Boho Blog

Glastonbury, Latitude, Boardmasters, Wilderness and more: where to find official glamping, and where you can pitch your own bell tent if you bring one.

Yes, dogs and bell tents work brilliantly together. The site rules, ground protection and small bits of kit that make camping with pets actually relaxed.

Pitching a bell tent solo is easier than people expect. Step-by-step setup, tools you'll need, and the tricks that stop the canvas from sagging later.

Most bell tents are 100% cotton canvas or polycotton, with a galvanised steel pole and PVC groundsheet. What each component does, and why it matters.

Glamping setups in the UK can hit planning rules sooner than you think. The 28-day permitted use rule, change-of-use triggers and where to start.

Long-drop, composting, chemical or shared block: the realistic toilet options for glamping setups, with cost, setup and odour control compared.

Wild camping is technically not allowed in most of England without landowner permission, but Scotland and Dartmoor are different. The actual rules, plain.

Yurts hold heat far better than standard tents thanks to thicker walls and felt insulation. How much warmer, why, and how bell tents compare on warmth.

The single-pole bell tent design has handled wind for centuries. How well-pitched canvas copes with gusts, and what to check before a stormy night.