Spending a holiday camping, sleeping under canvas with just the bare essentials, can be fun – especially if you are a child – but it can also be a chore. The fun wears off when the weather is poor, or where you are on uncomfortable ground, and this is why as we grow older we tend to choose a holiday in more comfortable surroundings! However, lately there is a new kind of camping that has attracted many thousands of holidaymakers, and it takes the basic idea of camping and brings it into the 21st century; it’s known as glamping, and it really is the real deal!
So what is all the fuss about? Well, glamping gives you the opportunity to enjoy the basic thrills of sleeping under canvas, but with a difference; in fact, some of the glamping opportunities are not under canvas at all, but in beautifully equipped wooden chalets in some of the most beautiful and tranquil locations in the UK. This is a fun holiday for all the family, and your tent or chalet comes with all the amenities you need, plus it is already erected and in place so you don’t need to worry about that part of the deal.
Many of the sites that offer glamping also offer regular camping, and they tend to be in some of the most picturesque and beautiful areas of the country. You won’t find wet, muddy fields when you go glamping, but well-kept sites in great locations close to the most popular attractions. There will be plenty to keep the kids happy, and most sites are also dog-friendly. Furthermore, the money you save on a glamping holiday, as opposed to a regular hotel, means you can enjoy yourself more, as you’ll have plenty of ready cash thanks to economising!
Indeed, some people have enjoyed their glamping holiday so much that they have decided to recreate the experience in their own gardens. It’s quite simple, and relatively inexpensive too. All you need is a reasonably sized space – one big enough for a summerhouse, easily found at any of the garden centres in and around Warrington – and you can have your own glamping experience every day. Running power to a summer house in the garden is an easy job – a simple extension cord protected by a plastic outer casing (many people use a garden hose) is all that’s needed – and you have a usable space that all the family will enjoy.
One piece of advice that is worth considering is to lay artificial grass under your glamping house. This not only means less maintenance, but also makes the area where the heaviest footfall will be more durable. The people to talk to for the best and most affordable choice are Artificial Grass Warrington as they are the experts in the region. It’s an affordable option – you may even consider relaying your entire lawn in artificial grass as it is difficult to tell the difference with the quality products available now – so get in touch with them for a free, no obligation quote.
