Boho Blog

Glamping tent is a catch-all. Most are bell tents, yurts, lotus tents or safari tents. What each one is, what it suits, and how the names overlap.

Demand for glamping in the UK keeps climbing, but margins live or die on site choice and tent kit. The honest case for and against starting up.

Glamping is camping with the comfort dialled up: real beds, room to stand, proper lighting. What separates a luxury setup from regular tent camping.

Tents are pitched in minutes and packed away; yurts are semi-permanent shelters. Compared on space, weather, cost and which suits UK conditions best.

Yes, properly weathered bell tents handle British rain well. What treated canvas does, what it doesn't, and how to keep your tent dry in a downpour.

Rugs, soft lighting, layered fabrics: the pieces that turn a bell tent from shelter into a styled retreat. What works, what gets in the way.

Cotton canvas breathes far better than synthetic tents, so bell tents stay cooler in the heat. How they handle summer, plus tips for the hottest days.

Weathering means soaking your new bell tent so the cotton swells and seals. Why it matters, when to do it, and how to skip leaks on your first trip.

Glamping bell tents at Glastonbury, Boardmasters and beyond. Why they suit UK festivals, what to bring, and how to pitch in a packed campsite.