Tips and Destinations for Winter Camping

According to Kampgrounds of America’s 2023 report, 38 percent of campers say they will camp during the winter season while another 27 percent say they are thinking about it. Benefits of winter camping include fewer crowds, snowy scenery and opportunities to ski. Cabins and glamping are also growing in popularity this winter season. Here are five winter camping destinations and tips.

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National Parks RV Trip

Rent with Blacksford for a fully stocked Mercedes-Benz Sprinter overland adventure vehicle from Winnebago for national parks trips. The vehicles offer unlimited miles, bedding, kitchen supplies, bath supplies, a free annual pass to the national parks, 24-hour roadside assistance and no generator fees. For those who need help planning their trip, use AdventureGenie, an AI-powered camping trip planner.

Tiny House Glamping

Wyoming’s Fireside Resort offers 25 luxurious tiny house rental units designed by Wheelhaus. The resort is situated a short distance from Grand Teton National Park and the Jackson Hole ski slopes, making it the perfect place for a winter ski or camping trip.

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Glamping in the Galapagos

Winter is one of the best times of the year to visit the Galapagos Islands. The Finch Bay Galapagos Hotel partnered with Scalesia Galapagos Lodge to offer a new program with glamping in luxury tents on Isabela Island, daytrips on the Sea Lion yacht and visits to remote and mysterious places highlighting the diversity of the archipelago.

Inca Trail Luxury Camping

Adventure Life’s Luxury Inca Trail combines a classic trek with an upscale camping experience. Guests see glacier-covered peaks and descend into lush, green cloud forests on the way to Machu Picchu. Enjoy incredible views, sleeping on cots, hot showers and fine cuisine in a portable dining tent.

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Death Valley Camping & Cycling

Explore Death Valley National Park, America’s second-largest national park, by bike and on foot during a tour with Escape Adventures. Outdoor enthusiasts have the opportunity to explore the park’s 3.3 million acres and 350 miles of road and trails.