A must-see in the Sturbridge area is Old Sturbridge Village, a living history museum which offers visitors a taste of New England life in the nineteenth century. Here, costumed actors guide tourists through antique buildings, a farm, and a water-powered mill. Visitors can also view heritage breed animals and participate in arts and crafts.

Visitors seeking outdoor experience can go for a refreshing nature walk along the many trails around Sturbridge. Local dining establishments include the Salem Cross Inn, the Steaming Tender Restaurant, and the Cedar Street Cafe, where glampers can have a relaxing meal after a long day of natural vistas and sightseeing. Shoppers can peruse Sturbridge Pottery for unique handmade ceramics. Antiquing enthusiasts will adore the Brimfield Antique Show with its enormous display of treasures. There are also wineries and breweries for thirsty throats.

The cabin itself offers fun-filled on-site activities. Glampers can toss horseshoes, play a rousing game of badminton or volleyball, indulge in a relaxing croquet match, visit the many hiking trails, or stretch out in the hammock for a long afternoon nap.