Lifestyle

Luxury tents are fun, but so traditional. Here are a few closer-to-nature alternatives.

You know you want to see what a “solar-powered tent city” is like.

Admit it: There’s a part of you that still wants a treehouse.

This resort near the Wisconsin-Michigan border is sparse, but luxurious.

For when you want to glamp with about 550 of your new best aquatic friends.

Down near Branson, this resort offers golf and more.

Glamping… but on a blueberry farm.

For the environmentally-conscious glamper.

Where to eat, play, shop and more in the town to the north.

Don’t freak out, Ambre fam, but something has changed.

The McCordsville shop produces handcrafted knives that are investments worth protecting.

Even from six feet away, the park has dreamed up clever ways to conduct pandemic-safe horror.

The Tennessee resort caters to non-campers who still want to get outdoors.

In addition to our cover package on glamping, this month’s issue contains another story on big tents: the political kind.

This year, Indianapolis celebrates its 200th anniversary. Throughout 2020, we’re reminiscing with a series of photo essays featuring fashion inspired by specific decades. These cats recall the 1940s along Indiana Avenue.