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New Glamping Sites in New England and Compact Winnebago Elora

25.07.2026 14:12 1 min 2 sources
BostonGlobe.com HRV + 1 more
New Glamping Sites in New England and Compact Winnebago Elora
Original source: Gear Patrol

In Brief

Two new glamping sites opened in New England: Huttopia Berkshires and Under Canvas White Mountains. Winnebago launched the compact Elora motorhome on a Ram ProMaster chassis.

New Glamping in New England

Two new glamping sites have opened in New England. Huttopia Berkshires in Hancock, Massachusetts, offers 55 accommodations including Trappeur tents with private bathrooms and Canadienne tents with shared showers, plus Sierra cabins. Under Canvas White Mountains in Dalton, New Hampshire, features 48 safari-style tents with king-size beds and private bathrooms, no electricity or Wi-Fi in tents. Prices start at $93 per night at Huttopia and $251 per night at Under Canvas.

Winnebago Elora

Winnebago expanded its lineup with the Elora (also known as Resa), a 20-foot Class C motorhome on a Ram ProMaster chassis with a Pentastar V6 engine. It combines compact camper size with full RV amenities: shower, toilet, kitchen, refrigerator, sleeping for 2–4 people. The modular rear garage has a payload of up to 2,200 pounds and can store bikes or serve as extra living space. Price starts at $153,772, deliveries begin this month.

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New glamping sites open in New England: Huttopia Berkshires and Under Canvas White Mountains

25.07.2026 BostonGlobe.com HRV Original source

Winnebago unveils compact Elora motorhome based on Ram ProMaster

03.07.2026 Gear Patrol ISL Original source

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