Yes, “roughing it” might not be your thing when you go on a trip to Texas.
If you want all the amenities of an upscale hotel to brighten up your camping adventure, consider indulging in a “yurt” tent cocoon near Texas Hill Country. Being in the Airbnb Texas spotlight is “Yurtopia“featuring three cozy yurt sites, including the Sasha Ger, Lena Ger and Becca Ger.
“We had the most relaxing, peaceful, and fun times…and watched the sunset, sunrise, and stars from the upper deck late each night,” Airbnb guest Trina wrote.
Some of the amenities include 10 acres of nature trails, a private rooftop terrace for the best star gazing, a hot tub, and a fire pit.
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What this Texas yurt experience offers guests is a private resort setting to simply unplug and “turn off the world during your stay at Yurtopia and soak up the sights, sights and sounds of the Texas Hill Country woods” .
Some of the amenities include 10 acres of nature trails, a private rooftop terrace for the best star gazing, a hot tub, and a fire pit. Guests can stay overnight for $371 a night. Run by Airbnb Superhosts Ann-Tyler and Brian, this yurt destination has a 4.97 rating, an accolade earned by great stays in a great location.
What this Texas yurt experience offers guests is more of a private resort setting to simply unplug, “turn off the world while you’re at Yurtopia” on this private rooftop terrace.
Airbnb/Yurtopia“Amazing hideaway in paradise! First class all the way…will be back!” Airbnb guest Jennifer wrote.
From yurts to luxury tents to domes, the love of Texas glamping is all about experiencing the rustic outdoors in non-traditional accommodations filled with comfort.
If you like stargazing and privacy, this place could be ideal. It has 10 acres of nature trails, a private rooftop terrace for the best star gazing, a hot tub, and a fire pit.
Airbnb/Yurtopia“With glamping, you don’t have to have outdoor experience,” HoneyTrek glamping blogger Anne Howard told Chron. “It’s easy access to nature, with creative structures like teepees and treehouses. These places tread lightly on the terrain and blend in with nature.”
One of the main appeals of glamping, especially amid the pandemic, is that it takes some of the logistical nightmares of camping out of the equation, Howard said.
. If you want all the amenities of an upscale hotel to brighten up your camping adventure, consider indulging in a “yurt” tent cocoon near Texas Hill Country.
Airbnb/Yurtopia“Glamping has taken all the hard work out of camping. That’s why it’s becoming more and more popular,” Howard said. “It’s also about sustainable practices and providing a truly authentic and unique experience. It should be a place of heart and intention.”
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