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“Mendocino Grove is a glamping destination overlooking Mendocino’s magnificent coastline in Northern California. The property features 60 spacious Safari-style classic and family tents, fully-outfitted with heated beds, down comforters, crisp cotton linens, lanterns, redwood decks with leather butterfly chairs, picnic tables, campfire rings, gas barbeque grills, luxurious bathrooms, hot showers, a sauna, complimentary coffee and tea, and much more. The experience is made complete with unbeatable on-site amenities—like campfire valet services, complimentary nature hikes and daily yoga, massage services, campfire live music series, Friday night hosted dinners, dog-friendly offerings, and nature scavenger hunts for kids."

“If you're enticed by the idea of camping but don't want to deal with the inevitable grunt work that comes with it, glamping (or glamorous camping) is the perfect compromise. Read on to discover the most unique glamping resorts in California, Florida, Tennessee and other destinations across the U.S.

Find a serene glamping experience in one of California's most breathtaking small towns. Mendocino Grove sits within a forest bluff adjacent to the town, affording spectacular views of the camp's towering trees and the coast. …” —  Amanda Norcross

“Mendocino Grove is a peaceful glamping retreat on the Northern California coats.

The Mendocino coast is no secret weekend getaway spot. While most visitors will focus on exploring the coastal town of Mendocino and its surrounds, there’s much to be discovered along the 90+ miles of Mendocino’s coastline. That said, if it’s your first time in the area, base yourself in the small town of Mendocino—beaten path or not, its proximity to trails, beaches, restaurants, and small locally run shops make it a must on any California getaway list. Or explore a new stretch of the coast, like the small town of Elk and nearby Salt Point State Park to the south of Mendocino. …” — Jessie Beck, Tim Chester 

“We’ll never say no to a camping trip in California—especially if it involves staying in a comfortable safari-style tent in a secluded forest by the ocean. This is exactly what guests can expect at Mendocino Grove, a 37-acre property on a rocky cliffside just south of the quiet town of Mendocino on Northern California’s coast. Each of the 60 tents has a bed equipped with a heated mattress pad, a campfire pit (which a staff member can light for you if needed), a private deck, and a picnic table. Tents are well spaced out to maximize privacy, while shared bathrooms are stocked with lavender-scented amenities. …” — Jennifer Flowers 

“For a glamping experience, consider Mendocino Grove. The site has 60 tents set up in well-spaced “neighborhoods,” as the resort calls them. Each tent is furnished with comfy beds, wool blankets, and a deck with leather butterfly chairs perfect for resting and redwood watching. There’s live music around the campfire on select summer nights, and a campfire cookout series, too.”

“Mendocino Grove, a luxury camping experience in Northern California, lets visitors who still prefer the comfort of a cozy bed connect with the great outdoors. ‘We try to walk the line from an outdoor hospitality perspective where it feels like a resort with some of the amenities, but it still allows for that outdoor camping experience,’ says Jake Halverson, general manager for Mendocino Grove. “We have a lot of built-in historical knowledge of what it takes for guests to really enjoy their experiences, whether it is for seven days or two days.’…” — Ava Diaz

"Northern California’s rugged Pacific Coast provides the backdrop for this tented resort two miles outside of the town of Mendocino, known for its Victorian architecture. On a cypress tree-filled bluff overlooking the ocean, 60 safari-style tents come with leather deck chairs, plush bedding, and fire rings for outdoor grilling. A “campfire valet” can help if you have trouble getting a spark." — KIMBERLEY LOVATO

“How does a night of smores with stars twinkling overhead sound? Heavenly? Read on! With prime camping season on the horizon, we’ve compiled this list of amazing campgrounds in the US and Canada for your outdoor adventure planning pleasure. Whether you tent camp, have an RV, or are looking for a ready made camping experience–there’s a little something for everyone on this list. A word to the wise, though, a lot of these spots fill up months in advance, so be sure to make reservations for this year and beyond—nature awaits.” — Ophelia Oliveira

“Congratulations to the 2023 Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice winners,” said John Boris, Chief Growth Officer at Tripadvisor. “The travel resurgence we’ve seen throughout the past year has even further heightened the competition. Earning a Travelers’ Choice Award demonstrates that you have provided great experiences to those who matter most: your guests. With changing expectations, continued labor shortages, and rising costs, this is no easy feat, and I am continually impressed with the hospitality industry’s resilience and ability to adapt. Cheers to another successful year!”

"Need a weekend getaway? Now’s the perfect time to go glamping along the coast at Mendocino Grove, a sophisticated camping experience for those of us who prefer a real bed. Watch the sunset from a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean on the 37-acre property. Then retreat to your safari-style tent and keep warm under your down comforter." — Allison McCarthy

"Located on the picturesque northern California coast, Mendocino Grove is a modern camping experience with a variety of luxury safari-style tents, ideal for couples or families. The pet-friendly destination is home to 37 acres of redwood forest overlooking the Pacific Ocean. There are 60 luxury tents situated on wooden platforms. Each boasts a heated bed, down comforters, wool blankets, and cotton linens." — Rebecca Parsons

“This 37-acre retreat, set on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, is one of the most extensive glamping retreats around. There are 60 safari-style rooms, some outfitted with bunk beds, others with king beds (just in case you need a little space from the girls).” — Martha Stewart Editors

 “The surrounding redwood forests, coastal bluffs, beaches, and meadows provide plenty to do during the day for both you and Fido (this place is so pet-friendly, they even have a dog washing station!). On weekend mornings, gentle yoga classes are available for $10 at the Meadow Common, which also serves as the community hub with games including bocce and corn hole. Down at Big River, you can rent kayaks and canoes. And of course there are hikes—literally hundreds of them.” — Anna Volpicelli

“The idea of camping always sounds romantic: sleeping under the stars, telling stories around a campfire, making s’mores. The truth? Much colder and much dirtier. If your visions of outdoor life tip more towards the fictional and less towards the reality, pick Mendocino Grove for the outdoor experience at its storybook best.” — Abigail Stone

“The better option is Mendocino Grove, with 60 luxury glampsites offering first-rate beds, electrical outlets, ‘reliable wifi’ and a communal fire ring for sharing stories and s’mores.” — Diane Rommel

“Part of glamping’s appeal is in the details, and you’ll find plenty of those, including hammocks strung throughout the tree-studded meadow, s’mores kits for purchase and use in the private and communal campfire areas plus bocce ball courts and a complimentary breakfast bar.” — Jessica Yadegaran

“This is a destination known for its beautiful remoteness, a refuge from the hubbub of modern life. With a vibe both artsy and outdoorsy, the seaside community and its coastal environs invite you to unplug.” — Josh Sens

“Nearby, a central bathhouse with a contemporary spa-like feel is outfitted with redwood, marble vanities, and subway tile-lined showers.” — Marissa Hermanson

“Even if you hate the word glamping, you can’t deny the appeal of four-star comfort in a wilderness setting. Mendocino Grove, a collection of plush safari-style tents..., is tucked into 32 wooded acres in Mendocino County.” — Graham Averill