Best Glamping in Texas
Pedernales Falls State Park and Tyler State Park house some of Texas' most distinctive glamping accommodations, where canvas-walled luxury tents and boutique yurts blend outdoor adventure with upscale comfort. These state park glamping options feature real beds with quality linens, climate control systems, and access to upgraded shower facilities while maintaining proximity to natural attractions. At El Cosmico in Marfa, unique accommodations range from stylish yurts to vintage trailers and teepees, all thoughtfully designed with artistic touches and comfortable furnishings. Many Texas glamping sites provide electricity, private decks, and kitchenettes, elevating the outdoor experience beyond traditional camping. One guest shared, "Teepee is nice and host is accommodating - brought towels quickly, lots of beverages and food in store waiting for the heat to die down and night to fall."
South Llano River State Park glamping units sit along pristine waterways, offering direct access to fishing, swimming, and paddling opportunities just steps from luxury canvas accommodations. Visitors appreciate the stargazing opportunities at these remote locations, with minimal light pollution creating spectacular night sky viewing. According to a recent visitor, "The RV sites are spacious, and the grounds are spaced out nicely. The river access is nice." Dinosaur Valley State Park combines glamping comfort with unique natural history, allowing guests to explore prehistoric dinosaur tracks by day and return to plush safari-style tents by night. Most Texas glamping destinations require advance reservations, especially during peak spring and fall seasons when temperatures are ideal for enjoying the blend of outdoor adventure and luxury camping amenities. Many locations offer special packages that include guided experiences, from wildlife viewing to horseback riding through scenic Texas landscapes.
