Glamping in Chicago, IL, US: 12 Best Luxury Glamping Sites 2024

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Chicago

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Hruby Ranch Woods Camp -Eagles Nest

2 sites · Lodging56 acres · Crown Point, IN

Learn more about this land:Come enjoy a stay at the rustic Hruby Ranch. 50 acres of private land to explore. A cozy comfortable excursion tent with queen bed heated by a toasty 89,000 BTU wood stove. There are trails throughout of which you are free to explore. And our animals will surely delight. A fire pit is always a wonderful way to end the day. Located 12 minutes from I 65 and 15 minutes from downtown Crown Point and 20 from Valporaiso. If the beach is more your style, we are 25 minutes from the Indiana dunes and Lake Michigan! We are in winter/inclimate weather conditions, all stays are hike in and out approximately 150yards from the barn and stable areas.

The Hideaway at Cooper Lake

3 sites · Lodging30 acres · Westville, IN

The Hideaway is located on private property in Otis, Indiana. Three canvas tents line our man made, creek fed lake. The lake is over 6 acres and approximately 35 ft deep. The lake is stocked with catfish, bluegill, bass and other fish perfect for fishing. Wildflowers and natural paths are available for walking and scenic photoshoots. The property is near the tollroad. Some guests do not notice the noise others have been more sensitive to it. There is space for each site to have privacy. Each site has their own shower, flushing port-o-john, fire pit, dining area. There is a shared space near the lake which includes lounging furniture. We proudly do not have wifi and encourage our guests to unplug and relax!

Rocking Horse Camping Farm

1 site · Lodging15 acres · Gary, IN

This is a hidden gem in the outskirts of Gary. Located on the Calumet river is this amazing horse farm with 3 horses and 4 ponies. It’s 1 mile off of the 80/94 and 65 highway. Only a 45 min drive from Chicago. We also offer free parking to Miller Beach on Lake Michigan which is only a 10 min ride

Lakeshore Camp Resort Lake Lot 239

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Portage, IN

Glamping at its best. This lot is at the highest point over looking the lake. This travel trailer sleeps 6. Made for children, the park offers a lake for fishing, boat rentals, beach, swimming pools, game room, mini-golf, kids activities, and more. Air conditioning when it is cold, heat when it is hot, stay dry on a rainy day, inside bathroom. Is this really camping? It is more like Glamour Camping; Glamping. Only 45 minutes from Chicago, and 10 minutes to the Indiana Dunes State Park. This is a nice travel trailer that has two bunk beds in the rear, a dinette and couch that converts to sleepers, and a front bedroom with a queen size bed. Sheets/blankets are supplied, clean towels for up to four people are provided. There is a fire pit, charcoal grill (you have to supply your own charcoal) and gazebo that you can use. Although you are on the lake, you do not have direct access to the lake. Parking is located on the grassy area across the road from the lot. The campground is between the highway and train, so you will hear both day and night with a lot of golf cart traffic. Guest must follow all campground rules, no refunds will be issued. You will have access to all the amenities of the park including use of the pools, beach, and park. Cost of the miniature golf course is not included. There is a restaurant at the park that serves fast food and deserts.

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Kankakee River State Park

Limestone, Illinois

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Chain O'Lakes State Park IL

Channel Lake, Illinois

Glamping near Chicago guide

Overview

There's no need to rough it, no matter the time of year, when glamping near Chicago. Stay close to the city to explore its many highlights, including museums, architecture, and the Chicago River. Cruise along the Lakefront Trail or get out on the water on Lake Michigan. Further up the coast, the Adeline Jay Geo-Karis Illinois Beach State Park offers dunes, marshes, and sandy ridges, while plenty of smaller lakes can be found in Chain O'Lakes State Park. Hike, bike, or horseback ride the many trails in Rock Cut State Park and Kankakee River State Park, or explore the wilderness of Shawnee National Forest. Winters can be cold and snowy, but active visitors can go ice skating, sledding, skiing, and snowshoeing. Some Illinois state parks offer rustic cabins or more modern lodges while private campgrounds offer safari tents, treehouses, yurts, and cabins, with modern amenities such as heat, hot tubs, and wifi, for a comfortable stay, year-round.