- Under Canvas opened its first location recently in the Pacific Northwest.
- Under Canvas Columbia River Gorge is the first Under Canvas outpost not located near a national parks.
- The brand’s signature amenities are still available, such as the safari-style tents and locally sourced meals, along with nightly S’mores.
- Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge is home to the largest concentration of waterfalls anywhere in the U.S.
Under Canvas opened their new Columbia River Gorge location at a 120-acre sprawling property on May 29. White Salmon, Washington. It’s Washington. luxury outdoor brandFirst location of’s in the Pacific Northwest.
Matt Gaghen is the chief executive officer at Under Canvas. He said that they were “thrilled” to open Under Canvas Columbia River Gorge in the Pacific Northwest. The location reflects their commitment to connect guests to some of the most beautiful natural settings of the United States. Travel + Leisure. The vast landscape is characterized by flowing waterfalls, lush forest, canyons carved out by rivers, with Mount Hood and Mount Adams in the distance. It also offers renowned cultural and wine experiences.
Under Canvas is a well-known brand when it comes to glamping. The company has 12 locations throughout the United States. Many are within walking distance of national parks. This allows guests to enjoy a luxury stay in areas where they might otherwise have to rough-it. Under Canvas Columbia River Gorge The brand’s luxury amenities will be available, including the signature canvas tents in safari style with private decks. There are also West Elm furnishings and en suite bathrooms with showers that have hot water. Under Canvas’ Stargazer tents, which are popular with travelers who want to watch the stars twinkle as they fall asleep, are also available.
It may not be located near a National Park, but the Columbia River Gorge Outpost is within the park. Columbia River Gorge National Scenic AreaThe park is 293,000 acres and straddles Oregon and Washington. Portland, the nearest city, is 77 miles away. White Salmon is the closest town, with a cute downtown strip. Portland International Airport (PDX), located about 77 mile away, is an hour and a quarter drive from the glamping location. Rent a car in order to reach the site and explore the surrounding area.
The Columbia River Gorge, although not an official park, offers plenty of activities. The gorge offers stunning views of the river canyon, as well as the highest concentration of waterfalls in the U.S. With plenty of hiking, biking, and even kayaking or canoeing opportunities, you’ll never be bored. If you’re not sure what to do, the “experiences team” can help. They can arrange guided hikes through scenic areas, private cooking lessons on nearby farms or guided llama trekking. In addition, 10 wineries are located within a ten-mile radius of Under Canvas Columbia River Gorge.
Guests will find a restaurant in the main lobby tent that serves breakfast and dinner. You’ll probably be exploring the outdoors during lunchtime, so grab-and go options are available. Under Canvas’ meals are usually based on seasonal, local ingredients. The Columbia River Gorge location does not disappoint. The seafood is sourced from Portland, Seattle and other nearby cities. Local wines and beers are also available.
In the same way as all Under Canvas venues, guests will have access to a full calendar of activities, including yoga sessions, concerts and family-friendly programs. As always, guests can enjoy the signature Under Canvas s’mores every night.
Gaghen stated that they hoped guests would leave with an appreciation of the outdoors and a greater understanding of what makes our region special.
All Under Canvas locations operate on a seasonal basis. Under Canvas Columbia River Gorge remains open until October 27, 2018. Prices start at $229 for a nightly rate.
