Glamping
[glam-piŋ]
Part of speech: noun
1.
A type of camping usually including extra accommodation and facilities
2.
An outdoor set-up that is more luxurious than classic camping
Examples of Glamping in a sentence
"Our budget is about 3,000 and we would be happy to go glamping, or stay in an apartment or a small hotel."
"We're going glamping this weekend so we can watch our favorite show in the mountains."
About Glamping
We'd all like to do more outdoors, but sometimes the idea of sleeping in tents on the hard ground, freezing in the cold, and going days without a shower is just too much. For everyone like that, glamping was made for you! Glamping takes all the negatives out of camping by letting you enjoy nature without giving up all the modern conveniences we know and love! Even just having access to a functioning bathroom can make any camping trip that much more enjoyable, so why not make your next camping trip a glamping trip instead?
Did you Know?
Glamping is the combination of the words glamorous and camping that first appeared sometime in the early 2000's.
