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If you’ve ever spent much time camping, you know it’s all about the gear. You have to have the right size tent that’s light and easy to pack down, a portable stovetop for cooking meals and getting that essential morning coffee ready, comfy sleeping bags and so much more. We say leave the fuss for someone else to handle and book into a place that does it all for you instead! Opt for a glamping trip and you can still enjoy all the perks of camping - like fireside chats and time spent under the stars - with none of the hassle. Best of all, this is the easiest way to bring a whole bunch of friends along for the ride. We’re excited about a lot of tented campsites this summer, from a luxurious bubble tent in the Maldives to a Bedouin safari camp in Wadi Rum. There are Airstreams throughout America that can be rented for special gatherings or just to sleep in for a night or two, as well as tiny cabins in the countryside that have all the Hygge you could possibly desire. So, grab your crew and get on out there under the stars. Reporter: Alyssa Brown

Remember when we asked you to send in your favorite glamping spots? Well, thank you for giving us hundreds of tips! We have compiled this list based on what you, the amazing celebrators and travelers, deemed the best of the best across the globe. It seems that this year may be glamping’s most golden year yet. With pop-up tent hotels, airstream outposts, countryside A-frames and safari style tents appearing not only around the country but around the world, slow living seems to be this summer’s biggest goal. We’re bringing you the glamping spots that have our attention focused on desert skies, jungle palms, alpine outlooks and turquoise seas. All you need to do is whisper to a friend, “I’ll stop the world and glamp with you.” Reporter: Alyssa Brown

Just South of San Diego lies the increasingly popular Valle de Guadalupe. Views of rolling vineyards and mountains flood this region while culinary hot spots have sprouted up left and right. If you are looking for wine tasting accompanied by fresh local food and a hip hotel, look no further. This guide will have you winery hopping, glamping and eating your way through Valle de Guadalupe.  Read on to reconnect with nature through an artisan approach to hospitality and taste the fruits of the valley. Reporter: Scout | Location: Encuentro Guadalupe

Located in the wine-centric region of Baja California, this Mexican glamping spot is a creative and fresh take on the typical canvas tent camp. You can spend your b-day weekend at Campera Hotel in a clear-span bubble tent in the middle of a vineyard. Just you, your best travel buddy, a real comfy bed, and about five million stars. How’s that for a bucket list worthy birthday extravaganza? If you haven’t heard, Baja is the next hot destination for food and wine aficionados. As many of the roads are unpaved and wineries yet to be discovered by the masses, there’s serenity unlike any other wine region we’ve visited. Photography: Campera Hotel