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Camping de la Baie

Camping de la Baie

France - Brittany - Morbihan - La Trinité-sur-MerDistance from Dover: 743 km
9.1

Fantastic

1734 reviews

1/10

Flower Camping Lac aux Oiseaux

France - Midi-Pyrénées - Aveyron - MartielDistance from Dover: 987 km
8.8

Fantastic

125 reviews

Flower Campings
De Betuwse Hofjes

De Betuwse Hofjes

Netherlands - Gelderland - KesterenDistance from Dover: 421 km
8.2

Fantastic

5 reviews

Camping Stad & Land

Camping Stad & Land

Netherlands - Gelderland - OmmerenDistance from Dover: 416 km
Flower Camping Le Bel Air

Flower Camping Le Bel Air

France - Poitou-Charentes - Charente-Maritime - La FlotteDistance from Dover: 780 km
8.3

Fantastic

169 reviews

Flower Campings
Camping Santa Marta

Camping Santa Marta

Spain - Valencia - Valencia - CulleraDistance from Dover: 1799 km
7.4

Average

4 reviews

Camp Gielas

Camp Gielas

Sweden - Norrbotten - ArvidsjaurDistance from Dover: 2666 km
6.4

Normal

2 reviews

Camping Rivièra

Camping Rivièra

Italy - Piedmont - Verbano-Cusio-Ossola - CannobioDistance from Dover: 1107 km
7.2

Average

7 reviews

Camping L'Entre-Deux

Camping L'Entre-Deux

France - Centre - Loir-et-Cher - Châtillon-sur-CherDistance from Dover: 590 km
8.7

Fantastic

2 reviews

Camping Au Bord de Loire

Camping Au Bord de Loire

France - Pays de la Loire - Maine-et-Loire - GennesDistance from Dover: 594 km
8.1

Fantastic

10 reviews

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Renting a safari tent at the campsite

When you think of camping, you might picture struggling with tent poles and sleeping on an airbed that never quite feels firm enough. But what if you could enjoy nature and the camping experience without these inconveniences? That’s where a safari tent or lodge tent comes in! These tents offer the perfect balance between outdoor living and home comforts. But what exactly is a safari tent, and why should you choose one?

What is a safari tent?

Safari tents are sturdy, fully furnished tents that were originally used by travellers in Africa seeking adventure without giving up comfort. These tents were designed to withstand the harsh elements of the wilderness while providing a safe and cosy retreat. Today, they have been adopted by campsites worldwide as a luxurious form of camping, better known as glamping.

Differences from traditional tents

Compared to regular tents, safari tents offer significantly more space and comfort. In a standard tent, space is often limited, and standing upright can be tricky. Safari tents, on the other hand, provide ample room to move around comfortably. Plus, they come equipped with real beds and furniture, making them feel more like a home than a temporary shelter.

Unique advantages of a safari tent

One of the biggest advantages of a safari tent is that you don’t have to bring or set up your own tent. You’ll barely notice that you’re staying in a tent at all! Most safari tents come with sturdy beds, stylish lighting, and even a wood-burning stove for cooler nights. They offer a unique combination of adventure and comfort, making them ideal for families and couples alike.

Types of safari tents

There’s a wide range of safari tents available, depending on your needs. From compact models for two people to spacious family tents with multiple bedrooms, there’s something for everyone. Some luxury versions even feature a built-in kitchen and private bathroom. And for those who want an extra special experience, there are safari tents with added extras like a veranda, hot tub, or even a private garden.

Sanitary facilities in safari tents

Many safari tents come with private bathroom facilities, including a toilet, sink, and shower. This is especially convenient for families with young children or anyone who doesn’t want to walk to a shared toilet block in the middle of the night. Some safari tents share facilities with other guests, which can be a more budget-friendly option.

Other features of safari tents

In addition to sleeping arrangements, many safari tents include a small kitchen for preparing meals. They often come equipped with warm water, comfortable furniture, and a terrace where you can enjoy the outdoors. Their sturdy design ensures that you’ll stay dry and cosy, even in bad weather. And since everything is ready for you on arrival, your holiday can begin the moment you check in.

The atmosphere of camping in a safari tent

Staying in a safari tent is a unique experience. You’ll wake up to the sounds of nature, enjoy a stunning view from your veranda, and feel the tranquillity around you. It’s the perfect way to get that authentic camping feeling—without the hassle of setting up a traditional tent.

A day at the campsite in a safari tent

Start your day with a refreshing dip in the pool before enjoying breakfast on your terrace, freshly prepared in your own kitchenette. The day is yours to explore: discover the surrounding area, play with the kids, or simply relax with a book on your veranda. In the evening, cook a meal under the stars and end the day with a cosy night’s sleep in a comfortable bed.

What to consider when booking a safari tent?

When booking a safari tent, consider the campsite location, the size of the tent, and the available facilities. Check whether the campsite offers activities that match your holiday plans. It’s also a good idea to find out what’s included in the price to avoid any surprises.

Glamping in a safari tent: a luxurious getaway

Glamping, or glamorous camping, is where safari tents truly shine. They offer the comfort and luxury that you might not usually associate with camping. Safari tents have become synonymous with this stylish way of holidaying, allowing you to enjoy nature without sacrificing convenience. In short, a safari or lodge tent provides a luxurious camping experience that blends the charm of traditional camping with the comfort of home—perfect for anyone who loves the great outdoors but prefers to sleep under a sturdy roof.