The best yurts near Tracy

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Tracy is full of outdoor activity—and even only an hour away from San Francisco. Nearby, Bethany Reservoir State Recreation Area hosts windsurfing or fishing and has ample biking trails for thrilling adventures amidst natural surroundings. The San Joaquin River and California Delta present a playground for water activities like boating, fishing, and kayaking. Or launch the boat and hike scenic trails along San Luis Reservoir instead. Travel a little farther to experience Black Chasm Cavern and its spectacular underground formations. Then, set up camp nearby at various RV and tent campsites that feature playgrounds, electric hookups, and restrooms.

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Bay Area Yurt Retreat!

3. Bay Area Yurt Retreat!

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41mi from Tracy · 2 sites · Lodging · Oakland, CA
🌙 Bay Area Yurt Retreat — your cozy escape near Oakland Leave the city behind and step into serenity in our private yurt perched on peaceful land just outside Oakland. Perfect for two, this snug hideaway is made for couples, solo travelers, or anyone craving a little nature without sacrificing comfort. What makes it special: A charming, private yurt — sleeps two, with all the essentials provided Just far enough to feel removed from the hustle, yet close enough to the Bay Area when you want action Showers, potable water, and toilet included — all the amenities you need to refresh and relax Things you’ll love doing here: Slow mornings: sip coffee in the quiet, listen to birds, absorb the calm Explore the trails or parks nearby, then return to your yurt under starlit skies Cozy evenings curling up with a book or chatting by soft lantern light
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$88
 / night
Epic Views at Lago Lomita Vineyards

4. Epic Views at Lago Lomita Vineyards

49mi from Tracy · 2 sites · Lodging · Los Gatos, CA
Our yurt and treehouse are located on Lago Lomita Vineyards with a view of the entire Monterey Bay. We've been hosting guests since 2015 and are looking forward to meeting you! Both our treehouse and yurt listings are unique experiences. They both are adjacent to the Tierra Madre Vineyard Block and have awesome views of the entire Monterey Bay/Pacific Ocean. We are located on 44 acres high atop the Santa Cruz Mountains but close to all the major beaches and Silicon Valley. Please be aware this is camping in nature, along with squirrels, spiders, falling leaves, etc. and nature is not always for everyone. There is a 45ft. ladder to climb to get into the treehouse. The view at sunset is spectacular. Featured on the first page of top Glamping destinations in California, in National Geographic's 50 States, 500 campgrounds. Both sites include a trunk of goodies: Complimentary trunk of goodies that is filled with muffins, mugs, creamer, sugar, coffee, croissants, cards, champagne & wine glasses & wine opener! We acquired the property in 1991, shortly after the Lexington Fire (1985) and Loma Prieta earthquake (1989). At that time, the entire property has degenerated into disrepair, and all the vineyards had been overwhelmed by the wilderness. In 2011, we started the herculean effort of clearing away the wilderness, resurrecting all the vineyards and renovating our home. In 2014, we started replanting the vineyards, and opened our tree house to visitors in 2015. Just like us, I think you will fall in love with this property, and enjoy every minute of your time here. We look forward to your stay. Robin and Mark
Potable water
Toilets
Showers
from 
$274
 / night

Tracy is full of outdoor activity—and even only an hour away from San Francisco. Nearby, Bethany Reservoir State Recreation Area hosts windsurfing or fishing and has ample biking trails for thrilling adventures amidst natural surroundings. The San Joaquin River and California Delta present a playground for water activities like boating, fishing, and kayaking. Or launch the boat and hike scenic trails along San Luis Reservoir instead. Travel a little farther to experience Black Chasm Cavern and its spectacular underground formations. Then, set up camp nearby at various RV and tent campsites that feature playgrounds, electric hookups, and restrooms.

93% (142)

Top-rated campgrounds

Bay Area Yurt Retreat!

3. Bay Area Yurt Retreat!

83%
(3)
41mi from Tracy · 2 sites · Lodging · Oakland, CA
🌙 Bay Area Yurt Retreat — your cozy escape near Oakland Leave the city behind and step into serenity in our private yurt perched on peaceful land just outside Oakland. Perfect for two, this snug hideaway is made for couples, solo travelers, or anyone craving a little nature without sacrificing comfort. What makes it special: A charming, private yurt — sleeps two, with all the essentials provided Just far enough to feel removed from the hustle, yet close enough to the Bay Area when you want action Showers, potable water, and toilet included — all the amenities you need to refresh and relax Things you’ll love doing here: Slow mornings: sip coffee in the quiet, listen to birds, absorb the calm Explore the trails or parks nearby, then return to your yurt under starlit skies Cozy evenings curling up with a book or chatting by soft lantern light
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$88
 / night
Epic Views at Lago Lomita Vineyards

4. Epic Views at Lago Lomita Vineyards

49mi from Tracy · 2 sites · Lodging · Los Gatos, CA
Our yurt and treehouse are located on Lago Lomita Vineyards with a view of the entire Monterey Bay. We've been hosting guests since 2015 and are looking forward to meeting you! Both our treehouse and yurt listings are unique experiences. They both are adjacent to the Tierra Madre Vineyard Block and have awesome views of the entire Monterey Bay/Pacific Ocean. We are located on 44 acres high atop the Santa Cruz Mountains but close to all the major beaches and Silicon Valley. Please be aware this is camping in nature, along with squirrels, spiders, falling leaves, etc. and nature is not always for everyone. There is a 45ft. ladder to climb to get into the treehouse. The view at sunset is spectacular. Featured on the first page of top Glamping destinations in California, in National Geographic's 50 States, 500 campgrounds. Both sites include a trunk of goodies: Complimentary trunk of goodies that is filled with muffins, mugs, creamer, sugar, coffee, croissants, cards, champagne & wine glasses & wine opener! We acquired the property in 1991, shortly after the Lexington Fire (1985) and Loma Prieta earthquake (1989). At that time, the entire property has degenerated into disrepair, and all the vineyards had been overwhelmed by the wilderness. In 2011, we started the herculean effort of clearing away the wilderness, resurrecting all the vineyards and renovating our home. In 2014, we started replanting the vineyards, and opened our tree house to visitors in 2015. Just like us, I think you will fall in love with this property, and enjoy every minute of your time here. We look forward to your stay. Robin and Mark
Potable water
Toilets
Showers
from 
$274
 / night

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The best yurts near Tracy guide

Where to go

Bethany Reservoir State Recreation Area

Twenty minutes from Tracy is Bethany Reservoir State Recreation Area. Boat, fish, or windsurf along the 160-acre reservoir. Shaded picnic areas are dog-friendly and available near the boat ramp. Then, explore hilly back roads on challenging bike climbs or ride along the California Aqueduct Bikeway and view windmills in the recreation area. To end the day, set up at a nearby RV or tent campsite that is pet-friendly and has electrical hookups.

Black Chasm Cavern

About an hour and a half northeast of Tracy looms Black Chasm Cavern. The cavern’s beauty includes a stunning blue lake and millions of twisting helictite crystals, which defy gravity and grow abundantly throughout the chambers. Campers can explore the cavern with knowledgeable guides to view formations that resemble animals and figures like candy canes, butterflies, and even a dragon—the cave’s mascot. Additionally, cave explorers may traverse Miners Trail, an ecologically fragile area with convoluted marble monoliths, in a self-guided walking tour. Nearby cabin lodges, RV sites, and tent sites are available for campers who may want to visit the caverns for more than one day.

San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area

San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area is an ideal destination for campers seeking water-based activities. Situated about an hour and a half west of Tracy, the park sits around the expansive San Luis Reservoir. Launch a boat from designated ramps, fish for striped bass and catfish, and hike trails with scenic views of the reservoir and surrounding hills. The park features numerous tent and RV campsites equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and restrooms, as well.

When to go

Tracy's climate offers campers favorable conditions for outdoor activities year-round. Spring and fall provide comfortable weather with milder temperatures ranging from 70°F to the 80s as well as occasional rainfall. Campers can expect plenty of sunshine and minimal rainfall during summer months, with average high temperatures ranging from the mid-80s to 90s. Winters in Tracy range from the low to mid-60s. Rainfall is also more prevalent during this season, creating a greener landscape.

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