About Wander Camp Smoky Mountains
Wander Camp Smoky Mountains is a rustic glamping accommodation located just outside Gatlinburg, Tennessee minutes from the famous Sugarland Visitor’s Center & Blue Ridge Parkway.
We offer an immersive outdoors experience while including a few more amenities than traditional camping, but still operating off-grid. If you’re looking for a place to stay that provides the sights and sounds of nature, with a few of the comforts from home, book now!
rustic furniture
showers
picnic table
camp stargazing
clean linens
flushing toilets
campfire area
Adventure Concierge
rustic furniture
clean linens
showers
flushing toilets
picnic tableS
campfire area
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stargazing
Glamping Tent Options
King Tent
Our rustic, glamping King tent is both cozy and comfortable at 200+ sq ft. Inside you’ll find 1 King bed and furnishings that provide a feel of home so you’ll have all you need for your stay, including solar lanterns for those dark nights. All tents are also within walking distance of shared bathroom facilities with flushing toilets, sinks and showers.
Twin Tent
Our rustic, glamping Twin tent is both cozy and comfortable at 200+ sq ft. Inside you’ll find 2 Twin beds and furnishings that provide a feel of home so you’ll have all you need for your stay, including solar lanterns for those dark nights. All tents are also within walking distance of shared bathroom facilities with flushing toilets, sinks and showers.
Family Tent
Our rustic, glamping Family tent is both cozy and comfortable at 200+ sq ft. Inside you’ll find 1 King bed & 1 Twin bed as well as furnishings that provide a feel of home so you’ll have all you need for your stay, including solar lanterns for those dark nights. All tents are also within walking distance of shared bathroom facilities with flushing toilets, sinks and showers.
Triple Tent
Our rustic, glamping Triple tent is both cozy and comfortable at 200+ sq ft. Inside you’ll find 3 Twin beds as well as furnishings that provide a feel of home so you’ll have all you need for your stay, including solar lanterns for those dark nights. All tents are also within walking distance of shared bathroom facilities with flushing toilets, sinks and showers.
King Tent
Our rustic, glamping King tent is both cozy and comfortable at 200+ sq ft. Inside you’ll find 1 King bed and furnishings that provide a feel of home so you’ll have all you need for your stay, including solar lanterns for those dark nights. All tents are also within walking distance of shared bathroom facilities with flushing toilets, sinks and showers.
Twin Tent
Our rustic, glamping Twin tent is both cozy and comfortable at 200+ sq ft. Inside you’ll find 2 Twin beds and furnishings that provide a feel of home so you’ll have all you need for your stay, including solar lanterns for those dark nights. All tents are also within walking distance of shared bathroom facilities with flushing toilets, sinks and showers.
Family Tent
Our rustic, glamping Family tent is both cozy and comfortable at 200+ sq ft. Inside you’ll find 1 King bed & 1 Twin bed as well as furnishings that provide a feel of home so you’ll have all you need for your stay, including solar lanterns for those dark nights. All tents are also within walking distance of shared bathroom facilities with flushing toilets, sinks and showers.
Triple Tent
Our rustic, glamping Triple tent is both cozy and comfortable at 200+ sq ft. Inside you’ll find 3 Twin beds as well as furnishings that provide a feel of home so you’ll have all you need for your stay, including solar lanterns for those dark nights. All tents are also within walking distance of shared bathroom facilities with flushing toilets, sinks and showers.
Only in Glacier National Park! 🤩 we see a bear almost everytime we visit, it’s incredible!
@wander.camp Glacier is only 10 minutes from the park entrance, making it an easy visit (AND a little secret you can get into the park FREE without a reservation if you go in before 6am 😉). #wanderglacier
Yellowstone Camp looking mighty fine 🤩 🤩 🤩
📍 @wander.camp Yellowstone is one of our favorite places because of the amazing sunsets & sunrises, the incredible wildlife (you will most likely wake up to cute cows outside your door), and because there is sooooo much to do nearby! Horseback riding, rafting, paddleboarding down the rivers, and visiting the sites in the park (grand prismatic spring is our favorite) are a few of our favorites!
#wanderyellowstone #visitidaho #yellowstonenationalpark #islandpark #glamping
Would you jump in?! 🥶
📍 Iceberg Lake is a 9 mile roundtrip hike in Glacier National Park, and is perfect for a summer dip! It’s easy access from @wander.camp glacier, so come stay with us! #wanderglacier
Save and share!👇🏽Here are our Top 9 hikes and viewpoints in Bryce Canyon that can be seen in a ONE day…
1) Sunrise Point
2) Queens Garden Trail (1.8 miles)
3) Navajo Loop (1.5 miles)
4) Sunset Point
5) Rim Trail (.5 miles)
6) Inspiration Point
7) Bryce Point
8) Peekaboo Loop (4.8 miles)
9) Fairyland Loop Trail (8 miles)
10) BONUS… Stay with us @wander.camp Bryce Canyon less than 15 minutes away from Bryce Canyon, 20 minutes from Kodachrome, and 30 minutes from Escalante!
Detailed Itinerary: 👇🏽👇🏽
Start at Sunrise Point (to watch sunrise of course)... The Queens Garden Trail (1.8 miles) descends from Sunrise Point and is the BEST HIKE in Bryce Canyon with beautiful views in all directions! At the end of the Queen Garden Trail (1.5 miles) follow the signs for the Navajo Loop - which also has magnificent views and will bring you up to Sunset point, another view point you can’t missFrom there, hike along the stunning Rim Trail (.5 miles) back to sunrise point.
When you finish your hikes head back to your car and make the short drive to Inspiration Point, it’s worth the views! And if you want MORE views also make a stop at Bryce Point (short drive).
You can do all of this before lunch, so if you want to explore more in the afternoon we recommend hiking either Peekaboo Loop Trail leaves from Bryce Point (4.8 mile hike), or Fairyland Loop Trail that leaves from Fairyland point (8 mile hike) if you are looking for something a little more strenuous and away from the crowds!
We recommend staying at least two days in the area so you can also visit Kodachrome state park and Escalante national monument - a short drive from @wander.camp! #wanderbrycecanyon #brycecanyon
Who’s down to Glamp?! 👇🏽👇🏽
📍 @wander.camp Grand Canyon is located 25 minutes from the South Rim, with 200 square ft tents, onsite bathroom facilities, a food truck —- and AMAZING sunsets!
Tag your bestie below and come Glamping with us! #wandergrandcanyon
Don’t worry, we got your back! 😉 Want to visit Glacier National Park BUT didn’t snag a required vehicle reservation that sold out this week? Here are 3 WAYS you can STILL visit the park!!👇🏽
1. GET A RESERVATION 24 hrs in ADVANCE | Additional reservations are released 24 hrs in advance at 8am on the recreation.gov website, so you can log in the day before you want to visit and snag one!
2. VISIT BEFORE 6AM OR AFTER 3PM | The reservation system is only from 6am-3pm each day, which means all you have to do is go into the park before 6am (see sunrise and visit the park all day) or after 3pm (catch a hike then watch sunset) no reservation needed! @wander.camp glacier is only 10 minutes from the West entrance to make it easy for those early mornings!
3. VISIT A LOCAL BUSINESS | Here’s a local secret not a lot of people know for those who accidentally sleep in… There are a few local businesses right outside the park that have extra reservations they give out at 8am the day you want to enter the park. 😉 😉
4. BONUS | another easy way you can get into the park is by booking a rental or tour inside the park — by showing your receipt, park officials will let you inside!
Come camp with us @wander.camp and we will make sure you have the best time visiting all the places in the park you want to see, reservation or not! Happy camping!
#wanderglacier #glaciernationalpark
Save and share for your trip to Glacier! 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽
Don’t miss the amazing Grinnell Glacier hike! It’s our favorite in all of Glacier and arguably the best view in the park… I mean look at that Gatorade blue water! 🙌🏻
Details: Grinnell Glacier
Distance: 10.6 miles roundtrip (however you can shorten it to 7.6 miles by taking the boat ride from the many glacier hotel)
Elevation Gain: 1840 feet
Time to Complete: 6-8 hrs
Difficulty: hard (but not technical)
Come camp with us at @wander.camp Glacier and our expert adventure staff with you all our local secrets and advice on where to go / not to go in the park. We can’t wait to adventure with you this year! #wanderglacier #glaciernationalpark #grinnellglacier
On the 3rd day of Tripmas… 🎵🎄
**CLOSED**congrats to the winner @mcdavidbrett
We are giving away a FREE glamping trip to the AMAZING YELLOWSTONE NP for up to 4 people!
Here’s how to enter:
1) make sure you are following us👆
2) tag the friends / family you want to bring along in the comments below so they can enter too!
3) Use the link in our Bio to sign up to our newsletter, & earn even more entries (and be notified of all the other amazing trips we are giving away over the 12 days of Christmas!!) 🙌🏻
P.S. the secret code is SECR3TCOD3 😉
Winners will be announced Friday the 30th of December! Good Luck! #wanderyellowstone
When it comes to your events are you team indoor or team outdoor?! We are team outdoor 💯 over here! 🙌🏻
We can’t wait to host more weddings/elopements & retreats next year in our beautiful outdoor spaces! ✨
📷: @bellaalderphotography #wanderbrycecanyon
Happy Black Friday! Today we encourage you to get outside to make memories with those you love! — and to make things easier, we are giving 20% off all bookings made for our 2023 season across all 7 of our locations. Can’t wait to see you outside!
use code: HOLIDAY20 (valid for any booking in 2023 / code expires 12/2)
📷: @fairchild_photography #wanderyellowstone
Views for miles! 🤩 🙌🏻
Comment below which camp you want to visit & why, and we will randomly choose someone to gift $100 wander gift card to this holiday season! Also… stay tuned for some EPIC giveaways coming up. We can’t wait for 2023!
2023 Wander Camp Dates:
Canyonlands: 3 Mar-23 Oct
Zion: 10 Mar-29 Oct
Grand Canyon: 17 Mar-29 Oct
Bryce Canyon: 28 Apr-23 Oct
Yellowstone: 12 May-24 Sep
Glacier: 26 May-24 Sep
& more…. Coming soon!
📷: @hannahrwhite98 #wanderyellowstone
We are back! We’ve been so BUSY wrapping up an AWESOME season that we are backlogged with so many incredible photos & memories still to share with you all here! We hosted our FIRST weddings at camp this year & it was such a blast! We will be sharing lots of photos with you in the upcoming weeks & months, as well as share some exciting updates & announcements for next year!
Now, who would be down to get married in the forest like this?!? You know we are always down to host! 😉❤️
📷: @katie.dawn.photo #glamping #wanderglacier
Wander Camp Travel Guides, Tips, & More
Make the Most of Your Stay in Moab
Only a few more days and we will officially be out of the Winter Season. The sun is shining more often, and the birds are chirping. It is starting to feel like Summer. It’s the perfect weather to plan for a trip to Moab. But here are a few things to make the most of your stay in Moab;
How to make your campsite feel like home
Embarking on a glamping adventure provides the ideal opportunity to transform the great outdoors into your own cozy haven. Whether you’re a seasoned glamper or
Valentine’s Day Getaway
With Valentine’s Day around the corner the stress to find a gift for your significant other can be overwhelming. But there’s a gift that money can’t buy – and that is time. Time is one of the best gifts you could receive, and also the best you could offer to someone else.
Three Reasons Why Glamping is Better for the Environment
When traveling there are two basic options for lodging: you can either stay in a hotel or camp. Staying in a hotel is nice because you have access to a clean bathroom, a shower, and even a comfy bed, however, one major drawback to staying in a hotel is the negative impact they have on the environment. Hotels waste thousands of gallons of water each day, and to top things off they also release extravagant amounts of carbon dioxide into the environment. For an environmentally conscious traveler a hotel does not seem very appealing, leaving only one other lodging option: camping.
But what if I told you that there was another option for lodging when traveling that is the perfect medium between a hotel and camping? Have you ever heard of glamping? Glamping is cheaper than the average hotel, it is more environmentally friendly AND you get a comfy bed! Making glamping the perfect option for your next adventure.
Solar Eclipse
One of the best parts of glamping is the clear skies. Because campsites are typically located away from large cities and there is less light pollution it is the perfect place to enjoy the phenomena of the solar system.
Zion Uncovered: Best Activities to do Around Zion Pt. 5
Zion is the third most visited national park. Wander Camp’s Zion location is less than an hour away from Zion National Park. This guide will expand on some of the many exciting activities Zion National Park has to offer. These sights and activities include visiting Angels Landing, hiking the Narrows, visiting Emerald Pools, and hiking the Subway.