Glamping Experiences

Why Glamping Beats a Regular Hotel Room

Luxury camping gives you the best part of a campsite, waking up somewhere beautiful, without the tent poles and the cold coffee. Think canvas safari tents with proper beds and wood stoves, or a polished Airstream parked a short walk from a trailhead. Days are spent hiking, paddling or doing very little, and evenings usually end around a fire pit under a sky with no light pollution in it. If the recipient likes the outdoors but not the discomfort, this is the version of camping they will actually book.

Glamping Stays Nationwide

Our glamping gifts are not tied to one corner of the country. Between them, the camps and Airstream sites sit near some of the most photographed places in America, from the Grand Canyon and Zion to Yellowstone, Yosemite, Joshua Tree and the coast of New England. That range is the point: the person opening the gift picks the spot that fits their map and the dates that fit their calendar, within availability. Two nights for two starts at $729, which puts it alongside our other luxury getaways while feeling a lot more adventurous.

Who a Glamping Gift Suits

This is a strong choice for couples, and it lands especially well as one of our best-selling anniversary gifts or for a milestone birthday. It also solves the hard-to-buy-for problem at Christmas, when another gadget is the last thing anyone needs. Send it as an instant e-voucher if you are running late, or have it delivered in a beautifully presented Giftory gift box if you want something to hand over in person.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do they get to choose which camp they stay at?
Yes. Each glamping gift covers a group of properties, so the recipient picks the location that works for them and books their dates directly, subject to availability.

What is actually included in the two nights?
The stay for two people across two nights at the property they choose. Meals, activities and travel to the camp are arranged and paid for separately.

Is glamping comfortable in cooler months?
Many camps run year-round and heat their tents, so fall or spring season stays are popular and quieter.