Madrid Glamping

The vast region of Madrid is a beautiful place to discover. When many travelers think of Madrid, they automatically start planning their various tapas tours through the capital and dreaming of cozy cups of coffee and churros in Plaza Mayor. While that is certainly one way to experience Madrid, we think we have something a bit better. Try luxury camping in Madrid. Glamping in Madrid gives travelers the opportunity to experience the community’s beauty outside its well-known capital city. Try glamping in Madrid and venture into Madrid’s mountainous areas, exploring a piece of Spain you might not have even considered before. Long hikes, birdwatching, and incredible surroundings—that’s exactly what glampers will find when they decide to go glamping in Madrid, choosing a unique eco-pod or a beautiful luxury tent instead of the standard hotel.

While spending the holidays in the city is fine, sometimes you need to get out and escape to the country. Looking for an alternative to Airbnb? Glamping Hub is here to provide you with the best places to stay in Madrid, where you can relax and enjoy the great outdoors. From amazing yurt camping rentals to more standard (but still beautiful, of course) cabin rentals and everything in between. Madrid is home to some really great glamping getaways that are not to be missed. Go glamping in Madrid!

As we mentioned before, there are plenty of things to do in Madrid. Starting in the capital, travelers will find numerous tours, from palaces and historical buildings, to gardens and museums and everything in between. Madrid is well known for being one of the most visited cities in Spain and Europe and a place where you can find diverse cultural expressions, non-stop entertainment, shops, bars and restaurants. Besides what the city offers, Madrid mountains and its national park are also worth seeing, and are ideal scenarios for the most authentic weekend getaways for families and couples alike. In the heart of the Sierra de Guadarrama, El Boalo, Cerceda and Mataelpino offer over 60 trails for hiking and mountain biking, as well as climbing. Mataelpino is part of the "Camino de Madrid" one of the first stages of the 'Camino de Santiago'.

The best time to visit Madrid is spring and autumn. Both season present mild temperatures throughout the city and in the mountains. Summer is the peak tourist season – despite the unbearable heat – but many tourists and locals escape to the nearby beaches of Valencia. Winter on the other hand is the lowest season, so if you don't mind the cold, it is also a good time to go to Madrid.