With theme park capital Orlando and party city central Miami, Florida isn’t known for its camping – but it should be. Particularly during the off-season (when temperatures are milder), Florida weather is perfect for camping, and the wider state also comes without the crowds that many big cities in the Sunshine State suffer from. And best of all, camping is much more affordable for a family than staying in a big-name hotel. But what if roughing it in a sleeping bag isn’t your style? That’s where glamping comes in, otherwise known as “glam camping,” with real beds and linens, bathrooms, electricity, air conditioning, modern amenities, and trendy décor. Before you go, make sure you follow this guide to planning your next U.S. glamping trip.