3 online booking sites for people who want to camp

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GlampingHub

1. Glamping HubGlamping Hub boasts more than 30,000 listings for 'unique outdoor accommodations.' What that means exactly is up for you to discover! The search filter includes options that range from igloo, tipi, and caboose, to cabin, cave, and boat, even hobbit house. The point is to take the work out of traditional tent camping, while still offering an experience that's similarly rooted in the outdoors. In true TreeHugger style, Glamping Hub points out that many of its destinations are eco-friendly:"Whereas energy and materials used in the construction and management of a small hotel are quite high, glamping accommodations, in many cases, take advantage of the surrounding elements of nature. Composting toilets, solar power, and working gardens are just a few examples."2. Hipcamp3. Pitchup

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Hipcamp

1. Glamping HubGlamping Hub boasts more than 30,000 listings for 'unique outdoor accommodations.' What that means exactly is up for you to discover! The search filter includes options that range from igloo, tipi, and caboose, to cabin, cave, and boat, even hobbit house. The point is to take the work out of traditional tent camping, while still offering an experience that's similarly rooted in the outdoors. In true TreeHugger style, Glamping Hub points out that many of its destinations are eco-friendly:"Whereas energy and materials used in the construction and management of a small hotel are quite high, glamping accommodations, in many cases, take advantage of the surrounding elements of nature. Composting toilets, solar power, and working gardens are just a few examples."2. Hipcamp3. Pitchup

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1. Glamping HubGlamping Hub boasts more than 30,000 listings for 'unique outdoor accommodations.' What that means exactly is up for you to discover! The search filter includes options that range from igloo, tipi, and caboose, to cabin, cave, and boat, even hobbit house. The point is to take the work out of traditional tent camping, while still offering an experience that's similarly rooted in the outdoors. In true TreeHugger style, Glamping Hub points out that many of its destinations are eco-friendly:"Whereas energy and materials used in the construction and management of a small hotel are quite high, glamping accommodations, in many cases, take advantage of the surrounding elements of nature. Composting toilets, solar power, and working gardens are just a few examples."2. Hipcamp3. Pitchup