Solo glamping packing essentials

Bedding

What bedding you bring with you depends on the glamping unit you book, as some units include bedding.

• Warm sleeping bag or duvet
• Pillows
• Extra blankets for colder nights
• Camping chair or hammock for relaxation
  
  

Cooking and dining

Some glamping units have kitchens/cooking facilities and utensils.

• Portable camping stove or grill
• Fuel canisters or charcoal
• Cooking utensils (pots, pans, spatula, tongs)
• Plates, bowls, and utensils
• Drinking cups and mugs
• Cooler or portable fridge for food storage
• Basic spices and condiments
• Water bottles or hydration pack
• Portable coffee maker or kettle
  
  

Clothing and personal items

• Weather-appropriate clothing (including layers for varying temperatures)
• Hiking boots or sturdy shoes
• Rain jacket or poncho
• Hat or cap for sun protection
• Swimsuit (if applicable)
• Towels (including a microfiber towel for quick drying)
• Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, etc.)
• Sunscreen and insect repellent
• Medications and first aid kit
• Camping knife or multi-tool
• Headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries
• Portable charger for electronic devices
• Camera or smartphone for capturing memories
  
  

Entertainment and comfort

• Books, magazines, or e-reader
• Portable speaker for music
• Binoculars or telescope for stargazing
• Camping hammock for relaxation
• Camping-friendly folding table
• Campfire cooking equipment (marshmallow roasting sticks, popcorn popper)
• Miscellaneous:
• Maps or guidebooks of the area
• Cash and identification
• Trash bags for waste management