Are you looking for a quick getaway from the monotony of your daily routine? Then it’s time to go Glamping in Idaho!
A vacation not only helps you unwind but rejuvenates you for the coming days. Whether it is a short 2-day trip or a long vacation with family, a romantic getaway with a partner, or spending time with kids, glamping gives you the experience of camping without having to compromise on the comforts of home.
Idaho, known for its mountains, wild forests, lakes, waterfalls, hot springs, national and state parks, hiking trails, and navigable whitewater, is an ideal destination for those looking to connect with nature and experience natural phenomena at their best. There is no limit to the number of activities you can do in Idaho!
We don’t want you to spend time researching where to stay, so we have created this list of amazing places for glamping in Idaho, perfect whether you’re continuing a road trip after glamping in Montana or looking for some relaxation after hitting up a festival in Washinton. Enjoy our handpicked selection below!
The 15 Best Places To Go Glamping in Idaho
Glamping Idaho Breakdown
But wait! Before we dive into the complete list of places offering glamping in Idaho, here’s an overview of our favorite properties!
Overall Best Glamping in Idaho – River Dance Lodge
Best Glamping Near Yellowstone – Gorgeous Lotus Belle Tent
Most Affordable Glamping in Idaho – Sandpoint’s Boho Bell Tent on Lake Pend Oreille
Best Yurt Glamping in Idaho – Romanting Glamping Yurt
Most Advanced Adventure Glamping in Idaho – Moose Creek Ranch
Most Romantic Glamping in Idaho – Cloth Camp – A North Idaho Wall Tent Getaway
Best Treehouse Glamping in Idaho – Treehouse on Lake Pend
15 Best Places For Glamping In Idaho
If you couldn’t pick any one place from the above list, here is our full list of places for glamping in Idaho. Happy Reading!
1) Sandpoint’s Boho Bell Tent on Lake Pend Oreille
Where: Sandpoint, Idaho
Price: $119+ per night
If you have always wanted to stay in a stargazer tent, this bell tent is your perfect option for glamping in Idaho. This stargazer tent is an improvement over the teepee tent, this stargazer tent is beautifully located on a private beach on Lake Pend Oreille at Hawkins Point. Offering spectacular views of mountains, islands, and water, this BOHO-style tent, decked with luxurious bedding and fun furnishings, allows you to sleep close to the water.
The list of amenities includes – a BBQ grill, a fire pit, a dock, a boat ramp, a beach shelter, a hammock, an outdoor sink and shower, an outdoor hot tub, a small fridge, a well-kept porta-potty, a picnic table that converts to two benches and on-demand propane water heater.
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2) Gorgeous Bell Tent Ideal for Vacations near Yellowstone
Where: Island Park, Idaho
Price: $196+ per night
Located on a 1200-acre working cattle ranch, this bell tent is ideal for a vacation near Yellowstone National Park. The 216-square-foot tent has two twin beds, lanterns, a fan, two lounge chairs, a table, and a soft rug. There is a shared bathroom in a tipi near the tents. The bathroom has an RV flush toilet, a sink, and a hot shower. This place is perfect for unwinding after a busy day at Yellowstone National Park.
There is no electricity in this tent, so you are advised to bring your portable phone chargers along.
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3) Rustic Romantic Yurt Glamping near Lake Pend Oreille
Where: Sandpoint, Idaho
Price: $149+ per night
Located near Lake Pend Oreille, this pacific yurt measuring 24 feet in diameter offers a relaxing and comfortable glamping experience. It is complete with a king bed with linens, wifi, dish network, wood stove, and electric wall heater. The kitchenette has a refrigerator, microwave, two-burner cooktop with pots and pans, silverware and dishes for eight guests, serving bowls and pitchers, toaster, coffee maker, and blender.
There is a heated shower shack for hot showers, a porta-potty, and an indoor composting toilet. You can enjoy bonfires at the fire ring. Bicycles are available for you to go for joy rides.
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4) Moose Creek Ranch
Where: Victor, Idaho
Price: $182+ per night
https://www.moosecreekranch.com/cabins/idaho-glamping-cabins/
Situated in the Teton valley, at the base of Teton pass, off Old Jackson highway, is this beautiful wood-sided tent in a mountain forest setting adjacent to Moose Creek. Each tent has a canvas roof and is equipped with a queen bed, a shaded porch with chairs, an outdoor fire pit, and battery-operated lanterns.
Having no electricity or heat, this winter camping experience is only for advanced campers who love the outdoors. There is a wood stove for heat for which firewood is provided. The bathhouse is a short walk away. Towels, linens, and shampoo/conditioner are included.
Credit: Moose Creek Ranch
Credit: Moose Creek Ranch
5) River Dance Lodge
Where: Syringa, Idaho
Price: $110+ per night
https://www.riverdancelodge.com/accommodation/glamping-luxury-camping
Nestled in a rushing creek, the luxury wall-to-wall canvas tent is furnished with a king-size bed (which can be converted to 2 twin beds), antique chairs, a table, and a wood stove. The deck extends from behind, creating a back porch area. You can enjoy an antique claw foot bathtub that is heated by a propane burner. The front porch has a picnic table and chairs for you to soak in the view. There is also a cooking table with a 3-burner gas stove.
A shaded area nearby, with a fire ring and charcoal grills, is perfect for you to roast marshmallows while gazing at the stars. A shared shower and toilet are about 200 yards away.
Credit: River Dance Lodge
Credit: River Dance Lodge
6) Eagle’s Landing: Canvas Tent Glamping
Where: Donnelly, Idaho
Price: $119+ per night
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/50191854?
This glamping tent is located 10 minutes away from Cascade lake, providing a beautiful view of the Idaho mountains. You can go swimming, kayaking, fishing, and hiking from this property. Gold Fork Hot Springs is close by.
This tent is powered by solar energy and has a full-sized bed with linens, a ceiling fan, a wood-burning stove, a propane heater, games, cutlery, and a fire pit with two chairs. Firewood and starter logs for the tent stove are provided during the winter months. You have to bring/collect your own firewood for the firepit.
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7) The Zen Valley Village Glamping Tent
Where: Irwin, Idaho
Price: $115+ per night
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/22656270?
Located in Swan Valley, this glamping tent provides all the essential comforts of home one can ask for. This tent has it all, whether it is a private bathroom with bathtub and shower, king-size bed, couch, air conditioner, mini-fridge, heater, or lighting. Earplugs and sound machines are provided for light sleepers. There is access to a game room and Valley Village Clubhouse, which has a stove, oven, microwave, and a big BBQ grill.
There is no shortage of activities to do here. You can go hiking at Upper Palisades, fishing at South Fork, or paddleboarding on Palisades lake. You will be 62 miles from Teton National park and 54 miles from Jackson.
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8) Cloth Camp – A North Idaho Wall Tent Getaway
Where: Juliaetta, Idaho
Price: $129+ per night
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/44152303?
Overlooking the Kendrick valley in North Idaho, this is a permanent structure wall tent. What stands out in this tent is its extended platform. Extending over the side of the mountain, the 8-foot-covered deck gives you the feel of a treehouse. This also serves as a private patio/balcony where you can enjoy the sunrise, sipping a cup of hot coffee.
Equipped with basic furniture like a king bed, chairs, tables, outdoor furniture, etc. The cloth camp has a Coleman propane camp stove to heat coffee and water, a percolating coffee pot, and filters and mugs.
Wineries, breweries, and farmers’ markets are nearby.
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9) Riverside Glamping Tent
Where: Irwin, Idaho
Price: $95+ per night
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/1216573?
Located just footsteps away from the Snake River and offering views of the mountains, this glamping tent is equipped with amenities such as a queen-sized bed, tables, chairs, mini-fridge, coffee maker, table fan, wifi, a private patio, a fire pit, and a charcoal grill. There is a shared shower and porta-potty.
You will feel close to nature here. Don’t be surprised if you see an elk or deer passing by. One can also indulge in trout fishing, go horseback riding, rent a boat nearby, or simply watch the nesting osprey. This property is a one-hour drive to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and Teton Park, and two hours drive to Yellowstone.
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10) Glamping tent with 2 Queen Beds at Wakeside Lake
Where: Rexburg, Idaho
Price: $65+ per night
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/13592459?
Offering views of the Wakeside lake, this tent is carefully tucked into nature and is equipped with two queen beds, a private fire pit, and a picnic table. There is a shared bathroom, shower area, a washer, and a dryer.
Located at a 2-minute walk and having access to the lake, this place is excellent for swimming and relaxing on the sandy beach. You can rent SUP boards from the Cable Factory. You will be close to Yellowstone Bear World, BYU-Idaho, and an hour away from Yellowstone National Park.
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11) Secluded Cozy Yurt for Luxury Camping
Where: Pocatello, Idaho
Price: $115+ per night
Offering spectacular views of the mountains, this yurt is great for watching sunsets or gazing at stars at night. Made by the owner himself, this yurt is fully furnished and has all the luxuries of a home. A queen bed with linens, a sofa sleeper, and an oversized recliner seat ensure the sleeping of up to six guests. The kitchen area has a small fridge with a freezer compartment, a microwave, and a variety of coffee, cocoa, and tea. There are games, a TV with DVDs, a large table, a private picnic table, and a fire pit outside. Firewood and roasting sticks are provided.
The yurt is fully insulated and has a window AC for summer and a wood-burning stove for winters. There is a compostable outhouse a few steps away from the yurt. This place is great for skiing in the winter.
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12) Amazing Yurt in Idaho for Camping Near Caribou National Forest
Where: Lava Hot Springs, Idaho
Price: $180+ per night
Carefully tucked in nature, this yurt offers breathtaking views of mountains and the valley. The yurt is powered by solar and propane, ensuring an authentic experience for glamping in Idaho. Ideal for both families and couples vacationing together, this fully furnished yurt can sleep up to six guests. There are three double beds, an air mattress, an indoor bathroom with hot water and a composting toilet, and an outdoor outhouse and fire pit.
The location is secluded enough for you to relax in peace, away from city noise and pollution, yet close enough for you to enjoy river tubing, swimming, go-kart tracks, zip-lining, hot springs, and much more.
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Credit: GlampingHub
13) Sweet Pepper Ranch Glamping Tent
Where: Nampa, Idaho
Price: $120+ per night
Accommodates: 2 Guests
https://sweetpepperranch.com/guest-ranch/glamping-tent/
https://www.facebook.com/SweetPepperRanch/
The Sweet Pepper Ranch glamping tent offers a perfect blend of rustic charm and cowgirl chic for an unforgettable vacation experience. Perched on a charming wooden platform with real wooden walls and its own private deck, the custom-made wall tent is a delightful sight to behold. Inside, you will find two single beds adorned with soft linens, warm blankets, and an abundance of pillows, guaranteeing a restful night’s sleep.
The entire cabin is adorned with rustic ranch decor, creating an authentic Western ambiance that is sure to charm. Located conveniently near the porta-potty, the tent also offers access to full indoor bathroom facilities. As the sun sets, enjoy a glass of wine in complete privacy on the deck, while listening to the soothing sound of nearby horses contentedly munching on hay.
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14) Treehouse on Lake Pend O’rielle
Where: Sandpoint, Idaho
Price: $225+ per night
Accommodates: 2 Guests
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/14575801
Nestled among the lush greenery and overlooking the sparkling waters of Lake Pend O’reille, this 3-story treehouse offers an experience to escape into nature. This charming abode has garnered attention from esteemed publications such as Great Homes of Idaho, and with good reason. Located just two miles from Sandpoint’s downtown area, you can easily explore local restaurants, shops, galleries, and nightspots, while a paved trail across the street provides the perfect opportunity for a leisurely stroll or bike ride into town.
The Treehouse provides all the necessary amenities for a comfortable stay, such as a fully-equipped kitchen, a cozy living area, and a comfortable bed. The treehouse’s private dock and balcony offer an exceptional view of Lake Pend O’reille, creating a serene and peaceful atmosphere for relaxation. Whether you’re a couple seeking a romantic getaway or simply looking for a tranquil escape from the hectic pace of everyday life, this treehouse is the perfect destination for you.
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15) Phoenix Rising Ranch
Where: Priest River, Idaho
Price: $111+ per night
Accommodates: 3 Guests
https://www.hipcamp.com/en-US/land/idaho-phoenix-rising-ranch-gozxh8rq
Phoenix Rising Ranch is a glamping destination that offers a unique experience for those seeking an escape to nature. The property includes two cozy cabins, each with its own unique history. La Luna Cabin is an intimate off-the-grid retreat that provides a chance to unplug and bask in nature’s beauty. On the other hand, Birds Nest Cabin, which was initially a tool shed, has been transformed into a comfortable abode with modern amenities such as power, running water, and Wi-Fi, catering to guests who prefer a more luxurious stay.
The cabins are both tucked away in the heart of the forest, offering a tranquil and serene environment to unwind and rejuvenate. For those seeking entertainment, Phoenix Rising Ranch provides an acrylic painting class and the option to take banjo, guitar, or fiddle lessons. You can also try paddleboarding on the nearby lake or indulge in a glass of wine while lounging around a campfire. Additionally, the live music performance by the renowned Fiddlin Red on the fiddle, banjo, and guitar is certain to create an unforgettable experience.
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Am I Missing Any Idaho Glamping Spots?
This list is curated with love and passion for the outdoors and camping. We hope you can narrow down one for your next vacation and have already started packing your bag! Happy Glamping!
If you know of any other incredible places for Glamping in Idaho, please do reach out so I can keep this guide as up to date as possible!
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