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.

Sedona, Arizona

One-bedroom cabins with creek frontage and a hot tub along Oak Creek Canyon on Highway 89A outside Sedona, Arizona, sleeping two.

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.

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.

Ozarks, Arkansas

Yurts near Galena, Missouri, in the Ozarks, set up for unplugged stays, couples' trips, and group gatherings or events.

Gold Hill, Colorado

An off-grid treehouse-and-cabin pairing in Gold Hill, Colorado's oldest mining town, with mountain views and no electricity or wifi.

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.

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.