When going out on hiking or ecological trips, the best way to experience nature is to rent out outdoor accommodations that families or friends would enjoy.
While there are no air conditioning systems in most outdoor lodgings, temporarily living in such accommodations could be just as enjoyable. Airbnb picks a Malibu Safari Chic Tent as one of the go-to spaces when camping out. The safari tent accommodates two people and is priced at $140 per night. It is situated in a canyon which is a three-minute drive from unspoiled beaches of Southern California. The stairs leading to the one-bedroom tent, with a bathroom, is made up of wheels.
Another luxurious glamping lodging is found in Asheville, North Carolina. Its $125 per night price includes one white big tent with two beds which can house up to three guests. A bathroom is situated just outside the tent. The host offers free breakfast for guests as well. The place is situated near the French Broad River so guests could enjoy water activities offered like tubing and fishing.
A one-of-a-kind bed and breakfast tree house in Burgundy, France is listed by Glamping Hub as an ideal outdoor accommodation. The lodging is nested on a hundred-year-old oak tree and accommodates two people. An old-fashioned toilet is found in the tree house but for taking a bath, lodgers can use the private shower in a barn 55 yards away from the tree house. For $93 a night, a complimentary breakfast is served. The location is just a 10-minute walk from the historical Saint-Verain.
A cozy cabin located near the mountains north of Madrid, Spain costs $87 a night but could accommodate up to four guests. It has one big bed and two small ones, plus a small bathroom. The cabin also has a fridge, water, electricity and a microwave. Outside the tree house, a table that could sit up to four people rests on a hanging porch. Travelers could enjoy winter sports during the cold months or hiking around the area on any given day.
