Glamping, which is pronounced "glam", refers to a form of camping in which you can stay in a tent or a yurt. These accommodations offer a more comfortable camping experience than traditional camping. Glamping offers a unique way to spend time outdoors with family. You can have a fun, memorable vacation without needing to live in a tent. Glamping places often offer a variety activities for guests.
The United States hosts some of America's most popular glamping areas. Hot Springs Glamping Resort offers five units in North Carolina with a variety of amenities. You can fish on Lake Arthur and have your own kitchen and swimming pool. They also have a microwave oven and small stove.
Europe also has many glamping locations. Family size pods can be found at the Limavady Family Glamping Site Carrowmena Family Glamping Site. These are fully furnished, and include two single beds, a dining room, and an outdoor kitchen. The campsite is near Lough Corrib (Lough Mask). The campsite's location makes it easy to access a range of outdoor activities, such as fishing, canoeing and hiking.
Arizona's Schnepf Farms offers a 300-acre Peach Farm where you can take in all the beauty of the surroundings while also enjoying the comforts of your glamping accommodations. There is also a U-Pick Garden, a charming bakery and many other attractions at the farm. An all-weather lookout area is available.
A campervan with airstream is an alternative to traditional glamping. This luxury camping can be delivered right to your doorstep by a company. Depending on the company, these accommodations can come with full kitchens, running water, and full bathrooms. They are a great option for families with children who prefer a more homey feel.
Another form of glamping involves the use of a converted double decker bus. These repurposed buses feature a central heated living space and a bathroom equipped with a flushing toilet. These accommodations are also offered at Westgate River Ranch & Rodeo.
Throughout the US, there are several other glamping options. Some locations have a rustic feel while others are more open-minded and embrace the community. These glamping facilities offer accommodations for families to relax in a rustic setting.
Glamping at Lough Mardal is a luxurious yurt glamping location. The 'Lodge' is a lakeside eco-lodge that offers a shared area. It is ideal for relaxing and can be used to bike or hike. You can find many activities to suit all ages and the scenery is breathtaking.
Labasdheeda Peninsula offers a unique opportunity for family glamping. This tranquil peninsula offers a place to bike and hike or to relax and watch the sun go down from a hammock. You can also enjoy a wide range of outdoor activities like fly fishing or whitewater rafting on the peninsula. The resort boasts an outdoor bar with a grill and barbecue that guests can enjoy.