Tipi glamping in Australia
Sleep in a tipi (also spelt tepee) and get the feel of camping with a proper bed, good linen and often a fire or heater for cooler nights. Browse tipi stays across Australia, use the map to see where each one is, then open a listing for the photos, what’s included and how to get in touch with the host.
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About tipi glamping
A tipi is a cone-shaped tent built around a frame of long poles, with a canvas cover stretched over the top. The tall, open shape gives you a roomy interior with a high centre, which is one reason a tipi feels so different from a standard tent or a dome. Glamping tipis keep that classic look and fit it out for comfort, usually with a proper bed, linen, rugs and lighting, and often a heater or wood fire for cooler nights.
What to expect
Most tipi stays sit on private land, in bushland, farmland or vineyards, so you get plenty of space and quiet. Beds and bedding are normally supplied. Bathrooms, kitchens and heating vary a lot from one tipi to the next, so check each listing to see what is included before you book.
Worth checking before you book
- Heating and cooling, especially if you are travelling in winter or peak summer
- Bathroom set-up: a private ensuite or shared amenities nearby
- Cooking options: a kitchen, a camp kitchen or a barbecue
- Pet and children policies, which differ from host to host
- Access to the site, as some tipis are a short walk from where you park
Not sure a tipi is right for you? Compare it with the other glamping styles below, or browse every stay on the full places map.
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Explore glamping by state
Every state and territory has its own glamping stays. Pick a state to see everything on offer there, from tipis to cabins, treehouses and domes.