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  • Joshua Tree, California

    Hidden Passage Guest Ranch is a secluded 130-acre canyon property in Morongo Valley with two-bedroom cottages that sleep up to 14, 25 minutes from Joshua Tree.

    Book on Hipcamp
  • Palomar Mountain, California

    A 67-acre off-grid ranch on Palomar Mountain with yurts, glamping tents, tiny houses and a cabin from $68 a night, plus HipCamp camping sites.

    $$Book on Hipcamp
  • Moab, Utah

    A 50-acre ranch in the La Sal Mountains offers seven private cabins with canyon and mountain views, 20 miles from downtown Moab, Utah.

  • Gatherwild Ranch

    Glamping tent

    Catskills, New York

    Gatherwild Ranch has eight glamping tents and ranch-style shelters spread across hillside farmland in the Catskills area of New York's Hudson Valley.

  • Williams, Arizona

    A new-build A-frame on 1.5 fenced acres near Williams, Arizona, about 45 minutes from the Grand Canyon's South Rim, sleeping four.

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  • A dog-friendly A-frame cabin on 3 private wooded acres in Vermont's Green Mountains, with a queen loft, a double/twin room, and a fenced yard.

  • Young Harris, Georgia

    A 3-bedroom A-frame on Brasstown Creek in Young Harris, Georgia, sleeping 6 with a hot tub and fire pit, from $225 a night.

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  • Sevierville, Tennessee

    A stilted A-frame near Sevierville with a hot tub, barrel sauna and fire pit, built for couples, from $250 a night.

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  • Forest Lakes Estates, Arizona

    A two-bedroom A-frame cabin on the Mogollon Rim near Forest Lakes, Arizona, backing onto Sitgreaves National Forest, from $138 a night.

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  • The Cozy-A

    A-Frame

    Blue Ridge, Georgia

    A two-bedroom A-frame near Blue Ridge, Georgia, with a private hot tub, barrel sauna, fire pit and a driveway pickleball court, from $260 a night.

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  • Fairplay, Colorado

    A two-bedroom A-frame on a 5-acre plateau outside Fairplay, Colorado, with mountain views, Starlink wifi and a fenced yard for dogs.

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