Getaways with no wi-fi (unplugged) in United States

McCall, Idaho

A seven-person cabin near Payette Lake in McCall, Idaho, with trail access and no Wi-Fi, booked through Casago.

San Juan Islands, Washington

Canvas tents on cedar platforms tucked into Moran State Park's South End Loop on Orcas Island, with trail access and no Wi-Fi, open June 18 to August 30.

Flagstaff, Arizona

A one-bedroom A-frame cabin near Flagstaff, Arizona, sleeping four with no Wi-Fi, set among forest and meadow for hiking and biking.

Bryce Canyon, Utah

Off-grid, waterfront glamping tents near Bryce Canyon in Alton, Utah, booked through Resnexus, with no Wi-Fi and no pets allowed.

San Juan Islands, Washington

Waterfront log cabins on Orcas Island in the San Juan Islands, with wood stoves, fire pits and no Wi-Fi, running since 1939.

Egg Harbor City, New Jersey

A tech-free cabin in the NJ Pine Barrens near Hammonton, sleeping 8, with a hot tub, fire pit and full kitchen, under an hour from Philly.

Greeneville, Tennessee

Off-grid ranch stay in Greeneville, Tennessee, with no Wi-Fi, built for groups and families wanting a secluded, unplugged few days.

Port Orchard, Washington

A 24-foot yurt on a 22-acre farm outside Port Orchard, Washington, sleeping up to 10 with a composting toilet, fire pit and no Wi-Fi.

Joshua Tree, California

An off-grid geodesic dome near Joshua Tree, California, with wifi, pet-friendly stays, and desert mountain views, booked through Glamping Hub.

Lyle, Washington

A two-bedroom yurt set in a meadow near the Columbia River Gorge in Lyle, Washington, sleeping up to five with trail access nearby.

White Salmon, Washington

A hand-built, one-bedroom yurt six miles from White Salmon, Washington, with a peekaboo view of Mt. Hood and no Wi-Fi.