Glamping
Named-property field notes on safari tents, yurts, and canvas bungalows — what each setup actually delivers, who operates it, and when a standard tent site is the smarter booking.
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Costanoa: Tent Bungalows on the San Mateo Coast
Costanoa’s tent bungalows in Pescadero at 2001 Rossi Road — wood or metal frames with waterproof canvas walls, electricity, and village layouts from Cypress to Lighthouse on the coast between Santa Cruz and Half Moon Bay.
Terramor Outdoor Resort: Canvas Tents on Mount Desert Island
KOA’s Terramor at 1453 ME-102, Bar Harbor — 64 luxury canvas tents near Acadia National Park, five named tent types, 2026 season May 14 through October 18.
Under Canvas Zion: Furnished Safari Tents on Kolob Terrace
Under Canvas operates 66 safari-inspired tents at 3955 Kolob Terrace Rd outside Virgin, Utah — solar-powered, DarkSky certified, open March 12 through November 28, 2026. What the canvas setup delivers and when an NPS tent site makes more sense.
Treebones Resort: Sixteen Yurts on a Big Sur Bluff
The Handy family opened Treebones in November 2004 — sixteen circular canvas yurts on redwood decks at 71895 Highway 1, South Big Sur. Guests 13 and older only; king beds, french doors, and cliffside Pacific views.
El Capitan Canyon: Canvas Safari Tents on the Gaviota Coast
El Capitan Canyon’s 12-by-14 safari tents on raised decks at 11560 Calle Real, Santa Barbara — year-round canvas glamping under Sun Outdoors, with Adventure Yurts and cedar cabins on the same property. No pets.
Firelight Camps: Safari Tents South of Ithaca
Firelight Camps’ luxury safari tents at 1150 Danby Rd, Ithaca — hardwood floors, king or double-queen beds, and shared bathhouses on wooded acres behind La Tourelle Inn & Spa.