Where to go glamping in Ontario
Lungovita Beach Retreat, Harrow
Experience the starry skies, crackling campfires and splendid nature of a camping trip without compromising comfort or style. Stay in cozy and furnished domes, tents, yurts and cabins and enjoy forest bathing, cold plunges, hot tubs and barrel saunas.
Many glamping sites operate seasonally and are intimate in scale, so availability is limited; book a luxury glamping experience near you well in advance.
Here’s a list of some of the best places to go glamping in Ontario.
Algonquin Park, Muskoka and Parry Sound
The Northridge Inn & Resort, Sunridge
Cottage country chic meets rustic Canadiana at this idyllic resort setting on Lake Bernard.
In addition to the lodge, cabins and vintage Airstream, opt to stay in luxury glamping tent suite. The Northridge glamping tents offer panoramic lakefront views, cozy goose down duvets, solar electricity, coffeemaker, propane BBQ, a private fire pit and complimentary bath and shower products.
The resort’s largest tent fits up to four individuals. Complimentary continental breakfast is available for all non-event booking events.
Operates seasonally.
Location: 712 South Lake Bernard Road, Sundridge
Four Corners Algonquin, Whitney
Perched on the edge of Algonquin Provincial Park, Four Corners Algonquin offers an array of nature-based experiences for guests of all ages.
From safari tents, tiny homes to group camping tents, Four Corners can host up to 24 people in their various tents.
Bask in the joy of camping while experiencing the convince of crawling into a comfy bed at night, free firewood, BBQ, charging station and more.
Operates seasonally.
Location: 29924 Highway 60, Whitney
Bartlett Lodge
One of very few lodges located within Algonquin Provincial Park, Bartlett offers various ways to stay, including two platformed glamping tents furnished with king-sized beds, fine linens and battery-operated lamps.
Maximum occupancy is two adults per tent. Operates seasonally.
Location: Highway 60, KM 23, 7, Algonquin Park
Tipi Adventures, Bracebridge
Located on 80 acres of lush forest with a large freshwater pond, Tipi Adventure offers tipis that will sleep up to ten people comfortably.
Cots, dishes, pots, firewood and drinking water, are supplied but bring your own sleeping bags and food.
Operates seasonally.
Location: 1325 Beatrice Townline Road, Bracebridge
Muskoka Dome, Bracebridge
Enjoy all the extra touches of a high-end boutique hotel, like heated floors and soft, luxurious bedding, while surrounded by nature.
Muskoka Dome features a kitchen, bathroom, sitting area and bedroom under an insulated geodesic dome, with panoramic views of the forest outside. Customize your stay with add-ons, including a fresh breakfast, DIY massage kit, charcuterie or oyster bar.
Operates year-round.
Location: 1010 Peterson Road, Bracebridge
Pit Stop 518, Kearney
Stay in one of four family-friendly yurts in Almaguin Highlands, a short distance from two iconic Ontario parks: Algonquin and Arrowhead.
The yurts are furnished with bedding, dishes and cutlery, a coffee and tea station, a wood-burning stove and portable power stations. There’s also a fully licenced restaurant on-site.
Operates year-round.
Location: 1734 Highway 518 East, Kearney
Bruce, Grey and Simcoe
Back Forty Camping, Meaford
Experience nature intimately, while still enjoying the comforts of home.
Feel connected to the natural world while enjoying luxurious and cozy comforts in a warm geodesic glamping dome. Back Forty offers two domes, one for solitude amongst the trees and one for open vistas of fields.
All geodesic domes have heated floors, private hot tubs and a maximum occupancy of two guests.
Operates year-round.
Location: 145166, Side Road 16, Meaford
Glen Oro Farm, Hawkestone
The ultimate eco-retreat awaits at Glen Oro Farm, an operational equestrian facility in the scenic hills and forests of Oro-Medonte, just north of Barrie.
Stay in luxury stargazer domes designed to provide the ultimate comfort and connection to nature. Watch the starry night sky above the roomy king-sized bed. Environmentally friendly en suite bathrooms and kitchenettes complete the glamping experience.
Book a guided horseback riding excursion and rejuvenate with a cold plunge and sauna.
The largest luxury tent on site can accommodate up to four guests.
Operates year-round.
Location: 2574 10 Line North, Hawkestone
Glamping at Wishing Well Sanctuary, Markdale
Experience a peaceful glamping retreat for two, for a good cause. At Wishing Well Sanctuary a two night stay in a yurt will help feed the sanctuary’s sheep for two weeks, and the cows for four days.
This experience includes all your glamping essentials, including a comfortable queen-size bed, linen, dishware, a French press coffee maker, and access to rent a kayak or paddleboat to explore around the pond.
You can also book one of the sanctuary’s special events like meeting the rescue farm animals or simply doing some yoga with them.
Additional stylish lodging is available.
Operates seasonally.
York, Durham and Headwaters
Alabaster Acres, Caledon
Located just outside of Caledon, Alabaster Acres offers visitors a taste of farm life plus the lush experience of luxury glamping.
Extra luxurious touches include twinkling lights at night, a Bluetooth speaker, a cozy fire pit and an antique claw foot open-air bath.
Sign up for gardening, handicraft or homesteading workshops.
Operates year-round.
Location: 18692 Hurontario Street, Caledon
Birchwood Luxury Camping, Port Perry
Book a glamping getaway an hour drive out of Toronto. Nestled in a quiet forest on the small peninsula of Scugog Island in Lake Scugog, Birchwood offers two ultra-deluxe geodesic dome glamping sites.
Each heated dome features a sleeping, dining and living area, tasteful decor, floor-to-ceiling windows and a moonroof above the bed. Fresh towels and linens, a barbecue, firewood and free wi-fi are provided.
Two individuals per dome is recommended, but the dome can fit up to four.
Operates year-round.
Location: Port Perry
Haliburton Highlands to the Ottawa Valley
The Woodzzz
Escape to this private geodome surrounded by mature forest, close to Eagle Lake and Silent Lake Provincial Park in Haliburton Highlands.
Panoramic windows and a starlight above will help you feel immersed in nature. The dome rests on a large wooden deck with a barbecue, an outside firepit and a cozy fireplace inside.
Note: Bedding and towels are not provided.
Operates year-round.
Location: Haliburton Highlands
Kawarthas and Northumberland
Escape Maze, Peterborough
Experience riverside glamping and exciting games at Escape Maze in Peterborough.
Located near the Otonobee River, the 52 hectare farm is the place to admire beautiful sunsets and enjoy tactical laser tag, escape rooms and outdoor adventure trails. Glamping packages include one game per night of your stay.
Explore more outdoor fun with Escape Maze’s new disc golf course, which is included with camping bookings.
Sleep comfortably in a large tent furnished with a queen-sized bed made with fresh linens and soft pillows and prepare meals in the outdoor kitchen.
Operates seasonally.
Location: 156 Cedar Bank Road, Peterborough
Whispering Springs Wilderness Retreat, Grafton
Embrace nature in a terrycloth robe while enjoying boutique-quality comforts in the rolling hills of Northumberland County.
Luxury tents are positioned throughout the property, elevated in the trees with private views of the spring-fed ponds and forest.
You’ll love the en suite washrooms with soaker tubs, mood lighting, luxurious linens and towels, and Muskoka chairs on the deck. Plus, there’s a saltwater pool, bar and lounge deck.
The three Treetop Tents share a central common area with a barbeque, kitchenette, outdoor shower and private hot tub. Operates seasonally.
Operates seasonally.
Location: 141 Mercer Lane, Grafton
Southwestern Ontario
Long Point Eco Adventures, St. Williams
Overlooking Long Point Bay and neighbouring Long Point Biosphere, this property offers excitement from zip-lining and canopy tours to kayaking and mountain biking.
It’s also home to nature-based and wellness experiences such as hiking, stargazing and cold plunges.
Choose from wilderness suites and pods, each fitted with an indoor washroom, outdoor shower, hardwood floors and a private deck.
You can also opt for a hot buffet breakfast and an activities concierge.
Operates seasonally.
Location: 1730 Front Road, St. Williams
Homegrown Hideaway, Port Dover
Wake to freshly brewed coffee in a luxurious glamping accommodation near Lynn River and Lynn Valley Trail.
Private and surrounded by nature, the cozy glamping tents are made with all-Canadian materials, repurposed wood and outfitted with modern amenities to make you feel at home.
Bring the feeling of home to the wilderness. Private and surrounded by nature, the cozy glamping tents are made with all-Canadian materials, repurposed wood and outfitted with modern amenities.
Operates seasonally.
Location: 524 St. John’s Road East, Port Dover
Lungovita Beach Retreat, Harrow
Getaway for a glamping adventure in the heart of Essex County wine country on the coast of Lake Erie.
Luxury geodesic domes feature cozy beds, an indoor wood-burning fireplace, a lounge area, a drinkable water supply, heat, electricity and an outdoor fire pit.
Balance relaxation with outdoor adventure. From lake-view hot tubs, a year-round pool, yoga classes, cedar barrel sauna and meditation lounge to kayaks, there’s something for every traveller.
Minimum age requirement of 18.
Operates year-round.
Location: 225 County Road 50 East, Harrow
Texas Longhorn Guest Ranch, Strathroy
Cozy up in a glamping-style covered wagon with a queen bed, lovely linens and a covered porch at this adults-only ranch retreat.
Enjoy fresh coffee or tea before breakfast and hearty ranch-style meals. Chill out poolside and toast marshmallows over your private firepit.
Guests must be 30+ years of age. No pets allowed.
Operates seasonally.
Location: 1745 Melwood Drive, Strathroy
Southeastern Ontario
Fronterra Farm Camp and Brewery, Consecon
Combine deluxe comfort with simple farm life in Prince Edward County.
Pick your own fresh vegetables and dine under the stars before retiring to one of almost a dozen enchanting Canadiana log-framed prospector tents. Each tent features an en suite bathroom, heated outdoor showers, big cozy beds, rustic wood floors and even a reading lounge area.
Operates seasonally.
Location: 240 County Road 27, Consecon
Soper Creek Wilderness Villas, Bowmanville
Stay in a rustic, yurt-style bell tent or a modern, spacious geodome and reconnect with nature in luxury. Each “villa” is furnished with real beds, comfortable seating, lights, solar power and private firepits.
“Villas” are nestled on 12 acres of the Oak Ridges Moraine. Soper Creek Wilderness Villas supports the rescue and rehabilitation efforts at Soper Creek Wildlife Rescue.
Operates seasonally.
Location: 6706 Gibbs Road, Bowmanville
LiL Crow Cabin and Pods, Bay of Quinte
Located on the Bay of Quinte shoreline is an idyllic adult-focused getaway featuring unique tiny glamping pods and a main luxury cabin.
Soak in stunning sunrises, sunsets and night skies. The recreation barn offers games, paddle boards and a lounge area. Be sure to visit owner and Indigenous artist David R. Maracle’s Eagle Pod Gallery.
Huron, Perth, Waterloo and Wellington
The Fieldstone Barn, Elora
Stay in one of four adult-focused, luxury safari tents with private decks located on a small flower farm within walking distance of the quaint village of Elora.
Each luxury tent has an espresso machine, queen sized bed, Bluetooth speaker, hot tub, hammock and access to hiking trails.
Operates seasonally.
Location: 7450 Middlebrook Road, Elora
Niagara Region
Riverside Oasis, Wellandport
Connect with nature on a sustainable yurt farm near Toronto.
Stay overnight in one of three charming Mongolian yurts with central rooftop windows, queen-sized beds with fresh linen, indoor dining and an outdoor patio. Cook complimentary farm fresh eggs and organic produce grown on the farm in an outdoor kitchen area.
Farm tours are free with your stay. Meet and feed alpacas, goats, chickens and sheep, take peaceful walks along river trails and enjoy evening campfires.
Each yurt sleeps two to four.
Operates year-round.
Location: 6696 Canborough Road, Wellandport
Northeastern Ontario
Among The Trees, Birch Island
Experience luxury camping in the peaceful boreal forest of Birch Island, 15 minutes from Manitoulin Island.
Choose from two cozy glamping domes that offer scenic forest views, skylights and modern home comforts like a full mini kitchen. Book a fishing charter or boating tour and enjoy paddling and hiking. The glamping domes can be your home base to visit Manitoulin Island or Killarney Provincial Park.
Operates year-round.
Location: 131 McGregor Bay Road, Birch Island
WildExodus, Timmins
Sleep stylishly and comfortably in one of six rustic chic prospector glamping tents.
See the boreal forest and legendary star-studded skies of Northern Ontario in style in one of six rustic chic prospector glamping tents with raised flooring, fine log furniture, a plush queen-sized bed, delicious local eats and room service.
Operates seasonally.
Location: Kenogamissi Lake, Wawaitin Falls, Timmins
Nature’s Harmony Eco-lodge, Mattawa
Surrounded by 485 acres of pristine wilderness, Nature’s Harmony Ecolodge is a peaceful off-grid escape in the heart of the Laurentian Mountains.
Stay in a traditional, hand-made Mongolian yurt, geodome or canvas tent that exudes coziness and comfort while also minimizing your ecological footprint.
Yurts feature an indoor fireplace, cooking facilities, natural spring water and compost toilet.
Bring your own bedding, food and towels.
Operates year-round.
Location: 574 Snake Creek Road, Mattawa
Last updated: June 5, 2025