You Can Stay Inside A Magical Greenhouse-Inspired Tiny Home Near Vancouver This Fall
Get ready for the cutest glamping experience of your life. We found possibly the most adorable camping spot and it's a just quick trip away from Vancouver. This greenhouse cabin will leave you feeling like you are one with nature. Now hop in the car with your significant other or a good book, because you will want to stay here very soon.
Camping is fun, but have you ever set up shop in an adorable tent or trailer? If not, you’re seriously missing out.
Glamping is just like camping, however, the accommodations and facilities are much more luxurious. While there is nothing wrong with staying overnight in an Air Stream trailer, there is something so glamorous about staying in a chic cottage or tent.
Everyone has been jumping on this bandwagon and we aren’t even mad about it. It seems like all the Instagram influencers out there are doing it but did you know you can too?
Located in Oregon, this adorable converted greenhouse is literally calling your name. We know, you will have to go into the United States to use it, but it’s not that bad.
Grab a friend or two and hit the road. The six-hour drive doesn't seem to take as long as you might think and it's a great excuse to explore Washington and Oregon.
Plus, once you see the place, you will realize the drive was worth it.
Who knew that Oregon was hiding the cutest little place to camp? This adorable cottage rental has been rated five stars on Glamping Hub for a reason.
This converted cedar greenhouse is the ideal cottage for a getaway. Located near Silverton, this vacation rental has everything you need including a hot tub, cute picnic table, and an insane amount of windows to enjoy the view.
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We aren’t kidding. This place is all windows and its amazing.
While it may not be the most private, who cares? If you’re staying here you want people to see you.
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This two-story greenhouse has a loft upstairs that houses the bed. The entire downstairs is set up with a living room and hot tub, making it the perfect place to relax.
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The outside is just as adorable as it is surrounded by fairy lights. Sit around the fireplace and just take in all the beauty around you.
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The awesome part about this is that it’s located just one hour away from Portland which means you can still enjoy the city. Just picture yourself enjoying a good book and a glass of wine in this place.
For only $209 CAD a night it can be yours. So go ahead and treat yourself, you deserve it. Plus, your Instagram will thank you.
If you want to stay in B.C. no worries, there are tons of places to glamp around our province.
Oregon Cottage Rental
Price per night: $209 CAD
Neighbourhood: Silverton, Oregon
Why You Need To Go: Spend the night inside a magical greenhouse cabin and relax inside a calm oasis.
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