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Getaways with stargazing

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  • Oregon Coast, Oregon

    Glamping tents and geodesic domes spread across 58 acres of Oregon coastline between Cape Kiwanda and Cape Lookout, under two hours from Portland.

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  • Joshua Tree, California

    A three-bedroom hilltop lodge three miles from Joshua Tree National Park, with a pool, hot tub, sauna and mountain views for up to six guests.

    $$$$Book on Wander
  • Woodnest

    Treehouse

    Hardangerfjord, Vestland

    A secluded treehouse above Hardangerfjord near Odda, Norway, reached by a 20-60 minute forest hike, built for couples and two-night minimum stays.

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  • Sequoia, California

    A riverside lodge with twelve rooms and ten cabins one minute from the entrance to Sequoia National Park in Three Rivers, California.

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  • Glacier National Park, Montana

    A concrete-cylinder glamping tent on 37 private acres near Coram, Montana, seven miles from Glacier National Park's west entrance, sleeping two.

  • Mount Shasta, California

    Vintage cabooses and cabins on a 43-acre wooded property along Little Castle Creek in Dunsmuir, near Mount Shasta.

  • Khumbu, Koshi Province

    A 10-room mountain lodge on Kongde Ri in the Khumbu, reached by a quiet trail away from the main Everest route, with views of five 8,000m peaks.

  • Bryce Canyon, Utah

    Secluded cabins, bungalows and treehouses near Bryce Canyon National Park in Tropic, Utah, with hot tubs, fireplaces and canyon views.

  • Bryce Canyon, Utah

    Off-grid glamping tents near Bryce Canyon, with shared bathhouses, campfire area and stargazing, 15 minutes from the park visitor center.

  • Cradle Mountain, Tasmania

    Geodesic domes with ensuites and wood heating sit in the foothills of Mt. Roland, a 15-minute drive from Sheffield, Tasmania.

  • Grandview, Tennessee

    A glamping tent set on 42 forested acres near Grandview, Tennessee, with trail access, a fire pit and pet-friendly stays.

  • Todos Santos, Baja California Sur

    A three-suite house on Brisas Del Pacifico in Todos Santos with a saltwater pool, hot tub, and rooftop firepit for groups or families.

  • East Zion Resort

    Container home

    Zion, Utah

    A glamping resort in Orderville, Utah, with yurts, tiny homes, treehouses and container cabins between Zion and Bryce Canyon.

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  • Bow, Washington

    A yurt set on a 20-acre property in Bow, Washington, with trail access, a fire pit and shared bathhouse, bookable through Hipcamp.

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  • San Juan Islands, Washington

    A secluded cabin in Eastsound on Orcas Island with a fireplace, full kitchen, and dark skies for stargazing, booked through Vacasa.

    $$Book on Vacasa
  • Shiojiri, Nagano

    Dome-tent glamping on a riverside site near Shiojiri, Nagano, with fire pits, mountain views and staff-assisted cooking for families, couples and groups.

  • Jackson Hole, Wyoming

    Cabins on an 80-year-old guest ranch in Wilson, Wyoming, minutes from Jackson and Grand Teton National Park.

  • Bryce Canyon, Utah

    Newly built cabins in Hatch, Utah, along the Sevier River, positioned between Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park, sleeping up to six.

    $$$
  • Arches Hut

    Tiny house

    Moab, Utah

    A stand-alone tiny house with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a loft, set just outside Moab, Utah, minutes from Arches National Park.

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  • Icehotel

    Mountain lodge

    Jukkasjärvi, Norrbotten County

    A seasonal ice-and-snow hotel on the Torne River in Jukkasjärvi, rebuilt each winter near Kiruna, 200 km north of the Arctic Circle.

    $$$$
  • Jackson Hole, Wyoming

    Heated geodesic domes five minutes from Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and Grand Teton National Park, with mountain views, sauna, and fire pit.

    $$$
  • Vijarhia, Madhya Pradesh

    Six treehouses on 21 acres beside Bandhavgarh National Park in Umaria, Madhya Pradesh, with jungle dining and safari access.

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  • Bryce Canyon, Utah

    Yurts near Bryce Canyon National Park in Panguitch, Utah, with trail access, a fireplace, and dark skies for stargazing.

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