Escape. Explore. Experience. Glamping. Welcome to our handpicked collection of unique glamping sites, where extraordinary outdoor experiences await. From wineries to farm-to-table delights, lakeside tranquility to forest hideaways, and desert marvels with mountain views, our diverse glamping destinations in the USA catering to every adventurous spirit.

The Portal at Splitrock Farm & Retreat Nestled beside the iconic Split Rock and a seasonal creek, The Portal offers a peaceful glamping escape in a wall tent with a cozy queen bed. Splitrock Farm & Retreat spans 101 scenic acres with views of the Pacific horizon and Big Bear, and miles of walking and biking trails, including the Splitrock 5K. Guests are invited to explore, enjoy yoga and wellness events like sound baths and group hikes, and meet the farm’s free-roaming goats, sheep, and alpacas, as well as friendly guardian dogs who keep wildlife at bay. At the Oak Grove Communal Area, enjoy games, fire pits, and an outdoor kitchen. The Camp Shop, located in the Oak Grove’s shipping container, offers essentials like firewood, snacks, and bug spray on weekends. Splitrock is close to nearby adventures, with Santa Margarita River Trail, Santa Rosa Plateau, and the wine tasting of Temecula just a short drive away.

Nestled in the scenic coastal mountains of Southern California, Splitrock Farm & Retreat offers a serene escape just minutes from downtown Fallbrook. This 101-acre retreat features breathtaking views of Mt. Palomar and the Pacific horizon, miles of hiking and biking trails, and a welcoming farm environment with free-roaming animals. Conveniently located near Temecula’s wine country, the Santa Margarita River Trail, and the Santa Rosa Plateau, it’s a perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts and wellness seekers alike. Splitrock is located: 5 miles from downtown Fallbrook - a scenic 10-minute drive to several restaurants, shops, groceries, and gas, 14 miles from all the major stores plus wine tasting in Temecula 1 mile east of Camp Pendleton Nature Preserve to enjoy the views. 3 miles to The Santa Margarita River Trail has a large parking. It's a beautiful trail along a natural river lined with trees, and maybe you can find the locals swimming hole and tire swings where the river meets the road. 11 miles to the Santa Rosa Plateau offers miles of trails.