Safari tent VerifiedBryson City · United States
1. Luxury Treetop Safari Tent, Hot Tub, Firepit, Deep Creek, Smoky Mountain NP
about 4 km from Bryson City · Mountains
There are 5 hand-checked glamping tents in North Carolina — each a genuine whole, private stay you book directly, never a hotel room. Nightly prices sit around €327, with most between €327 and €335. Every one is pinned on the map in North Carolina, so you can see exactly where it sits before you book. Compare them side by side and pick the one that fits your trip.
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Safari tent VerifiedBryson City · United States
about 4 km from Bryson City · Mountains
Safari tent VerifiedBryson City · United States
about 4 km from Bryson City · Mountains
Safari tent VerifiedBryson City · United States
about 4 km from Bryson City · Mountains
Safari tent VerifiedBryson City · United States
about 4 km from Bryson City · Mountains
Safari tent VerifiedBryson City · United States
about 4 km from Bryson City · Mountains
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Most of the glamping tents in North Carolina sit in Mountains surroundings. They sleep between 2 and 3 guests.
Most cost between €327 and €335 per night.
Based on 5 hand-checked stays. Prices are snapshots, not live availability.
The 5 hand-checked glamping tents in North Carolina cost a median of about €327 per night (typically €327–335). Prices are snapshots, not live availability.
Currently 5 hand-checked glamping tents in North Carolina — each confirmed as a whole, private stay, never a hotel room.
Yes. All 5 glamping tents in North Carolina are bookable directly with the host, including short 1–2 night stays when available.
Yes — 4 of the 5 glamping tents in North Carolina sleep two, ideal for a couples’ getaway.
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