Best Glamping near Silverton, OR
Silver Falls State Park Campground and Camp Dakota offer several deluxe glamping accommodations nestled among Oregon's forested landscapes. The glamping options at Silver Falls include cozy cabins and yurts with comfortable beds, electricity, and heating to ensure year-round comfort regardless of weather conditions. Camp Dakota, located in nearby Scotts Mills, features premium glamping yurts and canvas tent accommodations with picnic tables and fire rings, providing an elevated outdoor experience while maintaining proximity to modern amenities like showers and drinking water. The sites are situated on spacious, semi-private grounds surrounded by towering trees that create a secluded atmosphere. One camper noted, "Our yurt was comfortable and we enjoyed disc golf, archery, axe throwing, a fun general store and an escape room. We came in thinking it was a little on the spendy side, to ending up thinking it was a bargain."
The glamping locations provide exceptional access to outdoor recreation and unique activities without sacrificing comfort. Camp Dakota distinguishes itself with adventure offerings including ziplines, treetop canopy obstacles, and an escape room experience rarely found at camping destinations. Silver Falls State Park glamping sites serve as an ideal base camp for exploring the nationally recognized Trail of Ten Falls, where visitors can hike behind spectacular waterfalls while staying in climate-controlled accommodations. Seasonal programming enhances the glamping experience, with summer activities reaching their peak from Memorial Day through September. Champoeg State Heritage Area and Mt. Hood Village Resort also offer glamping accommodations within driving distance of Silverton, featuring yurts with electricity and convenient access to local attractions. According to a visitor, "The sites are really well maintained, it has clean bathrooms with showers. You can get firewood there and sites are not too dense so you get some privacy. The best part is that it's located in the middle of the state park."
