Yurts For Rent

Yurts put a thrilling twist on your typical camping tent, as they provide the same sensation of being one with nature, yet have all the comforts of a luxury hotel room. Yurts are perfect to escape the desert heat that Texans are all too familiar with but can still shield our fellow glampers from any inclement weather. Hang out in the yurt or venture out into the wilderness – the balance between nature and comfort makes for a fascinating escape. Here are some Yurts available for a weekend glamping experience.

Tipis For Rent

There are eight luxury tipis available for rent at this glamping campsite in Texas. From the outside, they look stunning and authentic, but their interiors are comfortable and modern. Each can accommodate up to six guests and is fully furnished and air conditioned. They all have a kitchenette with a sink, a small refrigerator, a stove, and a large toaster oven. They also each have a separate private bathroom with a walk-in tiled shower. Outside, there are private barbecues, picnic tables, and fire pits. Here are some additional TiPis for rent in Texas.

Treehouse Overnight Lodging

A popular choice of accommodation for globetrotters around the world is tree houses. These unique properties hoist glampers high off the ground, offering panoramic views of their surroundings. Treat your loved one to a secluded, romantic getaway nestled in the forests near San Antonio or take your whole family on a well-deserved weekend excursion far from the bright city lights. These uniquely designed properties are ideal for nature lovers who appreciate a dash of luxurious comfort. See this page for a unique Treehouse to rent.

Airstream Lodging

Airstream RVs are an American classic and a unique piece of US history. Vintage Airstreams are very popular restoration projects and several places now rent Airstreams for overnight or longer stays. They are quickly becoming a part of the hospitality industry as chic alternative lodging and a new glamping experience.

Eco Domes for Rent

For an unconventional camping excursion, domes are the way to go. These circular structures can be found in the most secluded corners of the state where glampers will find themselves immersed in nothing but wildlife. The dome lifestyle calls for a delightful experience where individuals can hike all day and stargaze all night – all the while admiring the stunning beauty of the great state of Texas. Domes are one of the finer alternatives to camping and typically eco and budget-friendly, so you know a stay won’t break the bank. Here is an example.

Rental Railroad Cars & Vintage Trailers

Texas is one of the few states in the nation that offers the opportunity to camp in a refurbished railcar. Skeptical? Don’t be. Caboose glamping is a fun experience suitable for all kind of adventurers. The vintage furnishing coupled with the rustic exterior perfectly aligns with the southern charm of Texas. These glamping properties can accommodate a surprising number of guests, making them ideal for a family reunion, a staycation with friends, or even a corporate retreat. Check out this Railcar rental in Glen Rose.

Safari & Luxury Tents

Safari tents are the premier lodging for upscale camping and are large, rectangular structures, supported by a framework of aluminum or fiberglass poles and occasionally have a platform or hard flooring. The walls and peaked roof are typically made of a light but weather-resistant and durable fabric-like canvas. Spacious and quadrangular interiors allow for simulation of home spaces and almost no limit to the potential for luxury.

Cabins

From rustic to A-frame, Texas is filled with one-of-a-kind structured cabins and cottages that are ideal for a more tranquil glamping experience. These cabins can be found in the hidden passageways of Big Bend National Park or nestled next to one of the many vineyards of Texas Hill Country. Enjoy the view with that special someone and a bottle of local wine for a night of relaxation. The simple lifestyle that comes with the cabin will inspire glampers to explore many of Texas’ famous historic sites as well.

Tiny Houses

Everywhere you look these days, tiny homes are trending. There is really is no set definition as to what constitutes as a tiny house; however, a residential structure under 500 square feet is generally accepted to be a tiny home. Frequently, the distinction is made between small between 400 square feet and 1,000 square feet, and tiny houses less than 400 square feet, with some as small as 80 square feet. Tiny houses come in all shapes, sizes, and forms, but gives the owner simpler living in a smaller, more efficient space.

Conestoga Covered Wagon

The Conestoga wagon is a specific design of a heavy covered wagon that was used extensively during the late eighteenth century, and nineteenth century. The Conestoga, often in long wagon trains pulled by up to eight horses or a dozen oxen, was the primary overland cargo vehicle over the Appalachian Mountains until the development of the railroad. You can get a taste of the pioneer spirit and relive the experience of living in a Conestoga Covered Wagon but do it with all the modern amenities that any traveler expects! What a unique experience that you and the kids will love!