Glamping in New Orleans, LA, US: 12 Best Luxury Glamping Sites 2024

United States
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Louisiana
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New Orleans

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Popular camping styles for New Orleans

4 top glamping sites near New Orleans

Dog-friendly getaways

Riverfront Retreat

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Ponchatoula, LA

Welcome to your perfect riverside getaway! This charming 2-bedroom, 1-bath raised house is nestled right on the Tangipahoa River, offering a peaceful escape with beautiful water views. Ideal for families, couples or single retreats, our home comfortably sleeps up to 5 guests. The master bedroom features a cozy queen bed, while the second bedroom is equipped with a bunk bed that includes a twin bed on top and a full bed on the bottom. In the living room, a fold-out queen-size couch offers additional sleeping space. The home’s layout is open and inviting, with a well-equipped kitchen and a comfortable living room to gather around after a day of exploring. Step outside to enjoy the tranquil sights and sounds of the river. The riverfront dock is perfect for fishing, kayaking, or simply relaxing by the water’s edge. Our covered patio area is ideal for morning coffee or evening stargazing. Conveniently located, this serene retreat is close to nearby attractions, yet far enough to enjoy the peace and quiet. Whether you’re seeking adventure or relaxation, our riverside retreat offers a bit of everything. Book your stay today and unwind with nature as your backdrop!

Mali Cabins

1 site · Lodging2 acres · Marrero, LA

Rustic Charm meets modern amenities. Outdoor kitchen with BBQ grill for each cabin. Cozy fire pits for evening relaxation. Fully accessible accommodations. In-cabin washer and dryer for your convenience. Minutes away from thrilling swamp tours. Close proximity to Louisiana National Park. Screened porch cabins for bug-free outdoor living. Heated swimming pool with projection screen for movie nights. Spacious grounds with walking paths. Community gathering spaces

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Big Branch Apiary

8 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents50 acres · Lacombe, LA

We sit on 50 acres north of Lake Pontchartrain. We're bounded by the Big Branch Wildlife Reserve to the south and a Rails to Trails bike path on the north. We are 3 miles from LaCombe to the east, Mandeville to the west, and about 1 mile from Fountainbleu State Park. Most of the farm, 80%, is mixed hardwood forest and designated wetlands. Desert Bayou and East Branch Bayou meander across the property which is home to deer, foxes, bobcats, owls, fireflies, otters, raccoons, turtles, and, well, about anything common to the wilds of the Gulf South. This includes a litany of snakes, mosquitoes, and deer flies in their season. About 5 acres are used to raise poultry, bees and organically farmed blueberries. Overall, the land feels primordial and pristine. We are a designated Monarch Waystation and in the spring and fall see many migrating butterflies. We cultivate a lot of flowers so almost year round you can see butterflies in profusion. We are part of the USDAs Conservation Stewardship Program, concentrating on protecting and increasing habitat for animals and pollinators. Dogs are welcome. But the chickens often run free and chasing them, or the deer, ducks, sheep, etc., is not acceptable so keeping your four-legged family on a leash when near the farm animals is encouraged. Campfires are allowed except on rare occasions, and fires help keep the mosquitoes at bay. You can hunt for deadfalls in the woods on the farm, or we can provide firewood for a small fee. This is a rustic situation: think dry camping, outdoor (heated) shower, and port-o-lets. We have hookups for one small RV or camper close to the barn. In addition, we have a 10x10' treehouse, and several places to pitch a tent. The farm is pretty secure--someone is on-site most of the time, it's gated, and there are security cameras at access points. But it is a farm in a rural community--you may hear roosters crow, sheep bleat, dogs bark, and the mule bray along with the sounds of owls, hawks, coyotes, and other native wildlife of the area. If this sounds like it suits you then come on!, stay and enjoy the farm life.

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Fontainebleau State Park

Mandeville, Louisiana

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Glamping near New Orleans guide

Overview

Jazz up a glamping trip with a stop in New Orleans. Book a furnished cabin near the city to enjoy popular New Orleans events like Mardi Gras in winter or the annual Jazz and Heritage Festival held each spring. When exploring The Big Easy, stop by its natural attractions, as well, like Honey Island Swamp, Lake Fausse Pointe State Park, and Cypress Island Preserve. Glampers can reserve a glamping site at Lake Fausse in a canvas tent on a raised platform with memory-foam mattresses, toilets, and sun showers. Or take a boating or fishing trip along the Mississippi River, and then stay the night nearby in a platform tent with heating. Travel a little farther to Mississippi to see De Soto National Forest—full of southern pine ridges and tea-colored streams. After a hike or ATV ride, set up at a nearby glamping sites—options may include A-frame cabins, yurts, and tiny homes with potable water, showers, and flush toilets.