Perhaps "Glamping" (glamous camping?) is just what you need.
It basically provides the allusion of roughing it in the wild, but with all the comforts of a hotel room. Instead of staying in a (roomy!) 14.58 square foot tent that takes 2 hours to construct- if you are lucky enough to have all the poles and stakes with you in the devilishly undersized tent bag, and something other than a shoe to drive them into the solid clay ground on which you will be sleeping with little to no padding other than the 2 centimeters of the underside of your sleeping bag- with a luxuriously high 4.5 foot high ceiling, consider "camping out" in a "tent" with hardwood floors, hot running water, plumbing, possibly a kitchenette, king-size mattress, and all the other elements missing on your average camping trip.
Of course, for the price of a glamptrip, you could stay in a five star hotel somewhere... but that takes away from the authenticity of the experience of being out in the elements- with hardwood floors and a stove.
For more information on this (and some pictures of particularly inviting glampsites, check out: http://www.cnn.com/2011/09/29/travel/luxury-camping-glamping/index.html?hpt=tr_c1
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