Dadeville spot nominated for best glamping destination in the country
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For the fourth year in a row, The Destination Glamping Resort in Dadeville has been nominated for USA Today’s 10Best glamping spots in the country.
This year, the resort is hoping to take the top spot and you can help it get there.
From now through 11AM on May 5, you can vote once per day on the USA Today website to help The Destination rise in the rankings. As of April 8, it ranked second!
Keep reading to learn more about why it was selected + how you can book your next trip to the hidden spot in central Alabama.
The Destination Glamping Resort
It may be one of the lesser known resorts in our state but it seems anyone who has ever stayed at The Destination raves about their experience.
The resort has four different “glamps”—two 2-bedroom cabins and two 1-bedroom cabins. It’s located in the woods on Sandy Creek, just east of Lake Martin.
“When (founders) Skip and Rhonda planned their dream travel experience in Alabama, their goal was to keep the “glamorous” in glamping. Their four eclectic safari tents on raised wood platforms are fully furnished and air-conditioned, and they include refrigerators, microwaves, bathrooms, hot tubs, outdoor grills, and ample deck space. Nearby Lake Martin offers excellent fishing and water recreation, and city attractions aren’t far away — they just seem like it.”
USA Today 10Best
With just four tents available, you may have book your stay pretty far in advance. Here’s what you need to know before making the trip:
- What: The Destination Glamping Resort
- Where: 1474 Agricola Rd, Dadeville, AL 36853
- Book your stay
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USA Today 10Best Glamping Spots
“Glamping, short for ‘glamorous camping,’ marries the simplicity of traditional camping with the indulgence of modern amenities and creature comforts. From cozy yurts to lavish tents, these 20 glamping spots — nominated by an expert panel — showcase some of the finest locations and amenities across the United States.”
USA Today
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