Glamping near Omaha

The Cornhusker state holds plenty of glamping surprises.

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United States
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Nebraska
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Omaha

99% (346 reviews)

Popular camping styles for Omaha

2 top glamping sites near Omaha

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Arrowhead Lodge of SW. Iowa.

1 site · LodgingCouncil Bluffs, IA

This custom designed glamping lodge was a dream of mine for a long time. I wanted a place to go to unwind and be with one with nature. But! wanted it close to town so I do not have to travel far and still be close to the city attractions. The lodge backs up to a large hill--called the Loess Hills. Many deer, raccoon, possum and turkey call it home and so does a few pets of mine to include a mini horse and goat. They just love being adorned by new people. I think you will find this a perfect place for a good nights sleep. Learn more about this land: --Enjoy the deer setting amongst the tree's and nature. Hiking trails close by. Come enjoy a relaxing experience close to the city, the zoo and other attractions. MOST dogs are welcomed -- BUT need to be approved first! before booking. ADDITIONAL FEE REQUIRED> Walking trails close by! and restaurants. Verify with host before booking please. The bathroom/shower is located across the yard in the lower level of the main house. Thank you!

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Horse Creek Adventures

26 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents170 acres · Sidney, IA

Horse Creek Adventures is a 170 acre ranch that provides an opportunity for visitors to stay one night or several days to enjoy the land and area sights. You have your choice as to how you want to stay. Our "off the grid" cabins offer a special opportunity to camp with a roof. The cabins are extremely popular! Check out the information about them and then check the photos posted by quests and read their reviews to give you lots of ideas of how you could enjoy these one of a kind sites. Tenting is available all over the 170 acres. You can tent by the pond; on top of the hill, or in a valley. These sites allow you to "get away from it all" and let the stress melt away. We have tenting sites close to a road to give you flexibility to see local attractions while enjoying the whole 170 acres. Lastly, we have RV hook-ups with 119, 30 amps and 50 amps The land is part of the famous Loess Hills. There are hilltops to take in the breath taking views and valleys surrounded by trees. A pond full of trophy sized bass , catch and release, no license required. Wildlife abounds including a wide variety of birds. We have been described by avid birders as a rich place for birding. The area is rich with history-Lewis and Clark; French Canadian trappers and their Lakota wives established French Villages; Mormons came through here on the way to Utah; Jesse James played cards. Waubonsie State Park is close with hiking trails and seven miles of Horse trails. At night you can use a portable corral to have your horse close. End the day around a campfire, look at the stars and the lightening bugs and be serenaded to sleep by the coyotes and whip-poor-wills Enjoy !!

Nearby parks

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Platte River State Park

South Bend, Nebraska

Waubonsie State Park

Hamburg, Iowa

Glamping near Omaha guide

Overview

Hemmed in by the Missouri and Platte Rivers, and peppered with state parks and recreation areas, Nebraska’s largest city is a dream for campers, and you don't need to pack your tent or bring your RV to get in on the action. Perhaps check into a refurbished Union Pacific caboose at Two Rivers State Recreation Area or opt for a glamping cabin or tipi at Platte River State Park, both just a short drive from downtown. Glamping in Omaha isn’t just about keeping your home comforts—although we’re not turning down a queen-size bed and a cozy fire pit—it’s also great fun. After all, where else can you rent a vintage camper van on a remote goat ranch, cozy up in a treehouse, or rent a fully furnished tiny house (s’mores-friendly firepit included) with easy access to the wildflower walks of Ponca State Park?