Best Glamping near Kerby, OR
Cedar Bloom glamping accommodations include safari-style canvas tents and secluded cabins set along the Illinois River near Cave Junction, approximately 14 miles southwest of Kerby. These distinctive structures feature comfortable sleeping areas, picnic tables, and access to shared amenities including open-air showers with river views, composting toilets, and a communal kitchen. "Cedar Bloom is a hippie loving oasis. Start your morning with a shower over looking the river or enjoy the zen sauna," noted one reviewer. Lake Selmac offers additional glamping options with yurts that provide heated indoor spaces perfect for winter stays, allowing visitors to experience the natural surroundings year-round while maintaining comfort in cooler temperatures.
The Illinois River provides a focal point for activities at Cedar Bloom, where guests enjoy swimming in both shallow areas and deeper swimming holes, with opportunities to float down mild rapids during summer months. Smoke on the Water at Lake Selmac supplements water recreation with paddleboat, kayak, canoe, and paddleboard rentals directly across from their property. According to a camper, "It's a beautiful lake with good fishing, though not great for swimming due to weeds." Beyond water activities, the region surrounding these glamping destinations offers access to Oregon Caves National Monument, hiking in the Siskiyou Mountains, and proximity to the redwoods. Most glamping sites in the area maintain availability year-round, though amenities and activities vary seasonally with summer offering the fullest experience.