Travel off the grid with your four-legged adventurer and stay at this Mountain View Yurt in Basalt, just 20 miles from the popular resort town of Aspen. You’ll need a four-wheel drive vehicle to reach the private location, but the site has all you need for the perfect glamping experience. The furnished yurt features solar-powered electricity, running water from a gravity-fed spring, and an outdoor shower. From the front deck you and your pup can admire gorgeous views of three 14ers, including Capitol Peak. Take Fido for a hike along the nearly two-mile Arbaney Kittle Trail which ascends 2,000 vertical feet to an overlook of Fryingpan Valley. You might even meet the property owner’s five canine companions who patrol the land during the day.

If you’ve always wanted to experience the joys of glamping in an Airstream camper, but without the price tag of owning one, this Blairsville rental is for you. Bring your hiking hound along for a tranquil forest escape, just minutes from the Appalachian Trail and the shorter six-mile Blood Mountain Loop. The vintage camper features a queen bed and pull-out sofa, heating and A/C, and a private bathroom. Guests can also use the larger separate bathhouse, shared by guests of the property’s other rentals, which features a large private shower overlooking the forest. Fido can join you for dinner in the camper’s kitchen, on the covered deck, or at the outdoor dining area, followed by an evening campfire.

Wake up to panoramic views overlooking Texas Hill Country from the comfort of your king-size bed when you stay at this Texas-Themed Geodesic Dome with Fido. The eco-conscious retreat includes both indoor and outdoor showers, electricity, and heating and A/C. Guests also have access to a barbecue grill, hammock beneath the trees, and a swing for two facing a private fire pit. During your stay, visit The Shady Llama and let your pup make friends with Odin, Dolly, and Barley, just some of the llama pack residing at this dog-friendly beer and wine garden. Then return back to the dome for a night of stargazing in the Texas sky.

Bring your fishing gear and kayaks along for an unforgettable glamping experience at this Luxury Bell Tent in northwestern Alabama. Situated on three acres in Folklore Forest, you’ll have access to 270 feet of river frontage for your enjoyment. Pups will love doggie paddling while you sit at the base of the mossy rock waterfall and relax. The space features a queen bed, wood camp stove with firewood, a butane stove with fuel, cooking utensils, solar powered string lights, a picnic table, and more. Guests can use the solar shower and camp toilet, and will enjoy a cozy night around the firepit with Fido. If your pooch is sniffing for more adventure, take him hiking in nearby Desoto State Park and hike along Lookout Mountain.

With a name like Yellow Dog Yurt, you know Fido will feel at home. This simple and rustic retreat in Marquette offers glampers a quiet escape to nature. You’ll have access to the property’s eight acres leading to the river, and you’ll be close to other outdoor recreational areas like the Sugarloaf Mountain Trailhead. The yurt does not have electricity, but a battery pack will power string lights and a wood stove will keep your pup’s paws warm. If a cool night has you craving a little more heat, try out the property’s sauna. Your pooch can relax on the deck while you prepare a delicious meal on the barbeque grill, or head into town for dinner on the patio of Portside Inn.

Bring Fido along to this little slice of heaven right on the Hudson River and stay in a safari tent. The canvas tent sits on a raised platform and includes a queen size bed, nightstands, two Adirondack chairs, and a heating source to keep you warm at night. Outside the tent you’ll find a picnic table and fire pit, along with a camp toilet and Coleman Solar Shower. Your pup might make friends with the chickens, calves, and other farm animals residing here during your stay. Along with other glampers on the property, you’ll have access to the one-acre spring-fed pond with a sandy beach. Let Fido go for a paddle or take out one of the two sit-on-top kayaks to explore the pond, or use the three recreational kayaks with life jackets for river exploration. When Fido needs a sweet treat after a day on the water, head into town and visit The Ice Cream Man to satisfy his craving.

Travel back several decades to That 70’s Trailer, located in a desert oasis, but just minutes from downtown Taos. Originally built in 1957, this vintage luxury camper offers expansive views of the surrounding mountains from its many windows and multiple decks. Fido will enjoy having free roam in the fully-fenced yard shared with two other retro camper rentals. Upon arrival he’ll meet the property owner’s own small dogs to assure everyone gets along, as you may encounter them throughout your stay. The trailer has many original features, but includes updated plumbing and electrical systems, a propane furnace for heat, and a full bathroom with a tub and shower. Spend a day exploring Carson National Forest or take your pooch for a drive along the Enchanted Circle Scenic Byway, then return to the trailer for dinner and to warm your bones around the campfire.

Explore California’s Coastal Trail and make a stop in Santa Cruz for luxury tent glamping with Fido. This 21 and over campsite nestled beneath redwoods and just minutes from dog-friendly Its Beach, features a queen bed on a raised platform, and is protected from the elements by a canvas tent with sealable mesh and canvas doors. Two Adirondack chairs, a picnic table and both an interior tent stove and outdoor fire pit are provided. Behind the tent you’ll find another platform with a camp toilet and space to hang the provided Coleman Solar Shower. While there is no electricity, solar lights and battery-operated candles will illuminate the tent. Your pup may meet baby goats, chickens or ponies grazing on the neighboring working farm, and he should be kept inside the tent at night to avoid encountering wildlife like mountain lions.