- Q: What do New Hampshire's glamping destinations offer?
- A: The many glamping destinations in New Hampshire provide a great opportunity to enjoy the Great Outdoors in a more comfortable way than traditional camping.
- Q: How is glamping different from traditional camping?
- A: Glamping offers more creature comforts, allowing visitors to avoid sleeping in ordinary tents or roughing it without modern amenities.
- Q: What activities can glampers enjoy in New Hampshire?
- A: Glampers can enjoy pristine lakes, crisp mountain air, and naturally beautiful surroundings, along with outdoor recreation like hiking, mountain biking, and fishing.
- Q: How do glampers end their day?
- A: After a day of outdoor fun, glampers can relax in the comfort of a glamping tent or cabin.
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1. Huttopia White Mountains
Enjoy glamping in cozy tents surrounded by scenic mountain views.
The idea behind Huttopia White Mountains, aptly named for its location in the scenic White Mountains of New Hampshire, originally began in France in the beautiful Alps. Campers can choose from three levels of comfort at Huttopia for their camping experience. These include the traditional camping pitched tent, spacious and comfortable glamping tents, and the luxury cabins. Located about ten minutes away from North Conway, the campsites feature picnic tables and fire pits. The multi-room glamping tents include a stove and fridge and the luxe cabins range from tiny house-style cabins to large chalets with numerous amenities.
57 Pine Knoll Rd, Albany, NH 03818, Phone: 603-447-3131
2. Camp Ogontz
Experience rustic charm and peaceful lakefront camping.
Camp Ogontz offers various sites for glamping getaways that range from the Adirondack-style and open-sided cabins situated within close proximity to the shower and restroom facilities to the indoor, medium-size log cabins that feature their own plumbing and enclosed bedrooms. Made up of over 90 indoor and outdoor cabins that can accommodate anywhere from one to six people, the grounds of Camp Ogontz also feature the charming rustic Dining Hall facility, which serves three full meals every day to campers. In addition to the indoor dining hall, guests can also dine outdoors on the wrap-around deck during the warmer months.
14 Ogontz Rd, Lyman, NH 03585, Phone: 603-838-5568
3. Bearcamp River Campground
Camp along the river and enjoy family-friendly outdoor activities.
Situated near the town of West Ossipee, New Hampshire, the Bearcamp River Campground provides a peaceful and scenic camping area that also serves as a good gateway to the state’s White Mountain range and White Mountain National Forest. Situated near the campground’s namesake Bearcamp River, this camping spot is on the smaller side, and while it doesn’t include many bells and whistles, it still offers everything needed for a fun camping experience in a peaceful wooded setting. Much of the campsites at the Bearcamp River Campground are set near the river, which provides opportunities for canoeing, swimming, and fishing.
330 Newman Drew Rd, West Ossipee, NH 03890, Phone: 603-539-4898
4. Bear Rock Mountain Top Escape
Relax in a cozy cabin with breathtaking mountain views.
The Bear Rock Mountain Top Escape is a series of signature tents designed to offer campers with a fully immersive glamping experience in the North County of New Hampshire. Each of the sites include a safari expedition-style tent, queen-sized bed, wood stove, sun shower, camp toilet, fire pit with grill, Adirondack chairs, and a picnic table. Staying at Bear Rock Mountain Top Escape puts campers within easy reach of many fun outdoor activities, such as hiking along miles and miles of trails or renting a Polaris vehicle to explore the area. There’s also amazing views of Canada and the Great North Woods.
Pittsburg, NH 03592, Phone: 866-663-9777
5. Fireflies and a Love Story
Enjoy a romantic getaway surrounded by nature’s magical glow.
Fireflies and a Love Story is a unique and private glamping site near Newport, New Hampshire, located just minutes away from theatre, shopping, and lakes and easily reached only a short distance from two interstates. Guests will travel through rolling pastures on their way to their own private pasture. Near the campsite is a cool flowing stream, stonewalls, and wooded trails. A privacy tent screens the outdoor privy, while a screened tent is also provided for the dining area. Small extras like tractor rides, blueberries, and farm fresh eggs are sometimes provided as well at the Fireflies and a Love Story.
Newport, NH 03773
6. Hub North
Explore unique lodging and enjoy outdoor adventures in the White Mountains.
Perfect for adventurous spirits, Hub North offers both lodges and glamping options for visitors who want to enjoy fantastic open spaces while still maintaining a level of privacy and comfort. Hub North’s glamping experiences come in the form of canvas bell tents or yurts, but both options are outfitted with inviting beds, a full kitchen, and what Hub North likes to call “Glam Showers”. The best part about Hub North is its proximity to some of New Hampshire’s most beautiful recreational spaces. Guests at Hub North have immediate access to single-track trail biking during the day and a spectacular canopy of shining stars by night.
34 Jimtown Road, Gorham, New Hampshire, Phone: 603-915-9010
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