Glamping in Oregon

Oregon is a Pacific Coast gem with an incredible number of spectacular natural attractions, parks, mountains, vineyards, and outdoor activities on offer. Many travelers struggle to plan the perfect Oregon itinerary not because of a lack of options, but because there are too many. Visit crystalline lagoons, hike snow capped mountains, stroll along remote beaches, sip on locally made wines, and swim under cascading waterfalls. All types of travelers will find an abundance of things to see, do, and explore during a glamping trip in Oregon.

Oregon is for nature lovers, and glamping is one of the best ways to enjoy the pleasures of nature without sacrificing creature comforts. There is an abundance of fantastic glamping options all over the state. Glamp in an insulated circular tent with a comfortable bed, a kitchenette, and charming decor. Upscale glamping options are available too and include luxurious amenities like a wood stove, fully equipped kitchen, bathroom facilities, and more. Book a glamping accommodation with a private pool to splash around in during the warmer months. Couples can opt for cozy, smaller glamping accommodations, while oversized options are available for large groups and families. The vast majority of glamping accommodations are pet-friendly.

Oregon is an outdoor lover’s paradise. With such an abundance of natural attractions to see and outdoor destinations to explore, it can be tricky deciding which ones to visit. Spend a day or two chasing waterfalls at Columbia River Gorge which is home to nearly 90 different stunning waterfalls and has the greatest concentration of waterfalls in North America! Nature lovers won’t want to miss out on a visit to Mount Hood National Forest. The 11,239-foot peak of Mount Hood is one of the state’s most distinguishable landmarks. Here you can enjoy downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, hiking, lake activities, and attractions in the charming downtown of Mount Hood.

Oregon is a fantastic destination for families of all ages. Aside from all the natural attractions in the state, Oregon is also home to zoos, amusement parks, water parks, aquariums and more. Families with young children should head to Enchanted Forest, a fantasy-themed amusement park for toddlers and young children. The park offers an endless number of rides, games, and attractions to keep children entertained for hours. Portland Children’s Museums is a fun and educational place for children to explore and learn. With a wide variety of exhibits and hands-on activities, kids will have so much fun that they won’t even realize how much they’re learning!

The glimmering, crystal-blue waters of Crater Lake are without a doubt considered one of Oregon’s most beautiful attractions. The lake was formed nearly 8,000 years ago when a volcanic eruption caused the collapse of Mount Mazama. Drive along the rim of the park where you can stop at numerous vista points to enjoy the spectacular views of the lake and surrounding mountains.

The towering cascades of Multnomah Falls are located just outside of Portland and stand as the tallest and some of the most spectacular waterfalls in the entire state. Stroll along the walking paths and soak up the picturesque views of the forests and magnificent falls.

The entire state of Oregon is known for its fantastic wines, wineries, and vineyards. Head to Oregon’s leading wine region, Willamette Valley, which is home to over 700 wineries and vineyards. You can spend an entire day driving from winery to winery, sampling different wines, and collecting bottles to bring back home. This region is famed for its Pinot Noir wines, and is considered one of the top Pinot Noir producing regions in the entire world.

Set in Bridal Veil Falls State Park, the Bridal Veil Falls waterfalls are a scenic and beautiful natural attraction not to be missed. There is a short half-mile hike to get to the waterfalls from the parking area, but it is relatively easy and suitable for all skill levels. The hike to the falls overlooks the Columbia River.

This charming coastal town is considered one of Oregon’s best small towns. It is nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Columbia River and features a variety of sites and attractions for its visitors. Enjoy fresh seafood, visit the Columbia River Maritime Museum, ride the Astoria Riverfront Trolley, explore the quaint downtown district, and more.

Cannon Beach is a small, charming seaside town in the northern part of the state. Here you can explore the wide, scenic shores of the beach, fly a kite, enjoy a beach bonfire, and splash around in the tide pools. The downtown strip of Cannon Beach has a variety of fun boutique shops and art galleries to explore. There are several cafés and top-rated restaurants to try out as well!

Bend is a picturesque city in central Oregon with an abundance of unique natural attractions and activities. Here you can hike through national forests, see volcanic landscapes, go rafting on the Deschutes River, rock climb at Smith Rock, and visit the Tumalo Falls waterfall.