Hotels + Resorts Vacation Rentals The Best Places to Go Glamping in West Virginia Treehouses, a yurt, a tiny home, and a hot tub tent. What more could you need? By Stacey Leasca Stacey Leasca Instagram Twitter Website Stacey Leasca is an award-winning journalist and co-founder of Be a Travel Writer, an online course for the next generation of travel journalists. Her photos, videos, and words have appeared in print or online for Travel + Leisure, Time, Los Angeles Times, Glamour, and many more. You'll usually find her in an airport. If you do see her there, please say hello. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines Published on August 2, 2021 Share Tweet Pin Email Photo: Courtesy of Country Road Cabins West Virginia's great outdoors is calling your name. From its never-ending mountains to hike, wildlife to spot, and raging rivers fit for whitewater rafting, it's a place where getting outside and communing with Mother Nature is, well, totally natural. One way to enhance this experience? Book a stay at one of West Virginia's premier glamping destinations. Here are five glamping spots where visitors can lay their heads at night in between grand adventures. Love Shack Wooden Yurt Cabin: Hico Courtesy of Country Road Cabins As the owners describe, this cabin is truly "built for romance." Its location in the secluded wilderness, its heart-shaped bathtub, and the hot tub on its deck make it a prime spot for snuggling up with your honey without another soul in sight. To book: airbnb.com, from $279/night King Hot Tub Tent: Moorefield Courtesy of Airbnb The king hot tub tent in Moorefield understood the assignment when it came to "glamping." The safari-style tent comes outfitted with a king-size bed, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, air conditioning, and a private hot tub. If that's not enough to make you feel like you're glamorous camping, the site also comes with access to restrooms, showers with hot water, and grills, so you're far from roughing it. To book: airbnb.com, from $119/night Cozy West Virginia Treehouse: Shepherdstown Courtesy of Airbnb Feel like a kid again by booking an overnight stay at this treehouse in Shepherdstown. Though high in the trees like a 12-year-old's dream, this spot is tailor-made for adults. It comes with a warm bed, a kitchenette, and access to a throwback outhouse that is so cute you won't mind having to commune with the wilderness. To book: airbnb.com, from $164/night Romantic Tree House: Beckley Courtesy of Glamping Hub Want even more romance in your treehouse? Book this one in Beckley. It too comes with an oversized bed for snoozing, a kitchenette, and an outdoor balcony providing views that go on and on. However, this one has the added bonus of also having a hot tub on the deck overlooking the treetops, which is as over-the-top as we like it. To book: glampinghub.com, check rates by date Glamping Retreat: Oglebay Park Courtesy of Glamping Hub All you really need for a perfect glamping getaway is one little room with a big bed. And that's exactly what you get at this glamping spot near Oglebay Park. The tiny home comes with a queen-sized bed, a small kitchenette, an interior bathroom, and style oozing out of every corner. Best of all, it comes with a massive picture window so guests can sip coffee in the a.m. and wine in the p.m. right from bed without missing a single minute of the view. To book: glampinghub.com, check rates by date Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit