Glamping in Big Sur
111 properties for Glamping. Compare and book at the best price!
Find offers
Best Glamping in Big Sur
Guests agree: these stays are highly rated for location, cleanliness, and more.Other holiday ideas and property types in Big Sur that might be interesting
Glamping in Big Sur
When it comes to holidays, beach, sun, sand and the best summer vibes come to mind, and there's no better place in the world with all those characteristics than Big Sur. Best of all, at Holidu you can find the amazing glamping places in this Californian region to suit all tastes and budgets, for a blissful few days on the coast, touring the best beaches, parks, attractions and taking in the best sights and going to the most incredible places to eat after all the fun.
Glamping with style and swimming poolsAfter an afternoon spent touring the coast, it's best to get somewhere comfortable, spacious and with a view as amazing as the one you had during the day, and that's just what you'll get with the glamping sites in Big Sur. Many of them are perfect for families or groups of friends because they are so spacious, and have all the amenities you can imagine, including a pool to relax at the end of the day while watching the sunset.
Travellers and activities
In Big Sur you will not only find the best beaches and views of all, but also the best trails to hike. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, there's a trail that's just right for you and suits what you're looking for: an easy one to enjoy your day or a challenging one. Some of the ones to note on your itinerary could be Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park, Partington Cove, Salmon Creek Falls Trail or Andrew Molera State Park.
Big Sur for nature loversThere's nothing more relaxing than being by the sea, listening to the sound of the waves and feeling the warmth of the sun, especially if you're someone who really knows how to admire nature. In Big Sur, you can get that natural touch by looking out over the coastline or watching the condors soar through the California skies. Moreover, if you're lucky enough, you might see sea otters floating by or the occasional whale far out to sea. And if you want to experience nature from a different perspective, there are plenty of places to camp, such as Big Sur Campground.
Big Sur is known for its breathtaking views, and it is precisely this that makes it a popular tourist destination.
Top 7 travel tips in Big Sur
This is probably the most famous golf course in the United States and was voted the best. So, if you are a golf fanatic, you will have to make a mandatory stop at this course, which also has incredible views and a whole history to learn.
2. Enjoy the viewpointsAn excellent idea is to take a car and drive along all the cliffs of Big Sur to enjoy the best views where the sky merges with the sea. The great thing is that, along the way, you'll find lay-bys where you can leave your car and get even more of the beautiful scenery in front of you.
3. Hike the trail to an inletIf you're adventurous and like a challenge, this activity is for you. At Partington Cove, there is a 3-kilometre round trip trail. It sounds simple enough, but the real challenge lies in the nearly 90-metre climb you have to make to get back to your route. However, it's totally worth it to be able to do it and see the rocky inlet that was once used to transport logs.
4. Have the most rewarding hike on the planet at Julia Pfeiffer Burns State ParkThis is a short but rewarding one-kilometre hike along the trail above the waterfall. The entire route is flat, and you'll end up with an incredible view, including waterfalls and landscapes you've probably never seen before.
5. Have a little getawayIf you like to connect with your inner self, you can also do that in Big Sur. Especially at the Esalen Institute, which is more like a spa than a retreat centre. The people from this institute help their visitors to get away from the routine. In addition, they have different workshops you can do ranging from yoga to couple’s communication, shamanic cosmology and personal transformation.
6. A mandatory stop at Limekiln State ParkIn this park you will have the opportunity to learn about history while walking along the trails and coastline. Most amazing of all, if you love camping at any of the 29 creekside campsites or just go for a swim, see the marine life here and check out the limestone kilns and redwoods, which are the main attraction.
7. Learn about a literary legend at the Henry Miller Memorial LibraryBig Sur isn't just about beaches and beautiful views, it's also about culture and to prove it there's the Henry Miller Memorial Library, where you can see an extensive collection of books and works by Miller and other local artists. Depending on when you go, you may also catch live sessions by various artists at the Live at Henry Miller Library.
Information about glampings in Big Sur
🏡 Glampings available: | 109 properties. |
---|---|
💳 Discount available: | up to -39%. |
🌙 Minimum price per night: | from £40. |
⭐ Most popular amenities: | Wi-Fi, barbecue and balcony. |
🐾 Pet-friendly: | 39 properties. |
📶 For workation: | 99% of the properties. |
🏊 With pool: | 10 properties. |