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Glamping Hub: a marketplace for unique stays
Glamping Hub lists only unique stays in nature, like treehouses, domes, safari tents, yurts and cabins. It’s free to list, and hosts pay a small commission on confirmed bookings. Glamping Hub’s own pages give different rates, so confirm yours before you sign up.
- What hosts pay
- Small host commission. Confirm your rate
- Best for
- Campgrounds and glamping, Vacation rentals
- Connects through booking software
- Yes, 7 booking systems covered here list it
- Your own website
- Messages stay on Glamping Hub until a booking is confirmed. Then contact details are shared.
Fees and rules checked October 2026
Who lists on Glamping Hub
Glamping sites, cabins, treehouses, yurts, domes and other unique stays in nature, from small family-run places to resorts. Every listing is hand-selected.
What it costs
- Free to list.
- A host commission on confirmed bookings. Glamping Hub’s host page says 5%, and its listing guide says 4% to 11% of the total booking. Confirm your rate before you sign up.
- Guests pay their own service fee, which Glamping Hub’s listing guide puts at 6%.
- Glamping Hub holds the guest’s payment and releases your share on check-in day, by direct deposit or PayPal.
Your own website and guest contact
- Messages go through Glamping Hub, and contact details are shared once a booking is confirmed.
- You can list on other sites too.
How it connects
Glamping Hub syncs calendars with Airbnb, Vrbo, Google Calendar and others. Several booking systems connect to it directly. Glamping Hub says it also shows listings on sites like Booking.com, Vrbo, Google and Kayak.
Most booking software also works as a channel manager, so your rates and open dates stay in sync here, on your own website and on every other site you connect. How that works, with Comal Inn's setup.
Booking software covered on Firsthand Stays that lists Glamping Hub:
What I’d do
If you run a glamping site or a one-of-a-kind cabin, Glamping Hub reaches guests looking for exactly that. Use your booking software’s connection if it has one, so rates and dates stay in sync.
Questions
What commission does Glamping Hub take?
A small commission on confirmed bookings. Glamping Hub’s host page says 5%, and its listing guide says 4% to 11%, so confirm your rate.
When does Glamping Hub pay hosts?
On check-in day, by direct deposit or PayPal.
Can I list on Glamping Hub and Airbnb at the same time?
Yes. Glamping Hub doesn’t require exclusivity, and it can sync calendars with Airbnb and Vrbo.
Does Glamping Hub charge guests a fee?
Yes. Its listing guide puts the guest service fee at 6%.
Sources
From Glamping Hub's own website and help center unless noted, checked October 2026. Fees and rules change, so confirm with Glamping Hub before you decide. Firsthand Stays isn't affiliated with Glamping Hub.
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- Airbnb
- Vrbo
- Booking.com
- Hipcamp
- Whimstay
- Expedia
- Savvy
- The Dyrt
- Tripadvisor
- Lake.com
- HomeToGo
- Spot2Nite
- Outdoorsy
- ReserveAmerica
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