Beautiful Timberline Glamping Orange Beach is located where Orange Beach meets Gulf State Park, just steps from the Gulf. This location merges the tranquility of nature with the luxury of modern comforts, creating the perfect retreat for every kind of traveler. Whether you're planning a family vacation, a romantic getaway, or an outdoor exploration, Timberline Glamping Orange Beach offers an experience that combines the best of the Gulf's natural beauty with the upscale amenities of glamping. Discover the charm of Orange Beach Glamping and immerse yourself in the lush landscapes and rich experiences that this area has to offer.
Explore the Gulf State Park's vast trail system with a bicycle! Paved and off-road trails,
A premier destination for bird enthusiasts, Gulf State Park hosts a diverse habitat for both residential and migrating birds, including Osprey, Herons, Rails, Owls, Woodpeckers and Bald Eagles.
Whether you are paddling on your stand up paddleboard or in a kayak, the mix of relaxation and exercise is great for your mind and body.
Experience fishing at Orange Beach. The diverse species provide an engaging fishing experience. As always please ensure you have the appropriate licenses.
Picnic along the Lake Shelby shores, with tables, grills, and reservable pavilions. Enjoy drinks and snacks from the concession store, along with nearby nature trails and a playground.
Embrace the interactive treasure hunt known as geocaching. Using GPS devices, participants can locate caches of varying difficulty levels, enjoying the thrill of the search.
Geocaching is a great family activity to do in an while visiting! At Gulf State Park, they have many geocaches for you to find!
USA Today recently named the Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail the best recreational trail in the country for 2023 and 2024. The Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail is an award-winning 28+ mile paved trail system that takes visitors throughout the 6,150 acres of Gulf State Park.
Whether you are at the beach or visiting Lake Shelby, both are incredible places to cool down and go for a swim.
The Visitor Center is your go-to source for all things Gulf State Park. Located within the Lake Shelby Picnic Area, trail maps, annual parking passes, and our helpful staff are available to assist you in making the most of your park adventure.
Witness diverse wildlife including deer, otters, alligators, fox squirrels, reptiles, bobcats, foxes, Explore the park to encounter these fascinating creatures.
Explore the park's vast trail system with a bicycle! Paved and off-road trails, including a 2-mile paved multiuse trail and an 8.7-mile Ocean to Lake trail, offer varying levels of difficulty.
A premier destination for bird enthusiasts, Jonathan Dickinson State Park hosts more than 150 bird species. Bring your binoculars and experience the joy of bird-watching.
A concrete boat launch ramp on the Loxahatchee River connects to the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean. The boat ramp fee is $4 plus tax, in addition to the park entry fee.
Canoe or kayak down the Loxahatchee River, Florida's first federally designated Wild and Scenic River. The upper river provides an enchanting, ancient-cypress-lined route, while the lower section showcases mangroves and bird life.
Enjoy a 90-minute tour on the Loxahatchee Queen pontoon boat. Visit Trapper Nelson's restored 1930s camp and explore the grounds of a Florida original with guided park staff.
Experience fishing in the Loxahatchee River. Whether it's freshwater fishing upriver or saltwater angling near the picnic area, the diverse species provide an engaging fishing experience. Ensure you have the appropriate licenses
Embrace the interactive treasure hunt known as geocaching. Using GPS devices, participants can locate caches of varying difficulty levels, enjoying the thrill of the search.
Jonathan Dickinson boasts an extensive trail system suitable for beginners and seasoned hikers. Explore diverse trails, such as the Kitching Creek Nature Trail, Wilson Creek Nature Trail, and Hobe Mountain Trail, providing stunning views.
Climb to the top of an 86-foot sand dune, the highest natural point south of Lake Okeechobee. Explore the unique Sand Pine Scrub habitat, home to many endangered and endemic species.
Discover the 9-mile Camp Murphy Off-Road Bicycle Trail System, featuring loops for beginners to experts. Helmets are required, and maps are available at various locations within the park.
Picnic along the Loxahatchee River's shores, with tables, grills, and reservable pavilions. Enjoy drinks and snacks from the concession store, along with nearby nature trails and a playground.
Relax on a grassy beach by the Loxahatchee River. Swim with caution as no lifeguards are present. The site includes a reservable picnic pavilion and modern restrooms with outdoor showers.
Experience the legacy of Trapper Nelson, the "Wildman of the Loxahatchee." Explore his cabins, wildlife zoo, tropical gardens, and the unique historical site, accessible only by water. Canoe to the site for a self-guided tour or enjoy a guided tour.
Start your visit at the Elsa Kimbell Environmental Education and Research Center. Learn about the park's ecosystems, watch films about the Loxahatchee River, and enjoy family programs on Saturdays.
Witness diverse wildlife including deer, raccoons, alligators, manatees, and endangered species like Florida scrub-jays. Explore the park to encounter these fascinating creatures.
Explore the park's vast trail system with a bicycle! Paved and off-road trails, including a 2-mile paved multiuse trail and an 8.7-mile Ocean to Lake trail, offer varying levels of difficulty.
A premier destination for bird enthusiasts, Jonathan Dickinson State Park hosts more than 150 bird species. Bring your binoculars and experience the joy of bird-watching.
A concrete boat launch ramp on the Loxahatchee River connects to the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean. The boat ramp fee is $4 plus tax, in addition to the park entry fee.
Canoe or kayak down the Loxahatchee River, Florida's first federally designated Wild and Scenic River. The upper river provides an enchanting, ancient-cypress-lined route, while the lower section showcases mangroves and bird life.
Enjoy a 90-minute tour on the Loxahatchee Queen pontoon boat. Visit Trapper Nelson's restored 1930s camp and explore the grounds of a Florida original with guided park staff.
Experience fishing in the Loxahatchee River. Whether it's freshwater fishing upriver or saltwater angling near the picnic area, the diverse species provide an engaging fishing experience. Ensure you have the appropriate licenses
Embrace the interactive treasure hunt known as geocaching. Using GPS devices, participants can locate caches of varying difficulty levels, enjoying the thrill of the search.
Jonathan Dickinson boasts an extensive trail system suitable for beginners and seasoned hikers. Explore diverse trails, such as the Kitching Creek Nature Trail, Wilson Creek Nature Trail, and Hobe Mountain Trail, providing stunning views.
Discover the 9-mile Camp Murphy Off-Road Bicycle Trail System, featuring loops for beginners to experts. Helmets are required, and maps are available at various locations within the park.
Picnic along the Loxahatchee River's shores, with tables, grills, and reservable pavilions. Enjoy drinks and snacks from the concession store, along with nearby nature trails and a playground.
Relax on a grassy beach by the Loxahatchee River. Swim with caution as no lifeguards are present. The site includes a reservable picnic pavilion and modern restrooms with outdoor showers.
Start your visit at the Elsa Kimbell Environmental Education and Research Center. Learn about the park's ecosystems, watch films about the Loxahatchee River, and enjoy family programs on Saturdays.
Witness diverse wildlife including deer, raccoons, alligators, manatees, and endangered species like Florida scrub-jays. Explore the park to encounter these fascinating creatures.
Combining luxury with the great outdoors, our extra-spacious, fully furnished Safari Tents provide large families or groups of friends the extra space they need to glamp in comfort, each outfitted with their own en-suite bathroom.
You can look forward to a restful night in a very comfortable bed with proper linens. Along with places to sit, eat, and charge your phone, you'll wake up to a fresh cup of coffee from our Keurig Coffee Maker.
In the winter, we provide heaters, and in the summer, air conditioners. However, it's important to remember that this is still a tent with a canvas exterior. The heating and cooling will help take the edge off but won't replicate the full effect of a home.
Most importantly, this experience offers a chance to reimagine the world around you, making special memories with family and friends.
If you're still deciding and have more questions, please visit our FAQ page or reach out to us directly. We believe it's better for you to know all the details before your adventure begins!