Atypical accommodation far from the crowds, surrounded by nature and complete tranquility, yet offering all the comforts of modern living – that’s glamping. Combining beauty, luxury, and the spirit of camping, the term itself is a blend of the words “glamorous” and “camping.” From vineyard retreats and secluded yurts to floating cabins and lakeside hideaways, Czechia offers countless ways to experience nature in style.

Environmentally-friendly accommodation

Many of Czechia’s glamping facilities are designed to have the smallest possible ecological footprint. Huts, yurts and tents are often built from natural materials and use renewable energy sources such as solar panels or heat pumps. One of the main reasons for considering glamping sustainable is that sites are located away from busy urban centres, often in beautiful countryside and remote areas.

Glamp of the Year 2025

ForRest Glamp MiMo

The Glamp of the Year 2025 awards, organized by the Association of Glamping and Tiny Living (GAMB), recognized the following top three glamping destinations:

  1. Na Živili

  2. ForRest Glamp MiMo

  3. Patri's Glamp

Breakfast from local ingredients

Glamping sites in Czechia often work with local farmers and producers to offer their guests fresh and organic food. This not only supports the local economy, but also reduces the carbon footprint associated with transporting food over long distances. Guests can taste local specialities and learn more about the region's culture and traditions.

Glamping Meets Water Sports

Water sports enthusiasts and travelers seeking unique accommodations will enjoy a new attraction on the banks of the Orlík Reservoir along the Vltava River. The Trhovky campsite now features a terrace with three glamping tents, perfect for romantic getaways, family holidays, or memorable moments with friends. Each spacious tent offering cozy interiors, air conditioning, and stunning views of the reservoir. Glamping Trhovky is just steps from a wakesurfing base Wake Surf Náklo, where visitors can try wakesurfing, wakeboarding, and water skiing.

Feel Free to Discover More Glamping Spots in Czechia

Ypsilon Golf Resort
  • In South Moravia: Ovčí terasy and Glamping Slovácko combine countryside charm with stunning vineyard views, while Glamping Bahenec, Na Seně, and Pod Hůrkou in the Beskydy Mountains offer peaceful escapes surrounded by nature.

  • For extra privacy: Klidný kout near Vysoké Mýto features a year-round yurt, a sauna, and a private pond, while Tiny House s Wellness near Nové Hrady and Primátor Camping Resort near Litomyšl promise cozy stays under the stars.

  • For food lovers: you will appreciate Glamping Aqua & Ventus near Polička, known for its distinctive design and excellent cuisine. A recent addition to Czechia’s glamping scene is Glamping Silverboy near Nežichov, an elegant off-grid tiny house set in a meadow and designed for slow living, stargazing, and total relaxation.

  • For a truly unique experience: the floating cabins at Ypsilon Golf Resort near Liberec offer stunning views of Ještěd and the Jizera Mountains.

Where go next in Czechia?

Glamping in 10 Different Ways

Glamping in 10 Different Ways

You’ve stayed in a hotel before and accommodation in the town isn’t for you. Instead, you’re looking for a place to go where you can enjoy unusual experiences and adventures in the countryside, but you’re not keen on sleeping in a shared campsite on a mat and in a sleeping bag. Then glamping might be just what you are looking for. A combination of the words “glamour” and “camping”, glamping is an overnight stay in the countryside with a touch of luxury. So, where can you try this kind of experience in Czechia?
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