As winter sets in and the snow-covered landscapes beckon, it's time to gear up for an unforgettable winter glamping adventure. Unlike traditional camping, winter glamping requires specialized gear to keep you warm, comfortable, and entertained in the chilly outdoors. Let’s explore some must-have winter camping equipment…
As the winter chill settles in, there's no better time to elevate your glamping experience with some festive and cozy campsite decorations. Adding a touch of warmth and holiday spirit to your outdoor retreat can transform your winter glamping getaway into a magical escape. Here are a few of our favorite - and super simple - DIY camping decorations to elevate your winter glampsite.
Many things come to mind with the end of one year and start of the next: resolutions, change, improvement, a fresh start, exciting new possibilities. Beginning a new year should feel thrilling and bold, a joyous opportunity to tackle new goals and find a renewed enthusiasm for life and happiness. With that in mind, Pantone’s new 2023 Color of the Year is particularly appropriate. Viva Magenta
Some people expect a gourmet restaurant, diamonds, roses, and a five-star hotel. Hey, there's nothing wrong with glitz and luxury. But some people are perfectly content with a campfire grill, a chilly bottle of wine, and a million-star view. If that's you, or if that's your significant other, you should start planning your Valentine's getaway now.
Glamping certainly has its perks: fresh air, peace and quiet, and good views. But let’s face it -- camping and glamping can be expensive, especially when you are just getting started. A shrewd glamper takes advantage of all the sales and steals he or she can find, and that’s why this Black Friday, when most people are waiting in line for a flat screen or stampeding for that really popular toy their child simply must have, you’ll instead be searching high and low for those camping and glamping bargains.
There are tons of knots. Too many for the average person to memorize. Fortunately, the average person doesn’t need to know all these knots. For beginning and intermediate campers and glampers, really only a handful of knots are necessary to tie down tents, cinch gear, and hang hammocks.
