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Many pet parents like to take their pets along on trips with them. Of course, it's important to make sure the place where you stay at is pet-friendly and your pets are welcome. Fortunately, there are many glamping cabins and sites that are pet-friendly in the US.
If you would like to give glamping a try soon, I suggest checking out this Pet-Friendly Cabins in the US page over at Glamping Hub. You can find pet-friendly glamping sites all over the US here and the website is easy to navigate. Plus, there is a lot of information on glamping in general. (If you keep reading, we have a giveaway for you to put towards your next glamping trip!)
I spent quite some time browsing through all the gorgeous pet-friendly glamping venues at Glamping Hub. Here are a few of my favorites that I would love to stay at one day.
1. Unique Treehouse on the River of Washougal River, Washington
This one caught my eye because, well, it's so cute! Also, the decor on the inside of the house very closely resembles my family's own lake cabin here in Texas. My father decorated it himself and it seems as though whoever decorated the interior of this treehouse has taste akin to my father's.
I also love staying near the water. It's peaceful and relaxing and opens up many possibilities for activities to enjoy. Plus, there's something about staying in a treehouse that seems appealing to me.
2. Waterside Cabin Near Sundance, Utah
This cabin caught my eye immediately because it's so breathtaking! Again, it's near the water which I love. Not only is the exterior gorgeous and shady, but the inside is very nice as well.
This cabin is pet-friendly and charges an additional fee for pets depending on their size.
3. Vintage Airstream in the Desert of New Mexico
This little vintage 1960's airstream camper that I found on Glamping Hub is small, cozy, and surrounded by the spectacular desert of New Mexico. It also says there is a hot tub you can enjoy during your stay! It is a pet-friendly accommodation.
I've been camping in New Mexico before and enjoyed it very much. The scenery was quite different than what I'm used to here in Texas, but it was a pleasant experience I wouldn't mind having again.
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PAWsome!!! We can't wait to go Glamping :-) this fall. Golden Woofs
ReplyDeleteYou should tell your mom to enter Sugar - I know you guys travel a lot!
DeleteThese look cool... but they are still a little too rustic for my big city human! Even in the middle of a forest, I think she would prefer a hotel with room service and wifi!
ReplyDeleteThere are a lot of options on the website. I found one near Austin, that was actually just someone's really nice house positioned on the Lake. Many were definitely way nicer than a hotel room!
DeleteOh My Dog, Miss Ann....now THIS is a website and giveaway I can get into! You know I love glamping even if we do still "glamp" in a tent! We bring the air bed with sheets and pillows, we always have our canopy and last time I even brought a baby pool so I could dip my paws when I got hot! But to glamp in a pet friendly cabin?!? Oh, I am all up for that. Can you believe the site has pet-friendly houseboats in the Keys? And oh, we love the cabins in the Great Smoky Mountains too. I am keeping my paws crossed for a win!
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Good luck Oz! I thought you might like this one. I am going to have to look up these house boats. That sounds pretty cool.
DeleteI would take out dogs to Renovated Horse Barn on Family-Friendly Dude Ranch, Indiana or Peaceful Yurts Tucked into Hidden Valley in Indiana our fall leave turning is the perfect time to travel with dogs. Cooling weather. I have never heard of Glamping...very interesting!
ReplyDeleteI think it might be a newer word, but the idea has been around for some time now. There have always been cabins to rent for more comfortable camping, but I think there are some more interesting options available these days, like the treehouses which I love :)
DeleteThose are all cute places, but I am happy indoors at my house with my cats :) It would be impossible to travel with all 15.
ReplyDeleteHa - I imagine that would be a feat to conquer.
DeleteI would love to visit one of the cabins at Lake Arrowhead with our big dog!
ReplyDeleteI want to to go to Karbers Ridge, Illinois to stay in a tree house! I would take my Bostons with me!
ReplyDeleteThose are some nice places and I do like that tree house!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a fantastic post! I have been looking into renting a cabin somewhere secluded with The Ginger Sisters, maybe over the 4th of July next year.
ReplyDeleteMaybe this website could help you find something, Lara! Sounds like a fun plan.
DeleteI'd like to visit any of them they are all so beautiful and spacious!
ReplyDeleteWOW! This is so cool! And I have never heard that term before!!
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Mom will never go camping, glamping is a big maybe. She likes all the comforts of a nice hotel. She can be out in the wilderness all day, but needs her hotel at night.These are some pretty cute accommodations, though.
ReplyDeleteThey seem to vary in size greatly. Some are entire houses and definitely MUCH bigger than a hotel room. But, I'd imagine those places are usually rented out for larger groups of people.
DeleteThose photos are beautiful, and these places look like so much fun! I have to agree, I would take glamping over traditional camping any day. :-)
ReplyDeleteI love seeing the different types of glamping out there. But, I prefer to go camping in the woods under the stars in a tent snuggling with my humans! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is fun too Spencer! We went camping a lot when I was a kid. Although I think much of our camping was done in a camper. But we did do some tent camping too. I don't think I could go camping today because I just don't have the equipment. But, I could probably borrow everything from my dad.
DeleteOh gosh, all of these places look amazing!
ReplyDeleteThese places are fabulous! We could totally get into Glamping!
ReplyDeleteWell I have to admit that's some pretty fancy camping but mom doesn't do anything without a hair dryer so she says not for her! Love Dolly
ReplyDeleteI'm with your Mom too. But most of these places have electricity and I don't know about you but they look much nicer than the house I live in BOL!
DeleteI'd like to stay at the place in Vail, Colorado.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to stay at the place in Vail, Colorado.
ReplyDeleteThe cabin near the Smokey mountains! My family loves it there and so would our new puppy Krystal!
ReplyDeleteMy pups would like to visit the Catskills in NY.
ReplyDeleteWe go tent camping every summer, I'd love to take my dogs glamping! There are quite a few pet friendly gorgeous places on the site.
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit the cabins near the Blue Ridge Mountains.
ReplyDeleteI love Glamping!! Even when we camp in a tent, we don't pack light. We stayed at a pet friendly cabin for my birthday and it was wonderful. Really excited to check out this website too! It looks like they have some great options on the East Coast.
ReplyDelete-Jessica from Beagles & Bargains
All those pictures look so cozy! This is my kind of camping. I'd love to check out Lake Superior.
ReplyDelete-Abbie from The Pink Paperdoll
This is SO cool! We'd love to rent one of the house boats in the Florida Keys!
ReplyDeleteLuxury Camping on Florida Dude Ranch with Private Bathroom and Concierge, River Ranch, Florida
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ReplyDeleteWOW Would love to win something like this, have not had a holiday in 10 years :) Would love the cabin in UTAH woooooffffffffffffffff
ReplyDeleteThey have a treehouse! I think Mr. N needs to stay overnight in one.
ReplyDeleteI would love to stay in a treehouse, but I don't see any nearby. The next coolest thing would be a house boat. There's one not too far that looks really nice.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to go to the Glamping Resort on Pender Island in British Columbia, Canada. It would be such a treat to take a vacation with the dogs :) Thanks for the link!! So many beautiful dog friendly places :)
ReplyDeleteThere's an awesome one in Tenants Harbor, Maine I would love to go to!
ReplyDeleteWOW they all looks so amazing... but if I had to choose 1 it wld be Breathtaking Waterside Cabin Rental near Sundance, Utah
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