For those with nothing more than a tent and a can-do camping attitude, we applaud you! For the rest of us, there is glamping. Here’s a list of the 10 best places to go glamping in the Southwest, offering stunning landscapes, luxurious amenities and unforgettable outdoor experiences (with yurts instead of tents). We’ve even included a couple of bonus glamping spots just outside the Southwest. Now go plan your dream outdoor glamping adventure!

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1. Under Canvas Grand Canyon (Southern Rim, Arizona)

Located just 25 minutes from the Grand Canyon’s South Rim, Under Canvas offers safari-style tents with plush beds, wood-burning stoves, and en-suite bathrooms. Guests enjoy on-site dining, morning yoga and guided outdoor adventures.

To learn more, visit undercanvas.com

2. Zion Wildflower Resort (Virgin, Utah)

Just minutes from Zion National Park, Zion Wildflower Resort offers a variety of glamping options, including canvas tents and covered wagons. Guests can enjoy stunning views, comfortable accommodations and easy access to outdoor adventures.

To learn more, visit zionwildflower.com.

3. Backland Luxury Camping (Williams, Arizona)

This eco-luxury retreat showcases the beauty of Northern Arizona’s breathtaking landscape, spread across 160 acres at 7000′ elevation. Only 20 minutes outside Williams, Backland features ten luxury glamping tents, a picturesque window-enclosed restaurant and a pond with beach, among other luxe amenities.

To learn more, visit travelbackland.com.

4. El Cosmico (Marfa, Texas)

A bohemian desert retreat, El Cosmico features vintage trailers, yurts, safari tents and teepees. Guests can soak in wood-fired hot tubs, attend music events or explore the artsy town of Marfa.

To learn more, visit elcosmico.com.

5. Dome in the Desert (Joshua Tree, California)

This stylish geodesic dome near Joshua Tree National Park provides a chic, off-grid experience with modern amenities. Stargazing, desert hikes, and nearby art installations make it a unique glamping getaway.

To learn more, visit weareinourelement.com/dome-in-the-desert.

6. Verde Ranch RV Resort (Camp Verde, Arizona)

Verde Ranch offers luxury glamping tents with cozy furnishings, kitchenettes, and private bathrooms. Located near Sedona, guests can explore red rock formations, wineries and the Verde River.

To learn more, visit verderanchrvresort.com.

7. KitFox (Santa Fe, New Mexico)

This Southwest glamping retreat in the high desert of Santa Fe boasts beautifully designed safari tents, minimalist decor and wide-open landscapes. Guests can explore nearby hiking trails, visit Meow Wolf or soak in Ojo Caliente hot springs.

To learn more, visit staykitfox.com.

8. The Nomad’s Pad (Sedona, Arizona)

This boutique glamping site in Sedona offers high-end safari tents with panoramic red rock views, private decks and luxury bedding. Nearby, visitors can hike, meditate or take a jeep tour through the mystical landscape.

To learn more, visit nomadspad.com.

9. Sinya on Lone Man Creek (Wimberley, Texas)

A secluded safari tent perched above Lone Man Creek, Sinya offers a king-size bed, clawfoot bathtub and a private deck with breathtaking views of the Texas Hill Country wilderness.

To learn more, visit hillcountrysinya.com.

10. Huttopia Paradise Springs (Valyermo, California)

Set in the San Gabriel Mountains, this glamping retreat offers canvas tents, a natural spring pool and guided activities, perfect for a nature escape near Los Angeles.

To learn more, visit canada-usa.huttopia.com/en/site/paradise-springs.

Southwest glamping neighbors

The Resort at Paws Up (Greenough, Montana — close to Southwest Region)

Although technically in Montana, Paws Up offers luxury safari tents with ensuite bathrooms, heated floors, and personal butlers. This high-end glamping spot provides horseback riding, fly fishing, and gourmet dining in a breathtaking wilderness setting.

To learn more, visit pawsup.com.

Fireside Resort (Jackson Hole, Wyoming — near Southwest Region)

Located near Grand Teton National Park, Fireside Resort features upscale tiny cabins with modern decor, fireplaces and outdoor fire pits, blending rustic charm with contemporary luxury.

To learn more, visit firesidejacksonhole.com.