23 Best Places to Go Glamping in Ontario

Adventure by day, comfort after dark. If you haven’t tried the camping-meets-cozy-chic experience that is glamping, now is your chance. From romantic stargazing pods to floating domes and kid-approved treehouses, glamping in Ontario offers unforgettable options for every style and budget.

Whether you’re planning a summer getaway or escaping to the outdoors in the off-season, these glamping accommodations are convenient and comfortable in any weather. Innovative designs mean dozing off to raindrops is just as relaxing as sleeping under the stars, making glamping perfect for the whole family—even reluctant campers. Even better, your glampsite is ready to enjoy when you arrive, maximizing fun outdoor time and taking the work out of camping.

Glamping options across Ontario are popular, especially in summer, so be sure to reserve your stay well in advance to avoid disappointment.

For glamping in snow season, check out our shortlist of the Best Winter Glamping in Ontario.

Bartlett Lodge Tent & Breakfast, Algonquin Provincial Park

Enjoy a luxury camping “tent and breakfast” experience in the heart of Algonquin Park. After a cedar-canvas boat shuttle across Cache Lake to water-access-only Bartlett Lodge, settle into your platform tent. These spacious canvas tents recall the 1920s style of accommodation at the Park, complete with seating area, private deck and king-size bed with cozy wool blankets. A gourmet breakfast is served in the historic lodge dining room every morning, and use of complimentary canoes and kayaks is included with your stay. Ask about their vacation packages for a romantic escape with your special someone.

Four Corners Algonquin – Safari Tent Glamping

Perfect for families, first-time campers and friend groups, Four Corners Algonquin offers affordable glamping experiences on the edge of Algonquin Provincial Park. Guests enjoy easy access to the Park’s famed lakes, trails and wildlife-watching from a selection of cozy canvas safari tents and bunkies nestled in the forest. Tents sleep up to four or six campers, with pet-friendly accommodations so canine companions can sniff for squirrels while you enjoy a hot shower and king-size bed. The site features a covered cooking area for rainy days and camping equipment rental if needed. On-site guided experiences are a fun add-on for the nature curious in your group. Choose from stargazing, sensory walks, learn to fish outings and more.

Manitoulin Eco Park – Tipi Glamping on Manitoulin Island

Rich in outdoor activities and Indigenous cultural experiences, Manitoulin Island is the perfect destination for an active family vacation. Spend the day hiking, cycling, or learning about Ojibwe history and traditions on a Guided Canoe Tour or Spirit Walk. Then end the day in glamping comfort at Manitoulin Eco Park in your own plains-style tipi nestled in the forest. The Eco Park is also a designated Dark Sky Preserve, making this a fantastic spot to enjoy stargazing or keep watch for Northern Lights. Don’t miss their unique dark sky events—like guided night hikes and astronomy nights—while you’re here.

Pit Stop 518 Yurts, Kearney

Located in the Almaguin Highlands, a short distance from both Algonquin and Arrowhead provincial parks, Pit Stop 518 offers three authentic Mongolian yurts with everything you need for a fun family glamping adventure or cozy couples’ getaway. Each yurt features real beds, a portable power station, seating area, coffee/tea station and woodstove for chilly nights. For rustic authenticity, there’s a private outhouse and outdoor cooking area. Pet-friendly; ask about their charcuterie packages for an extra-special glamping treat.

Among the Trees – Glamping Domes on Birch Island

Surrounded by mature maple canopy and just steps from the island-studded waters of McGregor Bay, Among the Trees luxury glamping domes are the perfect place to disconnect while enjoying everything Manitoulin, Killarney and the Bay of Islands have to offer outdoor enthusiasts. The property’s two large stargazer domes boast deluxe beds, a full mini kitchen and indoor bathroom with spacious private decks and outdoor showers. The larger Maple House dome sleeps four, while the cozy Canopy House dome is perfect for couples. Among the Trees founder Brian Still is a member of Whitefish River First Nation and shares his local expertise on guided paddling, hiking, fishing and boat tours.

Sleeping Giant Provincial Park – Glamping Cabins

Picture a landscape of towering 1,000-foot red rock cliffs rising out of the restless waters of the world’s largest lake. Now imagine the bluffs layered with thick boreal forest and resembling the figure of a giant sleeping on his back. Such is the storybook scenery at Sleeping Giant Provincial Park, situated east of Thunder Bay. Skirting the wild shores of Lake Superior and climbing to breathtaking lookouts, the Park’s hiking and mountain biking trails are among the most scenic in the province. Five rustic cabins stretch the definition of glamping, offering year-round comfort complete with kitchen, full bathroom and three bedrooms (sleeps six).

Beachfront Glamping Domes on Lake Superior

Occupying a dramatic perch at the mouth of the Michipicoten River, the Glamdome at Naturally Superior Adventures’ Rock Island Lodge is the only glamping accommodation right on the shore of Lake Superior. Floor-to-ceiling windows maximize moody lake views at this sensationally situated glamping dome just minutes from Wawa. Re-energize while listening to the sounds of the waves and watching sunrise from the comfort of a queen-size bed. Beachfront canvas platform tents and the simple “Goose dome” are also available. After a restful sleep, you’ll be ready to enjoy one of the many paddling adventures on offer here, including guided half- or full-day kayak trips, stand-up paddleboarding, canoeing and eco tours.

Luxury Glamping Dome on Lake Temagami

Imagine waking up in your king-size bed to stunning sunrise views and the possibility of a refreshing morning swim just a hop, skip and jump away. Chic Shore’s floating geodesic dome takes glamping to a whole new level of luxury. Moored alongside your own private, pine-dotted island in beautiful Lake Temagami, this floating outpost is equipped with luxury linens, a hot outdoor shower, and a Keurig coffee maker, pizza oven, cook-top, fridge and barbecue for simple self-catering. Two bedrooms sleep up to five guests, making this a great glamping option for families. When you’re ready to pull yourself away from all these comforts, a canoe and paddleboards invite you to explore Temagami’s tranquil waters at your leisure.

Tiny Village Parry Sound

Not everyone can afford (or wants) the full RV or cottage experience. That’s what the new owners of Tiny Village Parry Sound based their “nature village” concept around. They took a lovingly maintained traditional RV campground perched on the shores of peaceful DeBois Lake and added budget-friendly glamping domes and beachfront bunkies to the mix. Choose the Terra Dome for a secluded forest setting or book the Beach Dome for lakefront views; both sleep four and are pet-friendly.

Minaki Yurt Adventures, Kenora

For a truly remote Northern Ontario glamping getaway, make the trip to Minaki Yurt Adventures. Nestled on a serene lake in the boreal forest north of Kenora, the site offers a range of affordable four-season yurts as well as a spacious tipi overlooking Camp Lake. This isn’t roughing it—each option features comfortable beds with electricity and well-stocked kitchen facilities. You’ll also enjoy access to canoes, paddleboards, a bouldering wall, a wood-fired sauna, and 20 kilometres of hiking and mountain biking trails that begin right outside your door.

Quetico Provincial Park – Glamping Pods & Cabins

This wilderness class provincial park in Northwestern Ontario is a magnet for canoe trippers. But you don’t need to venture deep into the backcountry to experience the magic of Quetico. The Park’s family-friendly Dawson Trail campgrounds offer two snug glamping pods as well as two comfortably outfitted rustic cabins so you can hike, paddle and stargaze late into the night—then get a great sleep and wake ready for more adventure in the morning. Both options feature electric lighting and heating; the cabins also include kitchen facilities.

Back Forty Glamping Domes, Meaford

The secluded all-season luxury domes at Back Forty Glamping offer something for every nature-lover. Each spacious dome boasts floor-to-ceiling windows to immerse guests in the natural beauty of the Niagara Escarpment. Forest domes feature a stargazer window above the king-size bed, while the meadow domes offer expansive views. Expect plenty of comforts, including a kitchenette, full bath, cozy propane fireplace for cold nights, and private deck with outdoor hot tub. Back Forty Glamping domes sleep two guests, with a fully accessible dome available. Enjoy on-site walking trails, a delightful forest library and electric sauna.

Pukaskwa National Park – oTENTik Glampsites

Dramatic pink granite cliffs rising from Lake Superior’s azure waters, a breathtaking suspension bridge, and hidden beaches with an edge-of-the-world feel put Pukaskwa National Park at the top of many experienced campers’ bucket lists. Instead of sleeping on the ground after your adventures, the national park campground offers five comfortable oTENTik glamping sites nestled in the boreal forest near Hattie Cove. Part canvas tent, part rustic cabin, each site can accommodate up to six people, making them perfect for families and small groups. Indoor seating, electricity and a woodstove make these a comfy option in any weather.

Deer Lake Wilderness Retreat, South River

Surrounded by the wild beauty of the Almaguin Highlands, Deer Lake Wilderness Retreat offers four-season comfort near the western edge of Algonquin Park. Glamping options include a glamping dome with stargazer skylight, boho bell tents, and a cozy tiny cabin in the woods. Romantic touches make these ideal for a couple’s glamping getaway (furry friends are welcome, too!).

Black River Wilderness Park, Washago

This recently reopened and revitalized campground straddles the island-studded channels of Muskoka’s scenic Black River. Operated by the Chippewas of Rama First Nation, Black River Wilderness Park offers affordable glamping yurts, tipis and new tiny cabins overlooking the river. Long a favourite of area whitewater paddlers, the Black River’s playful class I-II rapids begin at the camping area and are best run spring through early summer. By midsummer, the shallow channels become a watery playground for family floats. Paddle upstream for lovely flatwater sightseeing all season long, stroll the riverside hiking trails, or join an Indigenous cultural experience to learn about traditional First Nation values and plant medicine while watching for resident otters and beavers.

Grotto Getaway, Tobermory

Perched on the Bruce Peninsula near Tobermory, Grotto Getaway offers easy access to the region’s spectacular parks, limestone cliffs and crystal-clear waters. For a charming couples’ stay, try their canvas bell tents, which sleep two and resemble a cross between a round yurt and a traditional prospector tent. Families can check out the property’s deluxe four-person geodomes, complete with skylights, indoor dining area and premium beds.

ReLive Retreat – Glamping in Grey Highlands

This unique property in the heart of the Grey Highlands celebrates innovative architecture and the natural environment with a range of distinct, eco-friendly glamping experiences. Ideal for couples, the Hobbit-home “Dream Capsule” is a cedar barrel pod in the forest, featuring a custom spherical window that wraps around the bed for fantastic views, day or night. Two traditional Mongolian yurts offer more space for families (pets welcome) or treat yourself to a pampered stay in the bright and airy A-frame cabin. ReLive Retreat is nestled on 72 peaceful acres with all options enjoying access to a wood-fired sauna and nature trails.

Nature’s Harmony Ecolodge, Mattawa

Comfortable living intersects with off-grid sustainability at this four-season ecoresort, set in a beautiful wilderness overlooking Eastern Ontario’s Laurentian Mountains. Each of the unique glamping options at Nature’s Harmony Ecolodge is focused on minimizing your environmental footprint without skimping on comfort. Stay in the bright and spacious Pacific yurt or new geodesic domes, tuck into a traditional Mongolian yurt, or settle into a fully furnished canvas glamping tent. Whichever you choose, enjoy private views of the Laurentian Mountains, trails for hiking and biking, and canoeing or swimming along the sandy shores of Bang’s Bay, a tranquil arm of the Ottawa River.

Otter Pointe Resort – Waterfront Glamping Domes

Wake up to panoramic views of the Mattawa River at this family-owned resort just minutes from Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park. Tucked into old-growth forest on the shores of Pimisi Bay, the two luxury glamping domes at Otter Pointe offer four-season comfort with unrivalled access to the outstanding paddling and scenery of this Canadian Heritage River. Enjoy a morning swim from your private beach, then take a canoe, kayak or paddleboard to visit the thundering beauty of Talon Chutes. Both domes sleep up to four, are pet-friendly and feature full mini kitchens, hot running water, stargazer skylight, and access to a private bathroom and shower.

Killarney Provincial Park – Yurts & Camp Cabins

Renowned as the “Crown Jewel of Ontario Parks,” the 645-square-kilometre wilderness landscape of Killarney Provincial Park lures hikers and paddlers with the sparkling white stone of the La Cloche Mountains and dozens of turquoise lakes framed by pine-clad hills. The park’s George Lake Campground is open year-round with glamping options for every budget. For a more deluxe stay, book one of the two rustic cabins, which sleep up to five and have a kitchenette, screened-in porch and propane fireplace. The campground’s six yurts provide a more rustic experience, with bunk beds, electric heat and an outdoor barbecue.

WildExodus Travel, Timmins

Snooze under the stars and bask in the boreal forest in style. WildExodus offers all-inclusive upscale glamping packages in beautifully furnished canvas prospector tents complete with room service and gourmet meals. Make this your indulgent basecamp for paddling day trips along the ancient canoe routes of Kenogamissi Lake and the Grassy River.

Tiny Village Bon Echo

Just 30 minutes from Bon Echo Provincial Park, Tiny Village Bon Echo’s unique glamping options include a waterfront treehouse and Ontario’s only tree tent glampsite. Immerse yourself in nature among the treetops, take in forest vistas from a glass cabin, or enjoy the cloud-like comfort of tree-tenting. Alternatively, the Ravine glamping dome is perfect for families, with a built-in net hammock in the deck so you can relax while listening to the murmur of the Mississippi River flowing underneath. Most accommodations are pet-friendly.

Eco-Retreat at Glen Oro Farm

Taking agritourism to new levels of comfort and luxury, Glen Oro Eco-Retreat offers decadently appointed glamping domes and canvas explorer tents tucked into the forested hills of Oro-Medonte farm country. Guests drive past the idyllic horse pastures and stables of Glen Oro Farm (where you can also book a private trail ride) to reach the peaceful glamping area. Stargazer Domes and Explorer’s Tents are outfitted with a king-size bed for romantic couple or restful solo stays. Families and groups can opt for the palatial Galaxygazer Domes with two king-size beds and a full indoor kitchen and bathroom. Expect plenty of luxury touches like aromatic cedar showers, farmhouse sinks and designer furnishings. Sign up for a private session in the on-site barrel sauna with cold plunge to complete your pampering.

Pick your glamping adventure

Treat yourself to an elevated camping experience this season. Enjoy the best glamping Ontario has to offer alongside the province’s finest outdoor adventures. Book now to stay in comfort in a luxury glamping dome, cozy canvas tent or rustic treehouse.

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