Getaway VS Outsite

Last year I took my doggie to a Getaway cabin for some glamping; I went to the Barber Creek location which is about a 2 hr drive. We could hear some fireworks far in the distance, but the Getaway cabins themselves have very strict quiet hours and my dog was happy and relaxed. Source: 10 months ago

Kind of expensive but this is nice: https://getaway.house/. Source: 10 months ago

Try Getaway. They have one location near Charlottesville and are opening another near Shenandoah. I’ve stayed there a few times. Close to Charlottesville shops, wineries and also hiking. Cozy little tiny house with everything you need. And you can sit by your own private fire pit. https://getaway.house/. Source: about 1 year ago

Try Getaway House. So far, I’ve been to two local camps and it has been the best place to unwind. And very pet friendly! https://getaway.house/. Source: about 1 year ago

It's a "Getaway" campground. Sites include these minimalist, almost off the grid (there is a phone for emergencies) trailers with a huge window looking out on the scenery. They have a bunch of campgrounds across the country, would highly recommend if you're wanting a disconnected camping experience but don't necessarily have the gear. https://getaway.house/. Source: about 1 year ago

Outsite.co has a number of these properties around the world. I'm planning to stay in a couple of them in Mexico this winter. Source: 12 months ago

Highly recommend outsite.co specially if you are a beginner nomad, great community who help each other and Lisbon community manager Sebastião is great! Source: over 2 years ago

I think https://outsite.co/ is exactly what you're describing. Source: almost 3 years ago