Vermont Glamping

Vermont is a state in the northeastern United States, mostly known for its outdoor landscapes, as the majority of its land is forested. The state is also a major maple syrup producer as well as known for its many covered wooden bridges that date back to the 19th century. 

Thousands of acres in Vermont are mountain terrain and crisscrossed with hiking trails and ski slopes. Vermont is home to the Green Mountains, with miles of hiking trails, including the Long Trail that runs from Massachusetts to Canada, and prime opportunities to see the leaves change color in fall. 

In the north, on the border with New York, is Burlington, another popular tourist destination, and Lake Champlain. The lakes in this region are popular spots for boating, kayaking, fishing, camping and more! 

Cities include Montpelier, the capital, and Burlington, the home of the University of Vermont. While the rest of the state is dotted with craft breweries, creameries with Vermont's signature sharp cheddar, and other small-batch distilleries.

With so much to see and do here, a trip to Vermont is sure to impress!

There are plenty of incredible things to do in Vermont, which is why it makes for such an excellent glamping vacation. Hiking is a very popular pastime in the state, with hundreds of miles of back roads and country lanes to explore. Popular places to hike include Mount Mansfield and the Long Trail, Mt. Pisgah, the North and South Trail, Hamilton Falls, and Camel's Hump.

Another great summertime activity is water sports. Visit Lake Champlain, Lake Bomoseen, Lake Dunmore, and many more to participate in activities like stand-up paddleboarding, fishing, kayaking, boating, and more! 

Come winter, swap out your hiking boots for your ski poles, and hit the slopes! Vermont is an important place for winter sports in the U.S. It is home to America's first alpine ski tow in Woodstock, the first chairlift on Mt. Mansfield, and the first Nordic ski center at the Trapp Family Lodge.

Nowadays, Vermont is a true winter destination. With 20 ski resorts, 30 cross-country touring centers, over 1,000 ski trails, more than 150 ski lifts, and 7,300 acres of alpine terrain, there is more than enough space to explore here! 

No visit to Vermont in the winter would be complete without a trip to the Stowe, Vermont resort, Killington Ski Area, Smugglers Notch Resort, or Sugarbush Resort. From beginners to the most experienced skier, Vermont has the perfect trail for everyone!

From state fairs to museums, winter wonderland ski resorts to verdant green summer hiking trails, Vermont is an all-encompassing vacation destination. This means that the best time to visit Vermont really depends on what you want to do. 

Most visitors come from December through March for skiing and June through August for hiking and other outdoor recreation. Vermont's winters are colder, with temperatures between 17° and 40°F (-8 to 4°C) with good precipitation. Summers are warm and humid and tend to say around 80°F (around 26°C). 

No matter the season or the temperature, Glamping Hub has a wild adventure waiting for you.

If you’re looking for a unique glamping experience, a treehouse rental will do the trick. There are plenty of these extraordinary types of accommodations throughout Vermont, meaning guests can explore the region and relax in their special rental afterward.

Vermont is an outdoor lover's paradise. With so much to see and do in the state's natural surroundings, you will find some excellent activities for the whole family. This provides the perfect place to enjoy a jam-packed getaway for all!

With so many cozy glamping types to choose from, guests are able to visit Vermont to camp in the winter. Many of the rentals offer excellent home comforts with log burners, heating, and more. So, get wrapped up warm and enjoy the winter wonderland in Vermont, all whilst staying in one of the many luxurious glamping spots in the state.