Luxurious Safari Tent with Breathtaking Mountain Views for an Unforgettable Glamping Experience near Waynesville, North Carolina
Great Smoky Mountains, Tennessee
A safari-style glamping tent near Waynesville, North Carolina, set up for mountain views and stargazing in the Great Smoky Mountains.
At a glance
- Price
- $$$
- Amenities
- Mountain viewsSecludedStargazing
- Good for
- Couples
- Price
- Upscale
This safari tent sits in the hills outside Waynesville, North Carolina, within reach of Asheville and the Great Smoky Mountains. The setup favors a secluded spot, away from the bustle of nearby towns, with sightlines built around the surrounding peaks.
Inside, the tent trades rustic camping for a more finished glamping style — the kind of canvas structure meant to blur the line between being outdoors and having real shelter. Mountain views are a centerpiece here, and the site is positioned for clear nights, making it a draw for anyone hoping to see stars without city light interference.
It's built with couples in mind, suited to a quiet few nights rather than a group trip. The upscale price tier reflects the glamping format — comfort-focused, not a bare tent — though exact nightly rates, sleeping capacity, and minimum stay aren't listed here and should be confirmed directly on the booking page.
Booking runs through Booking.com, where the listing is held under its full name referencing the mountain views and Waynesville-area location. As with most glamping stays, checking the specific dates, cancellation policy, and what's included (bedding, bathroom access, power) before confirming is worth the extra few minutes on the booking page.
Good to know
- How do I book this safari tent?
- Booking is handled through Booking.com via the listing's official page; search dates there to see availability and current pricing.
- Where exactly is it located?
- It's in the North Carolina 28785 area near Waynesville, close to Asheville and within the Great Smoky Mountains region.
- Is this a good spot for stargazing?
- Yes, the site is marketed around stargazing and mountain views, suggesting a secluded setting with minimal light pollution.
- Is it suited for families or groups?
- The listing is classified for couples; sleeping capacity isn't specified, so check the Booking.com page for exact guest limits.
- What's the price range?
- It falls into the upscale price tier, but exact nightly rates aren't listed here — confirm current pricing directly on the booking page.
Details checked November 3, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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