Finding a quaint cabin in one of the many beautiful corners of our country is one of the best ways find peace and tranquility, or to have an adventure. There are private campgrounds with cabins of every size ranging from “rustic” to “glamping” levels of quality nestled in some of the most scenic parts of America. Here are a few of our favorites:
Campgrounds in Tennessee
Tennessee is home to some of the most beautiful getaways in the country. Gatlinburg is sometimes called the honeymoon capital of the nation, and offers outdoor activities and shops, shows, museums, and even helicopter tours. About a 15 minute drive from Gatlinburg is Pigeon Forge, which has world class hikes and rafting outings, as well as Dollywood, and other attractions. Of course, if you’re in Tennessee, you can’t go wrong with a pitstop in Nashville for some honkey tonk fun, or a visit to the Jack Daniels factory and museum.
Cabins in Missouri
Branson, Missouri is within a days drive of over half of the country. Renting a cabin in one of the many private campgrounds in and around Branson is a great way to soak in the scenery, as well as some of the best live entertainment in the country. If you visit Branson, make sure to take a walk down the famous 76 County Boulevard, which is where many country singers got their start.
Getaways in Cape Cod
If you haven’t been to Cape Cod yet, you need to get out a pen and paper and add it to your bucket list, pronto! Home to the Kennedy family and their famous “compound”, Cape Cod has an irresistible mixture of the history and charm of New England and the natural beauty of a coastal town. You can find vacation cottages with incredible views of the ocean, within walking distance of some of the finest sea food restaurants in the country.
Adventures in the Land of Enchantment
If you are looking for an autumn camping adventure, a great place to visit is New Mexico. The famous Hot Air Balloon Festival is hosted in Albuquerque in October, and is an experience everyone should have at least once in their life. While in Albuquerque, you can also enjoy one of the longest aerial trams in the world with the Sandia Peak Tramway, which stretches from the city into the Sandia Mountains. If you’re looking for a quaint spot to enjoy the fall foliage in New Mexico, book yourself a cabin in one of the many remote private campgrounds of Santa Fe, home to mountains, forrests, and some of the world’s best folk art.
Cabin Rentals in Colorado
The words “Colorado” and “cabins” are practically synonymous. Whether you want the museums and dining of Denver, the incredible hikes and Elk sightings of Estes Park, the world class ski resorts of Aspen, or the huge expanses of rugged nature found in the Rocky Mountains, there is a cabin destination for everyone in Colorado.
Where is your favorite place to rent a cabin? Do you have a great spot that we didn’t mention? Please let us know in the comment section below.
