
Luxury Under the Stars: 3 Glamping Escapes Near Portsmouth, NH
LOVE the peace that the outdoors brings you, but hate dealing with the bugs?
Here are three glamping sites around Portsmouth, New Hampshire, that you can escape to for a weekend getaway or even a family vacation.
You in?
Turn your camping experience up a notch with "glamping." You won’t be sleeping on a sleeping bag or an air mattress, and you definitely won’t have to bathe in the lake.
These glamping sites provide you with real beds, bedding, bathrooms, and yes, even kitchens! It’s basically luxury in the woods, and I can promise you… you’ll love it.
Huttopia in Albany, New Hampshire
Huttopia in Albany, NH, is perfect if you actually want things to do during your stay. You can start your morning with outdoor yoga, grab something at their café bistro, take a dip in the outdoor pool, or end the night at an outdoor movie.
If you’re bringing the family, they’ve really thought of everything, from live music, magicians for the kids, and even canoes or kayaks for your next little adventure.
And honestly, the small details make it even better. Linens and towels are included, and if you have a baby, they’ll even provide a bed and a high chair.
According to their website, you’ll also get a barbecue and either a kitchenette or a full kitchen kit with everything you need to cook and clean. You can even bring your dog! Just be ready to unplug a bit… There's no WiFi here.
Postcard Cabins in Epsom, NH
Postcard Cabins in Epsom, NH, is for you if you like the idea of camping but still want your own modern little space. Each cabin is heated and comes with a private bathroom, kitchenette, picnic table, fire pit, and grill.
Pets are welcome (there’s a $50 fee), which is always a plus.
There aren’t organized activities on site, but that’s kind of the point. They give you the chance to explore nearby spots or just relax and enjoy the quiet.
It’s a really nice mix of being outdoors while still having your own comfortable, secluded space.
Sandy Pines Camping in Kennebunkport, ME
Sandy Pines Camping in Kennebunkport, Maine, probably has the most variety out of all of these. You can choose from luxury tents, hideaway huts, cottages, RV sites, whimsical tiny houses, and even unique stays like a Glass House or a Conestoga Wagon.
If you go for one of the more unique options, just keep in mind they’re usually limited to two people (perfect for a couple’s vaca). The “couples cottages” are fully furnished with a king bed, heat and AC, chandelier (yes, really), mini fridge, linens, and towels.
Family cottages are great too, with a king bed, two twin beds, heat and AC, mini fridge, lighting, and a fire pit for those cozy nights. Just one heads up, if you’re bringing your dog, skip the hideaway huts since they’re not pet-friendly.
READ MORE: Kennebunkport, Maine, Campground Named Among 5 Best Places for Glamping in Nation
At the end of the day, glamping is just the best of both worlds. You get the fresh air, the quiet, and all those outdoorsy vibes, without giving up the comfort we all secretly don’t want to live without.
Let us know if you’ve been to one of these or plan on going!
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