7 Days of Glamping on Cape Breton Island
Everyone deserves to be pampered every once and a while. So why not treat yourself to a glamping weekend at one of these amazing locations. Fall sound asleep in a Mongolian yurt or curl up next in your geodesic dome and watch the sunset over the cliffs. Regardless of which one you choose, you won’t be disappointed.
1. Archer’s Edge Luxury Camping
Located in Judique, just off Route 19, Archer’s Edge Luxury Camping sites truly live up to their name. Each of these domes is fully self-contained and features a queen-size bed, cozy seating, a private bathroom, a fully equipped kitchenette, air conditioning, and a private balcony. Even better, this destination is only a kilometre away from the beautiful, scenic Celtic Shores Coastal Trail and only 10 kilometres from Port Hood—the Beach Capital of Cape Breton Island. So, not only will these sites exceed your glamping expectations, but the awesome location is sure to make your vacation a fun one!
2. Glamping off the Beaton Path
Just as it sounds, these glamping sites are secluded in the backwoods of the Broad Cove Marsh—making this the perfect place to get away and disconnect. Each of these four glamping tents are equipped with essential camping supplies, such as pans, dishes, tables, chairs, two double beds, and much more. Even better, the verandas attached to each site overlook the Gulf of St. Lawrence, providing you with the perfect sunset view. Located only 5 minutes from quaint the town of Inverness, you are close to two world-renowned golf courses and the stunning Inverness beach and boardwalk—giving you plenty to explore!
3. True North Destinations
Nestled along Cape Breton Island’s Cabot Trail coastline, these luxury geodesic domes are the perfect place to vacation with their stunning ocean views and mountainside lodging. All nine domes come with a luxurious queen-sized bed, a 3-piece bath, a fully equipped kitchenette, a dining/living room area, large bay windows, and skylights. The outdoor amenities are equally great with a hot tub, barbecue, private deck and private pergola. Enjoy the outdoor experience of a geodesic dome with spectacular ocean sunsets and mountain sunrises. True North Destinations is the perfect place to enjoy all of the luxury amenities of a geodesic dome while getting to see spectacular ocean sunsets and mountain sunrises. We’re sure you’ll want to keep coming back!
4. Otentiks
The perfect mix of tent and A-frame cabin comes together in our oTENTik with its raised floors, cozy beds, and furniture; great for campers who want a little extra comfort in the wild. It’s the perfect way for families and friends of all ages to discover the joys of camping without all the muss and fuss.
5. Live Live in Tents
Wondering where to start your glamping experience this summer? We suggest booking one of Live Life in Tents’ all-inclusive glamping sites for your true luxury camping dreams. These 16ft. by 20ft. platform-pitched safari-style canvas tents sleep up to four people, and come fully equipped with cooking gear, bedding, and your very own campfire pit—s’mores anyone?
Not only are these sites fully stocked, but they’re also eco-friendly, with shared access provided to their solar-heated outdoor showers. Enjoy waking up to stunning views of the river valley and if you’re looking to stay connected, you can access wi-fi at the camp store! These luxurious glamping sites really do bring a whole new meaning to glamorous camping.
6. Cabot Shores Wilderness Resort
Cabot Shores offers two wooden yurts and nine authentic Mongolian yurts, as part of their glamping accommodations. The Yurts sit on a wooded deck and feature a skylight—perfect for star gazing at night! The Geodesic Domes—or Treetop Village, as coined by Cabot Shores—sit on an elevated deck located in the apple orchard. This allows for stunning views of the ocean, Bird Islands, and the Cape Breton Highland Hills. There is also a selection of sizes and styles for the domes, allowing you to pick the perfect one for your needs.
Not only does the resort offer great glamping sites, but they also offer a wide variety of activities that are sure to keep you busy. Whether it be kayaking, canoeing, paddleboarding, or a guided hike, staying at Cabot Shores is sure to impress!
7. Kluskap Ridge RV Campground
You’ve never experienced camping like this before! Our glamping tipi gives you the experience of luxurious camping comfort mixed with the unique cultural aspect that guests have come to expect from Kluskap Ridge. Providing accommodations such as two beautiful cabins, Tipis, and glamping Tipis you will never want to leave. Kluskap Ridge tipis are made with fire retardant cloth and framed with long poles with an opening at the top for ventilation and a flap door. It can sleep up to 6 – 8 people comfortably!
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