From a Treehouse to a Yurt with Camels, These Unique Camping Spots Are Not to Be Missed

This working ranch has it all – views of Mt. Rainier, tipis to sleep in, and an amazing array of animals, from alpacas to pygmy goats, that love hanging with visitors.

Embrace the great outdoors at this cabin with a wall of glass windows affording views of the woods in the daytime and night skies in the evening. Plus, there are chickens on the property for fresh eggs in the morning.

It really is a hideaway box – a refrigerated produce truck box, that is, transformed into a tiny campsite outside of Phoenix that offers off-the-grid A/C.

Embrace the roots of the West with a touch of glamping while staying at this Old West-style bunk camp on a mini horse ranch.

The perfect way to end a day at Zion National Park is to head in for the night at this tiny house located a half-hour outside the park. Bonus: It sits on 14 acres of apple orchards that you’re welcome to pick from.

Here’s an epic combo – staying in this yurt and hanging out with a herd of camels, and even donkeys.

Cozy up in this sweet vintage trailer with easy access to Colorado’s Forest State Park.

We wish our grandma’s place was like this. You’ll camp in a tent trailer, situated on property that includes a greenhouse, a library inside of a school bus, and a trampoline.

You’ll feel like you’ve stepped into the pages of The Hobbit inside this treehouse, complete with a skylight inside and plenty of hammocks underneath the house.