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"Seven Rustic-Luxe Lodges\nThese stylish, sylvan destinations offer glamorous campsites and traditional log-cabin accommodations\nAt Relais &amp;amp; Ch\u00E2teaux's four-year-old Ranch at Rock Creek, in Philipsburg, Montana\u2014a two-hour drive west of Helena\u2014guests have the option of staying in rustic-luxe log cabins or bedding down in one of ten canvas-walled and -roofed tentlike suites whose private bathrooms, fluffy beds, and wood-burning stoves put the glam in glamping. From $995/night per person, all inclusive; theranchatrockcreek.com\nDunton River Camp made its debut last summer as the nearby sister property of the beloved Dunton Hot Springs resort in the Colorado Rockies. Sitting in a riverside clearing, the eight smartly appointed contemporary tents each include an en suite bath and a private porch. The dining room and guest lounge are located in an adjacent 19th-century farmhouse. From $1,400/night for two people, all inclusive; duntonhotsprings.com\nHaving started as a lakeside Adirondack camp for a Civil War brigadier general, the wood-and-stone lodges and cabins of the Hedges of Blue Mountain Lake, in upstate New York, retain the charms of a bygone era\u2014albeit with many marked improvements, including four-course dinners, daily maid service, and nightly s'mores. From $195/night for two people, including breakfast, dinner, and activities; thehedges.com\nAmong the most rarified of wilderness experiences in America, the 11 rooms of the Point, on the Adirondack Mountains' Upper Saranac Lake, in upstate New York, occupy the four original log buildings of the Great Camp built by William Avery Rockefeller in the 1930s. Art and antiques adorn the 75-acre Relais &amp;amp; Ch\u00E2teaux resort, which today upholds a formal tradition worthy of the Gilded Age: black-tie dinners on Wednesdays and Saturdays. From $1,600/night for two people, all inclusive; thepointsaranac.com\nThe 35 homey wood-paneled cottages of Migis Lodge are nestled amid 125 pine-forested acres on the shores of southern Maine's Sebago Lake, where for nearly a century fans have been flocking for old-fashioned family fun, including tennis, waterskiing, kayaking, sailing, and even jaunts on the resort's vintage wood Chris-Craft to a private island. From $199/night per person, all inclusive; migis.com\nOpened in June on 900 square miles in northern Nevada, Mustang Monument exists primarily to protect the group of 650 rescued wild American horses from which it takes its name. The high-flying guests who come to see them on equestrian and hiking safaris stay in one of 20 luxurious tepees or cabins kitted out with plush king-size beds, leather armchairs, and woven rugs. From $1,000/night for two, all inclusive; mustangmonument.com\nIn the nine years since it opened, the Resort at Paws Up\u2014a 37,000-acre working cattle ranch between Helena and Missoula, in western Montana\u2014has become the ne plus ultra of American glamping destinations, enticing guests with 30 one- and two-bedroom tented accommodations across five camps. The latest and most luxe, Cliffside Camp opened only last June, on a precipitous perch with panoramic views over the Blackfoot River and the rest of the ranch. From $450/night per person, all inclusive; pawsup.com"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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