The venue features six cabins along Onion Creek and is near a number of local breweries, wineries and distilleries.

Notable amenities: king beds, coffee bar $149/night and up 18992 RM 150, Driftwood 888-622-4228 www.thecabinsatonioncreek.com

The 275-acre property overlooks Onion Creek and is frequently used as a wedding venue that features a chapel and a vineyard. Guests can stay in a cottage or book a room in the lodge.

Notable activity: hang out with Camp Lucy’s alpacas $259-$699/night 3509 Creek Road, Dripping Springs 512-894-4400 www.camplucy.com

The retreat specializes in luxury tent glamping experiences, including suites for families and honeymooners alike. Glampers can also partake in horseback riding, culinary classes and massages.

Notable amenities: on-site restaurant and bar, complimentary breakfast $299-$550/night Montesino Ranch, 7431 Fulton Ranch Road, Wimberley 970-445-2033 www.collectiveretreats.com/retreat/collective-hill-country

Sleep in one of five luxury treehouses or, if you want to stay on solid ground, the ranch house. Each treehouse is unique, so amenities and facilities vary.

Notable activity: take a zip line tour through the forest canopy $200-$900/night 1223 S. Paleface Ranch Road, Spicewood 512-264-8880 www.cypressvalleycanopytours.com

The ranch’s two facilities, The Casita villa and the Ndotto safari tent, are geared toward romantic glamping trips for two. The ranch features views of the Hill Country and is close to Krause Springs and a number of wineries.

Notable amenity: hot tubs $225-$450/night 1020 CR 414, Spicewood 512-399-1215 www.firesongranch.com

Choose between a group stay at The Stellar House lodge or in one of 13 quirky cottages. The venue also hosts group events such as weddings, birthday parties and wine tour groups.

Notable amenity: swimming pool $149-$995/night 5401 W. Fitzhugh Road, Dripping Springs 512-954-8534 www.thelineymoon.com

From a safari tent to eco-cabins, the site offers a range of glamping experiences.

Notable activities: on-site massage therapy, yoga classes $125-$395/night 24315 Pedernales Drive, Spicewood 512-843-5253 www.livingwatersonlaketravis.com

Stay in a cabin, a yurt or a porch house or rent the ranch house for large groups at Dripping Springs’ newest glamping location. The retreat also offers guided tours of nearby wineries, nature destinations and barbecue joints.

Notable amenity: on-site beer garden $139-$899/night 3600 Bell Springs Road, Dripping Springs 512-400-4197 www.luckyarrowretreat.com

An hours drive south of Austin, Mystic Quarry is a glamping resort with teepees, cabins and tiny house accommodations. Take a swim, take part in outdoor games or hitch a ride on the Mystic Quarry shuttle to see a concert at Whitewater Amphitheater.

Notable amenities: dog parks, rooftop party deck $130/night and up 13190 FM 306, Canyon Lake 830-964-3330 www.mysticquarry.com

Planet Rock bills itself as the first true glamping site inside Austin city limits. With seven furnished tents and a two-bedroom house available, the site features lots of games and activities such as pingpong, giant Jenga and archery.

Notable amenity: movie theater $570-$840/night 5401 Hudson Bend Road, Austin www.planetrockaustin.com

Marketed for romantic getaways and personal retreats, guests enjoy views from a furnished safari tent on Lone Man Creek.

Notable feature: Sinya is a sustainable retreat, down to its complimentary bee-friendly toiletries $345-$385/night Deer Lake Estates, Wimberley 713-502-3997 www.hillcountrysinya.com

Guests can stay in a vintage furnished Airstream trailer located on the property of Starhouse Bed and Breakfast. The trailer fits up to three adults.

Notable amenity: complimentary breakfast $159/night Starhouse Bed and Breakfast, 3230 FM 165, Blanco www.starhousebandb.com

This list is not comprehensive.