Michigan Glamping

Planning a Michigan vacation? Let us help you find the best vacation spots in Michigan, glamping style of course. Looking to camping? Michigan is a top midwestern luxury camping destination. When you visit Michigan you will quickly see why it is a premier outdoor vacation destination in the United States. Michigan is a midwestern U.S. state that borders four of the Great Lakes. Southeastern Michigan is home to Detroit, the state’s largest city, as well as the college town Ann Arbor and Dearborn's Henry Ford Museum. Northern Michigan highlights include the resort town Traverse City, the sand dunes and beaches of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, and popular vacation destinations like Grand Rapids. However, if you only stay in the cities, you are missing some of Michigan’s most treasured locations. Michigan is home to the nation's longest freshwater coastline, lakes that look as big as oceans, more than 10,000 inland lakes, pristine beaches, farmland, and endless outdoor adventures. When you plan your next Michigan vacation and glamping getaway, you have more than 100 public beaches, two National Lakeshores, and the only marine sanctuary in the Great Lakes to explore. Not only that, but the beautiful lakes, wildlife preservation areas, Michigan state parks, and recreation areas make Michigan the perfect glamping vacation destination. No matter the season, there are endless opportunities for outdoor recreation from any one of our Michigan vacation rentals. Rivers and lakes for water sports, thousands of miles of trails to hike, bike, or snowshoe through some 19 million acres of forests, make it easy to see why Michigan is a haven for outdoor recreation. Places like Isle Royale National Park, Lake Superior, Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, and the Upper Peninsula are only some of Michigan’s premier outdoor destinations. But forget about the luxury resorts, Upper Peninsula, Michigan is meant to be explored glamping! Best of all, Glamping Hub has outdoor accommodations in all these great places; Michigan yurt rentals, Michigan tiny houses, secluded cabins in the woods, and so much more. Keep reading to find out more about the different things to do in Michigan and Michigan’s top travel destinations. Go glamping in Michigan: vacation rentals are available to book now!

You are sure to fall in love with Michigan, no matter what season you plan your glamping getaway. The state has endless opportunities for outdoor recreation through all four seasons, making it perfect for a range of vacation itineraries. 

With comfortable temperatures and long days, spring and summer seasons in Michigan are a prime time for a glamping getaway. Explore the pretty inland lakes, rent a kayak and paddle around destinations like Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, Turnip Rock, and Two-Hearted River. Scour thousands of miles of trails that provide another great way to explore the wonderful outdoors here. During your hiking adventures, you can go through old-growth forests, past waterfalls, and to the top of mountains, allowing you to see some of the best landscapes that the state has to offer.

As the seasons change and the temperature drops, glamping in Michigan becomes a veritable winter wonderland. For a truly unforgettable experience, the wooded backcountry is where you should start. With thousands of miles of groomed snowmobile trails, more than 40 ski areas for skiing and snowboarding, and more than 11,000 frozen lakes for ice fishing, the cold temperatures don’t mean you have to stay inside. With so much to see and do around Michigan throughout the year, it makes it one of the best places to visit in the United States. Whether you’re planning a break with family, friends or your partner, you’ll find something here for all!

So, what is the weather like in Michigan, and when is the best time to visit? The state is a great year-round vacation destination, providing something for everyone during the varying seasons.

Most people tend to spend their time in Michigan between May and September when the weather is mild and dry. The winters here are from November to March and display cold temperatures, often with lots of snow.

Summers in Michigan are mild with low precipitation and temperatures stay in the 80s F most of the season. Popular local events here include the North American International Auto Show that takes place in Detroit in January and the National Cherry Festival in July in Traverse City. 

No matter what time of year you decide to visit, you’re sure to be impressed by all that this outstanding state has in store!

Where you decide to stay in Michigan depends on what you want to do during your break. There are plenty of incredible spots worth checking out across the state, providing something for a range of visitors. However, we recommend exploring places such as Munising, Traverse City and Muskegon. Here you will discover a plethora of glamping accommodations, making your stay as comfortable as possible!

There are some excellent waterside properties to rent in Michigan, great for those planning a relaxing break. Here you can stay in a lake or beach house, providing visitors with magical surroundings and lots to see and do. These rentals are also ideal for families and groups of friends as they often allow guests the luxury of lots of space around the property.

You will find a plethora of glamping options in Michigan and it is possible to stay in a tent during your break. With tipis, tented cabins, bell tents and more, you’re sure to find your ideal rental to make your trip extra special.