Fort Bragg is the largest military base of the US army which has been designed as a town. The base even includes two golf courses! If you find yourself visiting this town with your family, you should definitely visit the 82nd Airborne Division War Memorial Museum. Head to Smith Lake Recreation Area for a fun day on the beach or on hiking and mountain biking trails. With the exception of Fayetteville, Fort Bragg is surrounded by sparsely populated towns and wooded areas that make it ideal for a nature expedition. Don’t worry you don’t have to pitch your own tents or fight mosquitoes in the dark. Experience glamping, which is essentially luxury camping, and you will never fear the outdoors. Read on to discover the best glamping spots near Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) host status, recent guest reviews, prices, availability of dates, decor, and a location that facilitates glamping or is close to glamping spots. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on June 01, 2024.
1. All-season tent near natural waterbody, Fuquay-Varina (from USD 100)
Surrounded by the woods and within steps from a small lake, this glamping site definitely enjoys a scenic location. An indoor propane heater and an electric heater will keep you warm as the temperature dips during the night. A small table with coffee and tea-making supplies is in the tent, but you will have to cook outdoors either on the grill or a stovetop. The host can provide a grill kit for just 5 USD.
There is no running water in the tent. There’s a separate shower tent but only when the temperature is above freezing. For all other purposes please remember to carry water with you.
Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina, United StatesSuperhostAccommodates: 2
Top guest reviews
Cleanliness:
everything was also immaculately cleanthe shower tent is really nice spacious clean and private with water as hot as you want itRead more reviewsLocation:
this tent is a fantastic place to break away from the distractions of life
2. Yurt style tent in Shadetree Homestead, New Hill
If you are looking for a safe glamping stay with the whole middle-of-nowhere experience, then this is the place. Enter through the farm gate and drive to the parking, from where you can walk the trail to your tent. This is one of the three tents on the site and comes with a shared washroom.
Contemplate life as you swing on a hammock or explore the property. There is no wi-fi access or TV, so use all your free time to connect with your partner and explore nearby sites such as Jordan Lake.
New Hill, North Carolina, United StatesSuperhostAccommodates: 4
Top guest reviews
Host:
colleen is a lovely generous hostgreat host beautiful setting peaceful and quitevery thoughtful and flexible host thank you for everything colleenRead more reviewsLocation:
the place is just as described great location to have a little get away from the city
3. Tentrr Signature campsite at Cathis Farm, Mamers
This signature campsite, which is a partnership between Tentrr and the farm, offers guests off-the-grid experiences. The cozy tent is set on a raised platform and comes with an additional pop-up dome tent for larger groups. Adirondack chairs, a picnic table, and a fire pit are also provided.
Pack your sleeping bags, along with food and drinks in coolers, and you are all set for a couple of days in the wild. The campsite comes with a shared toilet and a solar-powered shower.
Lillington, North Carolina, United StatesAccommodates: 4
Top guest reviews
Amenities & Room:
they do provide bedding and a propane heater but it never hurts to have extraCleanliness:
the tent was clean and ready to goclean area and tucked away to have plenty of privacyHost:
dave was an awesome host with a really cool propertyRead more reviewsLocation:
great location plenty of fire woodit was a great location to bring our dogs and let them off leash while at the tent
Prepare for your next adventure near Fort Bragg
Not everyone enjoys setting up a camp from scratch or can deal with the fear of the unknown. Glamping sites allow guests to make the most of the outdoors without giving up on basic comforts. Discover the beauty of North Carolina when you book one of these glamping spots near Fort Bragg.
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