Glamping near Murfreesboro

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In Murfreesboro, glamping means swapping the tent for a canvas cabin or a decked-out yurt, with over seven options that put you close to hiking trails, fishing spots, and wildlife watching. Expect an average night to run about $80, with some places dipping to $50 if you book early. Most sites let you build a campfire, and you’ll find clean toilets and showers, so you’re never roughing it too hard. Top picks include Solitude at Thornton Farm (165 reviews), Oak Grove Retreat (35 reviews), and Meet at the Creek (22 reviews)—all with plenty of shade, quiet corners, and a little extra comfort after a day outdoors.

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Top-rated campgrounds

Another view of our set up!

1. Solitude at Thornton Farm

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40mi from Murfreesboro · 7 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Wakefield, VA
Peace and quiet equals “Solitude at my farm. I’m just like you. I want to camp at a quiet place in the country where it’s plenty of acres and no houses to look at and a clean bathroom and shower. Well it’s here. I’m Located in Wakefield Virginia. If you’re traveling to Virginia Beach I’m one hour away. From my farm there is a free ferry in Scotland where the ferry departs to Williamsburg just 30 minutes. At my farm I have 5 sites for tent/camping so it’s spaced appropriately apart I have 2 Rv sites totally away for their privacy and a new mini house also properly spaced away. All have a clean picnic table and a fire pit. 100 feet away you’ll find that clean bathroom, shower and a wash station for hygiene. You’ll see the love I put into this and because I love it and my prior guests love it, which means it may be right for you also. In the town of Wakefield you’ll find gas stations, dollar stores, a Value food market and if you want (to go) food we have that also. Plus it’s home to The Virginia Diner. Amenities include toilet access, a shower, trash disposal, picnic tables, and potable water. Pets are allowed, as are campfires.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from 
$44
 / night
The restored 1920s Episcopal Mission Church

2. Oak Grove Retreat

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47mi from Murfreesboro · 9 sites · Tents, Lodging · Tarboro, NC
Saint Anne's Chapel and Oak Grove Retreat Center is a unique historical venue for your next camp site in the Tarboro area of North Carolina. The farm was originally established in 1832 by the Pender Family. On the current 25 acres is a restored 1920s Episcopal Mission Church with parklike grounds that is maintained year-round and has a rich and interesting history. We have host a wide variety of events over the years, including weddings, receptions, meetings, retreats, drum circles, sound healing's, festivals and more. Camping is available in the field or in the 17 acre woods. Learn more about this land: Welcome to Oak Grove - a property with a 100 year old de-consecrated Episcopal church, beautiful woods, and amazing grandfather oaks. A common site for weddings, drum circles, and other metaphysical and spiritual happenings, the property has a labyrinth, a free expression chalkboard, a Zen sand box that are free to use.  A short walk down the wooded trail brings you to a small clearing with a central fire pit and several areas suitable for a tent. Situated close to a road, traffic can be heard but easily tuned out, particularly as the road gets much quieter at night. The woods are next to a large open field that is great for star gazing.  Bring your hammock!
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from 
$20
 / night

In Murfreesboro, glamping means swapping the tent for a canvas cabin or a decked-out yurt, with over seven options that put you close to hiking trails, fishing spots, and wildlife watching. Expect an average night to run about $80, with some places dipping to $50 if you book early. Most sites let you build a campfire, and you’ll find clean toilets and showers, so you’re never roughing it too hard. Top picks include Solitude at Thornton Farm (165 reviews), Oak Grove Retreat (35 reviews), and Meet at the Creek (22 reviews)—all with plenty of shade, quiet corners, and a little extra comfort after a day outdoors.

100% (269)

Top-rated campgrounds

Another view of our set up!

1. Solitude at Thornton Farm

99%
(202)
40mi from Murfreesboro · 7 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Wakefield, VA
Peace and quiet equals “Solitude at my farm. I’m just like you. I want to camp at a quiet place in the country where it’s plenty of acres and no houses to look at and a clean bathroom and shower. Well it’s here. I’m Located in Wakefield Virginia. If you’re traveling to Virginia Beach I’m one hour away. From my farm there is a free ferry in Scotland where the ferry departs to Williamsburg just 30 minutes. At my farm I have 5 sites for tent/camping so it’s spaced appropriately apart I have 2 Rv sites totally away for their privacy and a new mini house also properly spaced away. All have a clean picnic table and a fire pit. 100 feet away you’ll find that clean bathroom, shower and a wash station for hygiene. You’ll see the love I put into this and because I love it and my prior guests love it, which means it may be right for you also. In the town of Wakefield you’ll find gas stations, dollar stores, a Value food market and if you want (to go) food we have that also. Plus it’s home to The Virginia Diner. Amenities include toilet access, a shower, trash disposal, picnic tables, and potable water. Pets are allowed, as are campfires.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from 
$44
 / night
The restored 1920s Episcopal Mission Church

2. Oak Grove Retreat

100%
(45)
47mi from Murfreesboro · 9 sites · Tents, Lodging · Tarboro, NC
Saint Anne's Chapel and Oak Grove Retreat Center is a unique historical venue for your next camp site in the Tarboro area of North Carolina. The farm was originally established in 1832 by the Pender Family. On the current 25 acres is a restored 1920s Episcopal Mission Church with parklike grounds that is maintained year-round and has a rich and interesting history. We have host a wide variety of events over the years, including weddings, receptions, meetings, retreats, drum circles, sound healing's, festivals and more. Camping is available in the field or in the 17 acre woods. Learn more about this land: Welcome to Oak Grove - a property with a 100 year old de-consecrated Episcopal church, beautiful woods, and amazing grandfather oaks. A common site for weddings, drum circles, and other metaphysical and spiritual happenings, the property has a labyrinth, a free expression chalkboard, a Zen sand box that are free to use.  A short walk down the wooded trail brings you to a small clearing with a central fire pit and several areas suitable for a tent. Situated close to a road, traffic can be heard but easily tuned out, particularly as the road gets much quieter at night. The woods are next to a large open field that is great for star gazing.  Bring your hammock!
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from 
$20
 / night

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