Yurt in United States

Marble Falls, Texas

An adults-only glamping tent with a private hot tub and fire pit on riverfront acreage off RM 1431 in Marble Falls, Texas.

San Juan Islands, Washington

An 82-acre lakefront resort near Friday Harbor with yurts, log cabins, glamping tents and a lodge, about eight minutes from town.

White Salmon, Washington

A one-bedroom yurt or treehouse near White Salmon, Washington, with a hot tub and fire pit, from $222.86 a night and a three-night minimum.

Tres Piedras, New Mexico

Glamping tipis and a large yurt sit beside a mountain stream in Carson National Forest near Taos, with nightly rates from $130 to $600.

White Salmon, Washington

A one-bedroom off-grid yurt or treehouse near White Salmon, Washington, with a private hot tub, fire pit and a three-night minimum stay.

Delta County, Colorado

A waterfront yurt with a hot tub near Grand Mesa National Forest in Delta County, Colorado, with Wi-Fi and pet-friendly rules.

Reedsport, Oregon

Rustic cabins and deluxe yurts inside Umpqua Lighthouse State Park near Reedsport, Oregon, set along freshwater Lake Marie with trail access and pet-friendly

Zion, Utah

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

Kauai, Hawaii

A nonprofit campground on Anahola Bay in Kauai with yurts, bungalows, and tent sites steps from the shore.

Ozarks, Arkansas

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

Hudson, Colorado

An off-grid tipi on a working horse ranch in Hudson, Colorado, set on the water and open to pets, about an hour from Denver.

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.