If you’re one of those who roll their eyes at the idea of glamping and desire to lay down in a luxurious bed beside waterfalls, these locations are perfect for you.

The year we are living in is Lord 2018. As our nation is slowly falling apart and computers begin to invade our minds, the idea of escaping reality is starting to sound increasingly appealing. Glamping, the popular form of roughing , was popularized in the last decade to satisfy our desire to get away from the world without discomfort. It is believed that if you take away all the negative aspects of camping, such as setting up the tent yourself, bringing your water, and even camping in general, it’s luxurious and comes with a cost. While it’s simple to look at, glamping offers all the excitement of camping in the great outdoors but with a highly Instagram-worthy version of the low-key luxury many of us would like. So, pack your boots — and your cashmere sweater, and check out the hottest fake campsites that are popping up this year.

Keystone, South Dakota

You may have heard of Mount Rushmore National Memorial from postcards or National Treasure: Book of Secrets. You’ve seen the faces of presidents cut out 60 feet up on the mountain! Wow! This summer, the world will be experiencing a brand new way to visit the famous monument. under Canvas(r) Mount Rushmore will be arriving in Keystone, South Dakota on an ancient mines and gold settlement site. The safari-style camping site offers inside-tent bathrooms, showers, King-sized beds, and solar power, all with a sight of Lincoln’s stone face. Bring your pet along on the historical trip; the area is pet-friendly.

Luang Prabang, Laos

It’s not a perfect fit to claim you’re camping in this resort, but it’s worth it. Rosewood Luang Prabang–technically, it’s a brand-new “luxury encampment” in a Laotian forest offering an array of lodging options that range from villas with private pools to luxurious tents (complete with decks that wrap around and, of course). The jewel-tone-colored Hilltop Tents are a dazzling improvement over the tents you slept in your camp twenty years earlier. You’ll be able to gaze out over the lush jungle from your queen-sized bed or perhaps from your luxurious bathtub. While the resort is in the wilderness, and you’re just a ten minutes drive to Luang Prabang, a calm city surrounded by palm trees that line the Mekong River.

Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand

The glamping lifestyle is excellent here at Clifton Glamping, which is a mom-and-pop business that is renowned for the splendor in New Zealand nature and super-comfortable accommodations, such as a hot outdoor tub that you can relax under the stars after an exhausting day at nearby wineries. There are also several swimming options,, including your private Maraetotara River to the big blue ocean, just a few minutes away. The Clifton land with a few thousand sheep; however, there’s plenty of space for everyone.

Beverly Hills, California

In the city of Beverly Hills, money can buy anything, even the glamping sites. Beverly Wilshire is a Four Seasons Hotel. Beverly Wilshire, a Four Seasons Hotel, offers an undiscovered camping experience for those who prefer what’s known as the “glam” part of that portmanteau. You’ll be provided with an 18-foot diameter tent fitted with crystal chandeliers and fur rugs, marble lamps, and Four Seasons linens–you know, the usual camping equipment. The campsite is situated on the highly rugged 2,140 square feet Veranda Terrace. When the cold Beverly Hills weather hits, sit by the fireplace outside. If you start to be overwhelmed by the beauty nature, head inside the Veranda Suite to relax with a good dose of HBO.

Serengeti, Tanzania

If your idea of camping is more safari-like than SoCal travel, head toward the Serengeti with Asilia Africa. This organization promotes the conservation of wildlife and nature and offers a luxury holiday that will last an entire lifetime. Go for the canvas tents in The Ubuntu Camp to post in prime wilderness territory. Facilities include king-size beds, bathroom en suites,, and a free laundry service. Homemade meals and plenty of wildlife-watching time.