With the holidays upon us, we’ve found ourselves dreaming of sparkling lights, days spent playing in snow, and nights cozied up by a warm fire. Each season offers new ways to enjoy the outdoors, so don’t let a drop in temperatures stand in the way of getting your nature fix!
We picked some of our favorite camping and glamping sites across the U.S. to enjoy snow sports—use them as inspiration to plan your next winter adventure. Just don’t forget your GoPro and helmet mount so you can record your epic adventure.


At 11,950 feet, Weston Pass Hut is a unique backcountry experience for winter adventurers, facing an open valley with stunning views of Mount Holy Cross and the surrounding mountains. Backcountry skiers and snowboarders can access terrain ranging from steep bowls to mild slopes to suit all skill levels.
A self-contained, off-grid hideaway situated just feet off the Montreal River in a pine and birch forest. Snowshoeing, snowmobiling, and brook-trout are all within steps of the covered rustic porch. Find world-class skiing at Mount Bohemia nearby.
A supremely cozy, 1970s A-frame cabin in the Sierras near major outdoor destinations such as Big Trees State Park, Stanislaus National Forest, and Bear Valley Ski Resort. Perfectly situated for skiing, snowshoeing and sledding, with an inviting fireplace waiting at home.
A picturesque yurt tucked in the woods on the outskirts of Kaniku National Forest. The property includes snowshoeing trails and is situated near Schweitzer Mountain for prime skiing and snowboarding.
Set on a small sheep farm on 40 private acres featuring sweeping views of pastures, valleys, forests, and mountains. It’s 15 minutes from Chewelah Mountain and the 49° North Mountain Resort.
Go ahead: bundle up, grab your gear, and get out there! Discover and book camping, glamping and RV accommodations in a winter wonderland. (You’re welcome).
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