Discover the best glamping near Michigan City, Indiana with swimming

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Indiana
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Michigan City

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Riverside retreat I

1 site · Lodging3 acres · Niles, MI

Nestled in the majestic woods on the St Joseph River. Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable escape. Retreat in peace and privacy glamping riverside. Feel free to bring: kayaks life jackets bikes fishing gear groceries ice for cooler mosquito spray sleeping bags whatever makes your outdoor experience enjoyable, comfortable and memorable Riverside retreat amenities await: •2 twin cots (or remove for more or united sleeping) bed and bedding •Extra pillows and blankets •Wagon for personal belongings to site •Composite toilet •Outdoor shower and clean water •Trash can at site •Marshmallow roasting sticks •Fire wood •Cooler •Plates napkins utensils cups •Beautiful views of preserved nature on the St Joseph River PRIVATE YOGA SESSION RIVERSIDE OR IN HOME WITH CERTIFIED YOGA INSTRUCTOR: $100 session fee extra applies. Please request and schedule your yoga session at the time of your airbnb booking or as soon as possible to ensure availability. LAUNDRY SERVICE WASH DRY FOLD $20 extra fee applies NO SMOKING ANYTHING IN TENT Please discard of any smoking materials off property thank you.

Harbor Country Cabins

2 sites · Lodging1 acre · Sawyer, MI

I become owner of this property in 2017. The cabins were built in the late 90's financed by the previous owner. The property was vacant for decades prior to that. In the 1950's, the property was a drive-in motel called the 'Harbert Motel'. We have an arial photo from this time period which showed a number of small bungalows for guests, each with its own carport. I love all the stories I hear from locals who have been around long enough to remember how things 'used to be'. Southwest Michigan has an interesting history and has been a 'destination' from city dwellers for close to 100 years. Even Al Capone and his goon's frequented the area as they moved illegal good during the days of prohibition. Learn more about this land: Breweries, Wineries, Berry Picking, Art Studios, Farmers Markets, hiking trails, biking trails, Lake Michigan boating, kayaking, fishing, canoeing.......all those things and more await you in Southwest Michigan. We have 6 'tiny house' style cabins on 1-acre property we call - Harbor Country Cabins. Harbor Country Cabins is located along the Lake Michigan Wine Trail. Our resort offers a unique lodging and gathering location in the center of Harbor Country, near Southwest Michigan’s premier destination for beaches, breweries, wineries, dining and summer fun. With 12 queen bunk and 4 twin bunk beds spaced across 6 cabins, our property can hold up to 28 people. Price in this listing is for rental of all 6 cabins.

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!

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Potato Creek State Park

North Liberty, Indiana

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Glamping near Michigan City with swimming guide

Overview

Looking for a luxurious camping experience while enjoying a refreshing swim? Hipcamp has over 240 options for you near Michigan City, Indiana, all of which offer glamping accommodations and swimming opportunities. Choose from top-rated campsites like Heritage Farm Stay Adventure (196 reviews), Blooming Bus Farms (82 reviews), and Escape to Nature (80 reviews). Each site offers amenities like showers, toilets, and campfires. If you're feeling adventurous, try wind sports or climbing, or visit nearby historic sites. With an average price of $35 per night and options as low as $20, you can enjoy a comfortable camping experience without breaking the bank.