The word glamping is searched for over 27,000 times a month on the internet, making it one of the biggest travel trends in recent years. But once you start looking for inspiration on where to go, most lists keep offering you the same fifteen well-trodden spots. That’s why I decided to put together the ultimate guide to 34 Czech glamping sites from across the entire country, including lesser-known areas like the Ore Mountains, Slezská Harta, or Valašsko. For each one, you’ll also find current ratings and the number of reviews from Google Maps so you know exactly what to expect.
But before we dive into choosing the most beautiful yurts and treehouses, I have to be completely honest with you. Glamping definitely isn’t for everyone and it’s certainly not worth it for all of us. If you like heading out early every morning on all-day hikes and only return to your accommodation to sleep, a traditional guesthouse would serve you much better and you’d save a lot of money.
What you’re really paying for in glamping is the place itself. It’s an experience where you arrive, slow down, open a bottle of wine on the terrace and simply… be. It’s worth it for you when you plan to spend most of your time on-site, take leisurely walks through nearby forests, and spend evenings relaxing in a sauna or soaking in a hot tub.
Quick Summary for Those Short on Time
- Top-rated glamping: Glamping Skrytín in Czech Switzerland and black well glamp in the Jizerské Mountains (both have perfect 5-star ratings with dozens of enthusiastic reviews).
- Closest to Prague: Glamping Posázaví or luxury Tiché místo Glamping on the Vltava lakes, both under an hour from the city center.
- Closest to Brno: Tree house U Jezevce near Lipůvka or picturesque Apartmány pod Pálavou.
- Perfect for families with children: Spacious JurtCamp in South Bohemia or Glamping & Farm Zlaté Podlesí, where there are animals.
- Best for romantic couples: Stromodům Žítková in the White Carpathians or Glamping Hive with transparent domes.
- With serious wellness: Bella View in Máchalov region, where you’ll find an excellent sauna and incredible views.
- For year-round operation: Insulated Yurts in Sad or wooden designer cabins GLAMPINO in Český Krumlov.
The full destination guide: Czechia — guide and what to see
What Is Glamping and How It Differs from Camping
The word glamping came from combining the English words glamorous and camping, which translates to luxury camping. The main idea is that you sleep in the middle of nature listening to the rustle of trees, but at the same time you have access to a real comfortable bed, electricity, and in most cases your own bathroom.
While at a traditional campsite you need to bring everything and set it up yourself, with glamping you just need to arrive with a small suitcase. I’ve prepared a simple comparison table so you can see the main differences clearly:
| Campsite | Glamping | Guesthouse / Cottage | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What You Bring | tent, sleeping pad, sleeping bag | just a suitcase | just a suitcase |
| Bed | sleeping pad | full bed | full bed |
| Bathroom | shared | usually private | private |
| Contact with Nature | maximum | high | low |
| Price per Night | lowest | highest of these three | mid-range |
In the Czech Republic today, you’ll encounter several basic types of glamping. By far the most common are luxury safari tents, which consist of solid canvas stretched over a wooden platform. A huge hit in recent years has been geodetic domes, which have a large transparent front wall so you literally fall asleep under the stars.
For those who love warmth, Mongolian yurts are excellent — they insulate beautifully and are easy to heat. Tree houses offer the most romance, though you’ll need to expect less space inside. For practical year-round accommodation, there are various insulated tiny houses and designer caravans.
💡 Practical tip on seasons: Most classic canvas glamping sites in the Czech Republic operate only from April to October. If you’re looking for year-round operation, focus primarily on yurts, tiny houses, and well-insulated wooden cabins. However, always verify winter operation directly with the host, as rules often change seasonally.
How to Choose Glamping
Before you start browsing through the list of thirty-four places, I recommend answering six basic questions. It’ll save you a lot of time and disappointment because each glamping site offers a completely different atmosphere.
1. Are you going for peace and quiet, or for day trips? This is absolutely crucial. As I mentioned in the introduction, if you plan to drive somewhere different every day, you’ll save money with a traditional guesthouse. Glamping makes sense when you want to enjoy the place itself, sit with a book on the terrace, and not rush anywhere. 2. Do you want a hot tub and sauna, or peace and quiet? Private wellness amenities raise accommodation prices the most. Plus, many sites have only one sauna for the entire camp, so you have to book specific time slots. If you’re mainly after forest tranquility, look for isolated locations without unnecessary luxury frills. 3. Are you traveling with children or as a couple? Romantic treehouses and transparent domes are almost always designed for two people only. If you’re traveling with family, look for large safari tents with separate bedrooms or spacious yurts where children can move freely. 4. How far are you willing to travel? For a weekend getaway, it doesn’t make sense to spend half a day driving. The Czech Republic’s most accessible glamping sites are found in regions like Posázaví, the Vltava lakes, and the Brdy forests in central-western areas. In the east, sunny Pálava or the foothills of the White Carpathians offer excellent options. For those in more mountainous regions, the Jeseníky Mountains and the area around Slezská Harta are worth exploring. 5. When are you planning to book? The best Czech glamping sites don’t have dozens of tents — usually just one to three private units. This means summer holidays and weekends often sell out months in advance. Plan well ahead. 6. Weather is simply part of the experience. You need to be prepared for the fact that every rain is very loud in a tent or plastic dome. On hot August days, it can get quite stuffy. If weather extremes bother you, you’d better choose a solid yurt or a traditional wooden tiny house.
The 34 Best Glamping Sites in Czech Republic
💡 The best Czech sites usually have just one to three units, so they sell out months in advance for summer and weekends. With this map you can compare what’s available right now — handy if your dates are flexible and you need to see alternatives in the area.
Let’s look at specific places. I’ve deliberately arranged them so that different regions and types of accommodation alternate, from luxury resorts to remote forest hideaways. For each location, you’ll find real ratings so you know how satisfied guests have been.
1. Colony Glamping — Brdy, Rožmitál pod Třemšínem
★4.8 (327 reviews) · luxury tents and domes
If you’re looking for an escape from the city, the deep Brdy forests provide the perfect sanctuary. This resort represents a great balance between staying in wild nature and having every imaginable comfort. According to reviews, guests most appreciate waking up to views of greenery and the immense peace that surrounds the entire space.
You can choose between large safari tents and designer domes, from which you have wonderful views of the stars in the evening. While the tents are absolutely ideal for families with children due to their size, the transparent domes work as the perfect romantic hideaway for couples.
💡 Tip: The Brdy area is easily accessible by car from central areas of the country (about an hour or so, depending on your starting point). The region is crisscrossed with fantastic cycling trails, so don’t forget to pack your bikes. Check prices and availability
2. GLAMPINO — Český Krumlov
★4.9 (198 reviews) · designer cabins
This place proves that glamping doesn’t necessarily mean just a canvas tent. GLAMPINO offers beautiful wooden designer cabins that blend sensitively into the surrounding South Bohemian landscape. The interior is minimalist, smells of wood, and thanks to the huge glass walls you feel like you’re sitting right in the middle of a meadow, even when it’s raining outside.
The cabins are excellently insulated, making them a great choice for year-round stays, even in the middle of freezing winter. They’re designed primarily for couples seeking maximum privacy, high accommodation standards, and an escape from everyday stress.
💡 Tip: The cabins are located near Český Krumlov, so you’ll get here quickly from České Budějovice. It’s worth combining your nature stay with an evening stroll through Krumlov’s historic centre, once the crowds of day-trippers have left. check prices and availability
3. Glamping Hive — Čmelíny near Nepomuk, Pilsen Region
★5 (71 reviews) · domes
Glamping Hive offers exactly the type of accommodation that looks incredibly photogenic. You stay in geodesic domes with a giant transparent wall that gives you views straight into the surrounding nature. Guests in reviews often mention the cleanliness of the entire concept and how magical it is to watch the sunset directly from bed.
This type of accommodation is an absolute synonym for couple’s romance. You won’t find separate rooms for children here; the entire space is conceived as one large, airy room that invites you to spend time together over a glass of wine.
💡 Tip: The location near Nepomuk means you’re really close to Pilsen. The surrounding area is beautiful, gently rolling countryside that’s ideal for easy afternoon walks. On weekends this place gets fully booked very quickly. check prices and availability
4. Jurty v Sadu — Český Brod, Central Bohemia
★4.9 (78 reviews) · yurts
If tents don’t appeal to you and domes seem too modern, traditional Mongolian yurts will definitely win you over. These are built in the middle of an old orchard, which gives them an incredibly romantic atmosphere in spring when everything is in blossom. The interior of the yurt is beautifully colourful, cosy, and exudes tremendous calm and peace.
The advantage of yurts is their circular shape and excellent insulation, so they can be heated very quickly and efficiently with small wood-burning stoves. This means you can come here even during damp autumn, when sitting by a crackling fire is the best experience of the entire stay.
💡 Tip: This is one of the most accessible glampings for people near Prague; by car you’re here from the city outskirts in about thirty minutes. An ideal choice when you need to switch off quickly on a Friday afternoon after work and don’t want to spend hours on the motorway. check prices and availability
5. Stromodům Žítková s.r.o. — White Carpathians, Žítková
★4.9 (79 reviews) · treehouse
The landscape of the Moravian Kopanice around the legendary village of Žítková has a magical atmosphere in itself. When you add sleeping in a beautiful wooden house directly in the tree canopy, you have an unforgettable weekend sorted. Guests praise the incredible feeling when the tree gently sways in the wind and you’re part of it.
The treehouse is a fulfilled childhood dream, but here it’s transformed into a luxurious adult version. The place is designed exclusively for couples, there’s not much space inside, but that makes the whole experience more intimate and cosy.
💡 Tip: From Brno you can get here in about an hour and a half, from Ostrava it’s a bit further. Definitely plan a walk in the surrounding hills, because the views towards the Slovak side of the border are simply breathtaking. check prices and availability
6. Císařský medový glamping — below Hasištejn, Ore Mountains
★5 (62 reviews) · apitherapy glamping
This place offers something completely different from classic tents. It’s called apitherapy, where you sleep in close proximity to bee colonies (safely separated, of course). The air in the cabin is saturated with the scent of honey, propolis, and beeswax, which according to many guests has fantastic calming effects on the respiratory system and nervous system.
The accommodation is very tastefully furnished and besides healthy sleep itself, you’ll also enjoy the beautiful Ore Mountains nature. It’s a great tip for people who have trouble sleeping or are looking for a truly unconventional and deeply relaxing experience.
💡 Tip: You’re located below Hasištejn Castle, near Chomutov, so from Prague you’ll get here in an hour and fifteen minutes. Definitely take a hiking trip directly to the ruins; the Ore Mountains have a beautifully rugged and unspoiled atmosphere here. check prices and availability
7. Glamping Skrytín — Dobkovice, Bohemian Switzerland
★5 (59 reviews) · luxury tents
With a clean five-star rating from nearly sixty reviews, this is one of the most popular glampings in the country. It’s located in an absolutely peaceful spot, surrounded by deep forests that form the gateway to Bohemian Switzerland. The local safari tents are huge, luxuriously equipped, and guests love the spacious wooden terraces most of all.
Thanks to the generous space, families with children fit here comfortably too, for whom staying in a giant tent is a great adventure. At the same time, you’ll find plenty of privacy and peace here if you come just as a couple.
💡 Tip: From Ústí nad Labem or Děčín it’s a short drive, from Prague count on an hour and a half. It’s an excellent strategic point for day trips, but honestly — once you check in, you quite possibly won’t want to leave that beautiful terrace. check prices and availability
8. Glamp U Rozmařilého námořníka — Razová near Slezská Harta
★4.7 (81 reviews) · waterfront glamping
Most glampings hide in the forest, but this one offers a beautiful view directly onto the water. Slezská Harta itself is a quieter alternative to overcrowded reservoirs and the nautical-themed tents fit in perfectly here. Morning coffee with a view of the morning mist over the water is, according to reviews, the best moment of the day.
The complex is family-friendly, but groups of friends will appreciate it too, combining comfortable accommodation with swimming or boat trips. The interiors are very playful and styled in blue-and-white tones.
💡 Tip: For people from Ostrava and the surrounding area it’s less than an hour’s drive, which makes this place a perfect weekend destination. If you like paddleboards, definitely bring them along, because you have access to the water literally a few steps from your bed. check prices and availability
9. Glamping Valašsko — Halenkov, Wallachia
★4.9 (61 reviews) · tents and barrels
The Wallachian landscape with its rolling hills and grazing sheep creates the perfect backdrop for a peaceful holiday. This complex combines accommodation in spacious tents with the option to sleep in stylish wooden barrels. Guests repeatedly mention the incredible hospitality of the owners and the excellently maintained hot tubs, which come in handy after a full day’s hike.
While the tents offer generous space ideal for longer stays, the wooden barrels are more of an experiential accommodation for one or two nights for couples who don’t mind slightly tighter but cosier space.
💡 Tip: Excellent accessibility from Zlín and Ostrava. Wallachia is a paradise for mountain bike and hiking enthusiasts, so I recommend heading to the ridges during the day and rewarding your tired muscles in hot water in the evening. check prices and availability
10. TreeHouse Ještěd — Křižany pod Ještědem
★4.6 (78 reviews) · treehouse
The combination of an iconic mountain and sleeping in the treetops works flawlessly. The house is sensitively integrated into the surrounding forest, and guests particularly enjoy the complete disconnection from the digital world. There’s no wi-fi here; instead, you’ll find plenty of board games and light your evenings with lanterns only, creating an incredibly romantic atmosphere.
Like all treehouses, this one is designed primarily for couples in love. Pack a good book, a bottle of wine, and prepare to be woken in the morning only by birdsong and rustling leaves.
💡 Tip: You’re just minutes from Liberec, and from major European hubs you’ll arrive comfortably in about an hour and a half. During the day, a hike directly to the Ještěd tower is tempting, but expect to meet quite a lot of people on weekends, unlike the peace of your treehouse. check prices and availability
11. Glamping Prusíny — Prusíny, Pilsen Region
★5 (52 reviews) · dome
Another representative of geodesic domes, this time hidden in a picturesque landscape near Pilsen. The place excels with enormous attention to detail and a minimalist, clean interior that doesn’t distract from what matters most — the view outside. Reviewers agree that it’s the perfect refuge for a mental reset.
The dome offers every imaginable luxury and is excellently insulated, so you’ll feel comfortable even during cooler evenings. Again, this is a format of accommodation that couples seeking undisturbed privacy will appreciate most.
💡 Tip: From Pilsen you’ll drive here in less than half an hour. The surroundings aren’t exactly a tourist hotspot, which is actually a huge advantage, because you won’t encounter crowds on your walks and you’ll enjoy true countryside peace. check prices and availability
12. Apartmány pod Pálavou — Starovičky, Pálava
★4.9 (70 reviews) · vineyard glamping
South Moravia and a glass of wine go hand in hand, but how about sipping that wine on the terrace of a luxury tent with a view directly into the vineyards? This glamping benefits from a fantastic location in the sunny Pálava region. Guests love the evening atmosphere when the sun sets, the air smells of ripening grapes, and you feel more like you’re somewhere in Tuscany than in Czechia.
The accommodation is very modern, clean, and offers plenty of space. It’s an ideal choice for wine and cycling enthusiasts, whether you come as a couple or as a small group of friends who want to spend the day exploring local wine cellars.
💡 Tip: From Brno you’ll reach here in forty minutes via the motorway. Pálava is absolutely stunning in autumn but also at its busiest, so you need to sort out reservations for September and October well in advance. check prices and availability
13. Yurt In The Wood | Jurta pod hvězdou — Hřibojedy near Dvůr Králové
★4.8 (55 reviews) · yurt
The name of this place doesn’t lie — you’ll find a beautiful, spacious yurt truly hidden deep in the forest. It’s a place where foxes say goodnight and where you’ll completely forget the stress of the work week. Inside you’ll find a massive bed and a central skylight through which you can gaze directly at the stars before falling asleep.
The yurt is very cozy and thanks to its circular shape feels harmonious. It’s perfect for couples seeking an escape from civilization while still wanting to maintain a high standard of sleeping in soft duvets.
💡 Tip: The place lies near Dvůr Králové, so from Hradec Králové you’re here in a flash. A trip to the nearby Safari Park is an obvious choice, but you might ultimately prefer just walks through the surrounding quiet forests. check prices and availability
14. black well glamp — Nová Ves nad Nisou, Jizerské hory
★5 (46 reviews) · designer glamping
This glamping pushes the boundaries of what accommodation in nature can look like. The dark-colored, ultra-modern designer cabins create a beautiful contrast with the greenery of the Jizerské Mountains. Guests lavish praise on the top-quality materials and huge panoramic windows that let in plenty of light.
The place will especially appeal to lovers of modern architecture and clean design. If you’re looking for the luxury of a mountain hotel wrapped in a private cabin for two, you definitely won’t go wrong here.
💡 Tip: From Jablonec nad Nisou or Liberec it’s literally just a short drive. The Jizerské Mountains are famous for their perfect cycling trails and in winter for perfectly groomed cross-country ski tracks, so sports enthusiasts will have a great time. check prices and availability
15. Glamping Tři oříšky — Lesonice, Vysočina
★5 (46 reviews) · tents
Vysočina has its specific, slightly melancholic charm, and this glamping knows how to showcase it beautifully. You’ll stay here in lovely, nature-themed tents that offer generous space. Reviews very frequently mention praise for the incredibly kind owners and perfect cleanliness of the entire site, which isn’t always a given with tent accommodation.
It’s an immensely peaceful place that suits both romantic weekends for two and smaller families. The wooden decks in front of the tents are perfect for long summer breakfasts.
💡 Tip: Lesonice lies roughly halfway between the major cities of Brno and the capital, making it an ideal meeting point for couples from different parts of the country. Vysočina is generally a quieter region, so on trips here you won’t run into crowds of other tourists. check prices and availability
16. Stromhouse — Vlkančice, Posázaví
★4.9 (48 reviews) · treehouse
Another beautiful representative of accommodation in the treetops, this time set in the romantic landscape of Posázaví. The treehouse construction embraces the trunks of stately trees and overnight you hear only the rustling of the river and forest. Guests particularly love the deck suspended high above the ground, where you can drink your coffee in complete privacy.
Given the layout, this house is also reserved primarily for couples. It’s a great tip for an anniversary or simply a weekend when you want to experience something a bit different from a standard hotel room.
💡 Tip: From the outskirts of major cities you’ll drive here in barely forty-five minutes. If you like history, definitely visit the nearby Český Šternberk Castle; the landscape around the Sázava River is absolutely enchanting in autumn. check prices and availability
17. Glamping Posázaví — Poříčí nad Sázavou
★5 (43 reviews) · riverside tents
We’re staying in Posázaví but moving closer to the river. This glamping offers huge luxury tents with beautiful wooden elements. The rating with a clean five stars testifies that they’re doing things right here. People especially praise the view of the flowing water and excellently equipped tent facilities.
The place is very popular with families because children love the water and the space around the tents. At the same time, thanks to good spacing between units, you’ll also enjoy plenty of privacy as a couple.
💡 Tip: Again, this is one of the most accessible glampings from major cities. The proximity to the river means that in summer you can enjoy swimming or rent a boat, which is a huge advantage on hot days compared to campsites locked deep in the forest. check prices and availability
18. Glamping Na Malém Háji – Ubytování Krušné hory — Hora Svaté Kateřiny
★5 (40 reviews) · mountain glamping
The Ore Mountains have a reputation as a rugged region, but inside these accommodation units you’ll find maximum cosiness and warmth. The site offers stunning views of pristine mountain scenery, and guests in reviews often mention how wonderful it is to watch the stars in the evening, as there is minimal light pollution here.
It’s an ideal choice for people who dislike overcrowded tourist areas. Here you’ll enjoy genuine mountain peace and quiet, whether you arrive as a couple or with a group of friends.
💡 Tip: The journey here from Most or Chomutov takes a while; from major European hubs, count on just under two hours. The Ore Mountains are perfect for long ridge hikes where you’ll often not meet a soul all day.
19. Glamping Mileč — Mileč, Pilsen Region
★5 (40 reviews) · tents
A quiet corner of the Pilsen Region hides these very carefully maintained glamping tents. What guests mention most often is the presence of farm animals in the immediate area, which gives the place a wonderful countryside atmosphere. The tents are tastefully furnished and provide everything you need for a comfortable stay.
Thanks to the animals and safe surroundings, it’s an absolutely fantastic choice for families with small children, who will be absolutely delighted by the environment here.
💡 Tip: It’s an easy half-hour drive from Plzeň. If you’re looking for a place where kids will put down their phones and spend the whole weekend running around outside, you’ve just found it. Summer holidays tend to be very busy though. check prices and availability
20. Moravia GLAMPRESORT — Bohuslavice u Opavy
★4.9 (41 reviews) · glamping resort
Unlike remote forest hideaways, this is a more comprehensive resort with extensive facilities. It offers beautifully crafted accommodation units that combine wood with modern materials. Guests rate the additional services and overall level of service very positively, approaching the quality of good hotels.
It’s a great choice for those who want to try glamping but are a bit wary of too much wilderness and remoteness. Here you have the assurance that you’ll be professionally looked after in every respect.
💡 Tip: For residents of Ostrava and the entire Moravian-Silesian Region, this is an ideally accessible place. The area around Opava offers plenty of monuments and castles, so it’s worth coming here even for those who like to combine relaxation with sightseeing. check prices and availability
21. Glamping & Farm Zlaté Podlesí — Zlaté Hory, Jeseníky Mountains
★5 (35 reviews) · farm glamping
Sleeping on a real working farm in the heart of pristine Jeseníky nature. This glamping site offers accommodation in stylish tents, with the biggest draw being daily contact with animals and life on the farm. Reviews rave about the morning mountain views and the extremely friendly approach of the owners.
If you’re looking for the best place for a holiday with small children, you’re in the right spot. The farm experience is priceless for them, while you’ll maintain your comfort in a superbly equipped tent.
💡 Tip: Zlaté Hory lies at the very northern edge of the Jeseníky Mountains, which is a bit further from the main routes, but your reward will be incredibly clean mountain air. A trip to the nearby moss-covered lakes at Rejvíz is practically mandatory. check prices and availability
22. JurtCamp — Smetanova Lhota u Písku
★4.7 (44 reviews) · yurts
As the name suggests, you’ll find several spacious Mongolian yurts here together. The South Bohemian landscape around Písek is dotted with ponds and forests, creating a beautiful environment for relaxation. Guests appreciate the more communal atmosphere of the camp as a whole and the pleasantly furnished yurt interiors, which maintain their traditional character.
Because there are multiple yurts, it’s an absolutely ideal place for a group of friends or several families who want to go on holiday together but retreat to their own privacy in the evening.
💡 Tip: It’s a twenty-minute drive from Písek, an hour from major cities. South Bohemia is flat and ideal for easy cycling, so definitely don’t leave your bikes at home — the trails here can be managed even by small children. check prices and availability
23. Jurty u jezírka — Mostek, Podkrkonoší
★5 (29 reviews) · yurts
The combination of a traditional yurt and water works perfectly. This smaller site in the Podkrkonoší region scores with guests primarily for its beautiful natural swimming pond, which you have right outside your door. Reviews confirm that waking up and jumping into clean water is the best start to the day you could wish for.
The yurts are very comfortably equipped and perfectly clean. The site is suitable for couples and small families looking to escape summer heat to the shade of trees and water.
💡 Tip: The location in the Podkrkonoší area means that from Hradec Králové you can get here in about forty-five minutes. If you get tired of swimming, you can take a trip to the nearby Les Království reservoir, which is one of the most beautiful technical monuments in the country. check prices and availability
24. Podhájí Glamping — Nalžovice u Sedlčan
★4.6 (39 reviews) · tents
Classic, very solidly crafted safari tents in beautiful Central Bohemian countryside full of meadows and forests. Guests at this site appreciate above all the enormous peace and space they have around their tent all to themselves. The terraces invite you to sit in the evening and watch the sun set over the meadow.
The tents are spacious, so if you’re travelling as a family of four, you won’t be cramped. The equipment is practical and includes everything you need for a comfortable weekend stay.
💡 Tip: It’s a short way from Sedlčany, and you can comfortably reach here within an hour from major cities. The whole Toulava area is great for wandering along inconspicuous field paths where you definitely won’t encounter crowds of tourists. check prices and availability
25. Golden valley glamping — Čelina u Nového Knína
★4.7 (35 reviews) · tents above the Vltava
The view of the Vltava River from a height is one of the biggest draws of this Central Bohemian glamping site. The tents are set on a hillside and provide epic views into the deep valley. Reviewers often mention how calming it is to watch boats slowly sailing down the river deep below you.
Due to the hillside location and the need to navigate stairs or slopes, this site is more suitable for couples than for families with small children or strollers. But the romance and views are definitely worth it.
💡 Tip: It’s located near the Slapy Dam, so from major cities you can park here in about forty-five minutes by car. For photography lovers, it’s an amazing location — morning mists over the Vltava photograph themselves. check prices and availability
26. Glamping Ticho — Tedražice u Sušice, Šumava
★4.9 (30 reviews) · tents
The name of this place in the foothills of Šumava perfectly captures what you get here. Looking for a spot where you’ll hear only the wind and crickets? You’ve found it. Guests rave about the luxury beds and beautifully equipped tent interiors, which create a striking contrast to the rugged nature surrounding the place.
It’s the perfect retreat for couples who need to switch off their phones and simply unwind. The Šumava air, meanwhile, guarantees you’ll sleep wonderfully.
💡 Tip: Sušice serves as a gateway to Šumava, and you can reach it within about an hour from major regional centers. From here you can embark on endless hikes along the Otava River, or take part of the river by boat—Sušice is a haven for paddlers. check prices and availability
27. Silent Place Glamping — Slapy
★5 (26 reviews) · domes with hot tubs
If you’re seeking the ultimate in luxury not far from major cities, you’ve found it. This glamping offers enormous transparent domes equipped with private hot tubs. The reviews overflow with enthusiasm about the exceptional service and how incredible it is to lie in steaming bubbling water and gaze into the forest.
This is a premium experience designed for couples in love—whether you’re celebrating an anniversary or planning a proposal. Expect maximum privacy, impeccable cleanliness, and the highest standards across all services.
💡 Tip: Given its location on the Slapy lakes, you’re just a short drive away from major urban centers. Due to the exclusivity of the place and limited units available, you’ll need to book weekend dates well in advance. check prices and availability
28. Yurt in the Forest — Rtyně v Podkrkonoší
★5 (26 reviews) · yurt
Here we return to traditional yurts, this time in the Podkrkonoší region. This yurt delivers complete isolation from the outside world—truly just you and the trees. Guests particularly love the authenticity of the place and the opportunity to light a fire in the small stove, which creates an unforgettable evening atmosphere.
The space is very cozy and ideal for those who seek genuine connection with nature rather than polished resort luxury. The yurt is excellent for couples wanting to escape reality.
💡 Tip: It’s very accessible from both Hradec Králové and Trutnov. Podkrkonoší is a landscape of remote villages and distant horizons—I recommend venturing out to explore the nearby Jestřebí Mountains. check prices and availability
29. Glamping Osada — Hýskov u Berouna
★5 (25 reviews) · settlement
In the picturesque Berounka River valley, this stylish glamping settlement has emerged, combining multiple smaller cottages and tents. Reviews consistently note the place has amazing character and guests particularly appreciate the incredibly tasteful interior design, where natural wood and soft colors dominate.
The settlement has a communal feel, making it ideal for groups of friends or families who rent multiple units and gather around a shared fire in the evening.
💡 Tip: Hýskov is just beyond Beroun, and the drive from major urban centers via motorway takes just under half an hour. Explore the beautiful Křivoklát Forests, which begin right behind the hill, or take a walk along the river. check prices and availability
30. Tree House U Jezevce — Svinošice u Lipůvky, Brno Region
★4.9 (26 reviews) · tree house
Moravia has tree houses too, and this one ranks among the best-reviewed. Tucked into dense forest, it offers guests perfect disconnection from the hectic world. People most often praise the fantastically designed terrace high in the branches and very comfortable sleeping with the scent of wood.
Again, this is accommodation designed for romantic getaways for two. You won’t find electricity or running water in the traditional sense, which is typical for tree houses, but you’ll enjoy all the more the authentic forest atmosphere.
💡 Tip: This is an ideal quick escape from Brno, reachable in just under half an hour. The surrounding forests of the Drahanská Highlands are perfect for long, undisturbed walks, or you can take a trip to the nearby Moravian Karst. check prices and availability
31. Bella View – Glamping. Sauna. Views. Grilling. — Bělá pod Bezdězem
★4.8 (25 reviews) · glamping with sauna
When you put “Beautiful View” in the name, you have to deliver. And this glamping in the Máchův Kraj region delivers spectacularly. Guests are absolutely captivated by the private sauna with a glass wall, from which you gaze straight out onto the landscape. From reviews it’s clear that the combination of wellness and perfect views is exactly why people keep returning.
The accommodation is very modern, spacious, and designed down to the smallest detail. It’s a fantastic choice for couples seeking premium relaxation without compromising on comfort.
💡 Tip: You’re just minutes from Mladá Boleslav, and about an hour from major regional centers. During the day, a classic trip to Bezděz Castle beckons, but I recommend heading there early in the morning, before crowds of other tourists arrive.
32. Toulabí Glamping — Vrchlabí, Krkonoše
★5 (21 reviews) · tents
Right at the foot of the region’s highest mountains sit these beautiful safari tents. The place serves as the perfect base for mountain hiking, but with the bonus that you return in the evening to a huge comfortable bed. Guests particularly praise the excellent tent equipment and strategic location right on the edge of the Krkonoše Mountains.
The tents are spacious enough to comfortably accommodate families with children. If you’re looking for a place where you can combine mountain hikes with evening relaxation on a terrace with views, you’ll love it here.
💡 Tip: You can reach Vrchlabí very easily from major regional centers. It’s a great starting point for hikes, whether you head toward Špindlerův Mlýn or explore the quieter foothills toward Jilemnice. check prices and availability
33. Glamping Tošcimra — Tošovice u Oder
★5 (19 reviews) · tents
The Oderské Mountains aren’t among the most heavily touristed destinations, which is actually a huge advantage for glamping. You’ll find beautiful tents nestled in peaceful nature, where foxes bid goodnight. Reviews often highlight the incredible peace, high degree of privacy, and very friendly owners.
The place is very informal and cozy, great for couples and families seeking more affordable yet still highly quality glamping experiences away from main tourist crowds.
💡 Tip: It’s just a short distance from Ostrava or Nový Jičín. The Oderské Mountains area is crisscrossed with excellent terrain for mountain biking, so if you enjoy pedaling uphill through the forest, definitely bring your bikes along. check prices and availability
34. Hidden Retreat — Lipnice nad Sázavou, Vysočina
★4.9 (65 reviews) · design retreat
We’re concluding our Czech locations list with an absolute gem. This isn’t an ordinary tent, it’s a top-notch architectural piece hidden in a quarry on the Vysočina plateau. In reviews, guests often write that they’ve never seen anything like it in the Czech Republic. The place offers absolute privacy, your own sauna, and design that could win international awards.
It’s a highly exclusive experience for two, ideal for the most exceptional occasions. The price reflects the luxury and uniqueness of the place, but according to reviews, the experience is absolutely worth it.
💡 Tip: Lipnice nad Sázavou is just a short distance from the D1 motorway, so accessibility from major regional centers is excellent. During your stay, definitely visit the nearby flooded quarries (National Memorial of Listening), which have an incredibly mystical atmosphere.
5 Glamping Sites Abroad Within Easy Reach
If you want to combine glamping with a longer seaside holiday or in the high mountains, I’ve selected five excellent spots among our neighbours and further south. All have outstanding reviews and are accessible by car from most European starting points. check prices and availability
35. Garden Village Bled — Bled, Slovenia
★4.7 (659 reviews) · treehouses and tents above the stream
Slovenia is a European glamping powerhouse, and this resort by Lake Bled is among the absolute best you can experience. You can sleep either in stylish treehouses in the canopy or in tents pitched right above a babbling stream. Reviews from hundreds of guests confirm that the grounds are woven through with streams, wooden walkways, and they even have their own vegetable garden.
It’s a perfect destination for a summer family holiday, but thanks to the vast space, couples looking to explore the beauty of the Julian Alps will also find their privacy here.
💡 Tip: From major European hubs you can reach this in a comfortable drive, making it manageable for a longer weekend or week-long trip. If you’re heading there, check out our article on what to see in Slovenia so you know where to go for day trips around Bled. check prices and availability
36. Glamping Ribno — Bled, Slovenia
★4.6 (491 reviews) · glamping cabins
We’re staying by Lake Bled but moving to a slightly more intimate setting. Glamping Ribno offers beautiful wooden cabins set on a hillside above the village. Guests rave most about the private hot tubs on the terrace of each cabin and the incredibly fragrant pine wood from which everything is built.
While Garden Village is more playful and water-focused, Ribno is more oriented toward peace, forest atmosphere, and relaxation. It’s a fantastic spot for couples who want to enjoy the Slovenian mountains with maximum comfort.
💡 Tip: The cabins are partially insulated, so it’s worth visiting in autumn too, when the trees around Bled start changing colour and the summer tourist crowds are long gone. check prices and availability
37. Camping Park Umag Glamping — Umag, Istria, Croatia
★4.4 (326 reviews) · glamping by the sea
Glamping with a view of the Adriatic Sea? Yes, it’s possible. This huge campsite in Istria has carved out a special zone exclusively for luxury safari tents, which come fully equipped including private bathroom and kitchen. Reviewers particularly appreciate that the tents are spacious, airy, and just a short walk from the beach.
This is an ideal solution for families with children who want to go to Croatia but are tired of squeezing into small apartments. Here you have space, a terrace, and the kids can run straight outside in the morning.
💡 Tip: Umag is in the far north of Croatia, so it’s a very manageable drive from many European cities. If you’re planning a trip, check out our article on Croatia with children for more inspiration. check prices and availability
38. Falkensteiner Camping Zadar — Zadar, Croatia
★4.3 (3811 reviews) · premium glamping by the sea
If you’re looking for truly premium luxury by the sea, the Falkensteiner chain is a safe bet. Their five-star campsite in Zadar offers top-notch designer glamping tents that rival more expensive hotels in every way. Thousands of reviews praise the impeccable cleanliness, excellent on-site restaurants, and very professional staff approach.
It is a pricier option, but you get a top-tier product that will satisfy even the most demanding travellers, whether you’re going as a couple or with family.
💡 Tip: Zadar is quite far for a road trip, so count on at least nine hours in the car, which only makes sense for a longer holiday. The city itself, however, has a beautiful historic centre worth exploring. check prices and availability
39. Whitepod — Les Cerniers, Switzerland
★4.4 (524 reviews) · geodesic domes in the Alps
This is an absolute glamping legend. Whitepod offers futuristic geodesic domes perched high in the Swiss Alps. In winter the domes are white to blend with the snow; in summer they turn green. Guests rave about the incredible panoramic views right from bed and the absolute silence, broken only by the tinkling of cow bells.
This is an absolutely luxurious and exclusive experience for which you’ll naturally pay a premium in Switzerland. It’s a place for special celebrations and milestone anniversaries.
💡 Tip: The journey through Germany and Switzerland is long, but the domes operate year-round, so you can visit even in the middle of winter and enjoy the snow in absolute luxury.
How Much Glamping Costs and When to Book
Honestly? Glamping isn’t a budget affair. As I mentioned in the introduction, you’ll often pay more than for a very decent guesthouse in the area. Prices also fluctuate constantly, which is why on accommodation websites you’ll usually only find booking calendars without a fixed price list. It always depends on the specific dates, occupancy, and length of stay.
If you want to save money or just try out whether you’ll enjoy it at all, avoid summer holidays and weekends. Off-season (April, May, September, and October) is often significantly cheaper, and nature is far more interesting in these months than in hot August, when tents can get uncomfortably stuffy.
Also watch out carefully for surcharges. By far the biggest price increase comes from private wellness facilities like hot tubs, saunas, or bathing barrels. Before you start comparing two different offers, always carefully check whether sauna access is already included in the price or whether you’ll have to pay extra on site.
As for reservations, you need to be quick. Especially at the most beautiful places with just one or two units, weekend slots for summer disappear as early as winter. If you find a place you like and they have a free weekend, don’t hesitate long.
Where Next
If you’re interested in more tips for accommodation in nature or planning a holiday, check out these articles: check prices and availability
- Unusual Accommodation Around the World
- Where to Holiday in Vysočina
- Where to Holiday in South Moravia
- What to See in Slovenia
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly does the word glamping mean?
The word was created by combining the English words “glamorous” and “camping”. It describes a form of accommodation where you’re in close contact with nature, but at the same time you have a high standard of comfort, such as a proper bed, electricity, and your own bathroom facilities.
What’s the main difference between camping and glamping?
While for camping you need to bring your own tent, sleeping mat, and sleeping bag, for glamping you arrive with just a suitcase of personal items. The accommodation is already prepared for you, you usually sleep on a quality mattress, and you don’t have to deal with pitching a tent or shared showers with other visitors.
Is glamping suitable for families with children?
Yes, but you need to carefully choose the type of accommodation. Spacious safari tents or large yurts are a great experience for children. On the other hand, small treehouses or transparent domes are usually designed exclusively for couples, and staying there with children wouldn’t be comfortable for either party.
When is the best time to make a reservation?
The best glamping sites in the Czech Republic tend to sell out very quickly because they often have only a few units. Summer holidays and popular long weekends need to be booked several months in advance. If you have flexible dates, look for availability on weekdays.
Can I go glamping in winter too?
It depends on the specific location. Classic safari tents typically have a season from spring to autumn. If you want to go in winter, look for year-round operations, such as insulated wooden cabins (tiny houses) or Mongolian yurts, which can be very efficiently heated with stoves.
What should I bring with me?
Layer your clothing. Evenings in nature tend to be cool, even if it was hot during the day. Definitely pack sturdy shoes for forest walks, a flashlight, and mosquito repellent. Everything else, such as bedding, towels, or basic kitchenware, will already be waiting for you.
How much does glamping typically cost?
Prices vary greatly depending on location, type of accommodation, and season. Generally speaking, however, glamping is more expensive than a regular guesthouse. You’ll pay significantly more for weekend stays and for private wellness facilities (a hot tub or sauna), which tend to be the main attractions of premium sites.
Is there cell signal and wi-fi?
That’s very individual. While luxury resorts offer fast connections, many remote locations (such as treehouses or cabins in the forest) deliberately have neither wi-fi nor signal, so that guests can enjoy a digital detox and truly relax.
Tips and Tricks for Your Vacation
Don’t Overpay for Flights
Search for flights on Kayak. It’s our favorite search engine because it scans the websites of all airlines and always finds the cheapest connection.
Book Your Accommodation Smartly
The best experiences we’ve had when looking for accommodation (from Alaska to Morocco) are with Booking.com, where hotels, apartments, and entire houses are usually the cheapest and most widely available.
Don’t Forget Travel Insurance
Good travel insurance will protect you against illness, accidents, theft, or flight cancellations. We’ve had a few hospital visits abroad, so we know how important it is to have proper insurance arranged.
Where we insure ourselves: SafetyWing (simple monthly subscription) and TrueTraveller (for extra-long trips).
Find the Best Experiences
Get Your Guide is a huge online marketplace where you can book guided walks, trips, skip-the-line tickets, tours, and much more. We always find some extra fun there!
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