head over to the Linville Gorge, which is also known as the Grand Canyon of the East. Here you will be able to find a hiking trail that will take you through the forest directly to this 90-foot waterfall.

If you wish to bring your family with you on your trip to North Carolina, make sure to try out these fun activities together. Head over to the Biltmore Estate in Asheville for a day spent around a castle. This is one of the top attractions in the state, you and your family will get the chance to stroll around 8,000-acres of land which include the Vanderbilt Mansion, the largest privet home in the country. On the other hand, you can spend a sunny afternoon at the beach on the Outer Banks. Here you will find 200-mile stretch of barrier island filled with soft sands and crystal waters. Spend the afternoon sunbathing, building sandcastles, or going for a nice and refreshing swim.

Hit the slopes while in North Carolina. This mountain is located near the town of Banner Elk and the peak reaches over 5,000-feet. Here you will be able to find ski rentals, ski lessons, and plenty of slopes to shred on.

Check out an old battleship. Located in Wilmington, you will be able to find the USS North Carolina. This was one of the first of ten ships sent to fight in World War II by the American navy.

Learn about the history of nature. This is the oldest museum in the state and it is home to two buildings which you can tour, one is the Nature Exploration Center and the other one is the Nature Research Center. Both are filled with exhibit and educational presentations.

Learn about the marine life of North Carolina. In the state there are four of these aquarium. Head to the Jennette’s Pier aquarium to be able to catch a glimpse of the humpback whales in their habitat.

Spend the day with the animals. In this five mile zoo, you will be able to encounter over 1,500 animals, as well as 52,000 different plants. The animals you will see here include elephants, rhinos, and lions.

Visit a historical lighthouse. This area is home to the Bodie Island Light Station which was built in 1872. Around here you can enjoy the lush beaches, as well as go bird-watching.

Take a walk through nature. This park has a few nature trails which will lead you to a 315-foot granite spire on an elevation of 2,280-feet.