Cabins

Escape to the mountains to hike, bike, climb, leaf peep, or simply relax in a tasteful woodsy cabin just two hours north of NYC

From classic bell tents to more creative canvas options, here we break down the many different types of iconic camping shelters

Unique as NYC itself, these canvas tents, huts, and Airstreams provide glamping experiences across the Empire State for any kind of outdoorist

From history and construction to how to buy or build your own, this definitive guide explores all aspects of life in these classic circular shelters

From the best known name in cold plunges, this new kit combines traditional design with modern tech for an easy-to-assemble sauna for your home

From the minds of AutoCamp, the new basecamp near Arches & Canyonlands National Park offers guided tours, gear rentals, and Vanlife parking

Find your desert basecamp at one of these elevated roadside motels, boutique hotels, and hacienda-style getaways

Near Porto, Portugal, is the Arouca Rustic Complex: a 2-bedroom reimagined granary house that marries traditional vernacular with modern design

With Neolithic origins, dry stone walls continue to be a practical and aesthetic feature of rural landscapes

Five minutes from the central plaza and strong year-round surf, NICO relies on contextual design to secure its status as a traveler’s destination

From what to look for in sizes, materials, and cost to what to expect from assembly and delivery

Costs, popular styles, tips on how to build, and more—here's all you need to know about having your very own small cabin in the woods