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glamper
noun
A participant in glamping (luxury camping).
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The house sleeps 12 adults, with a further 10 spaces available in tepees from May to September for happy glampers.
Not surprisingly, much of the evidence is of glampers contacting the complainant's Loch Ness Glamping site assuming it to be the respondent's glamping site, rather than the other way around".
Rather, glampers enjoy gourmet food, private bathrooms, even "spa tents" in which the only knots discussed are those that can be worked out during a massage.
Glampers will love the rich jute rugs, teak furniture and tiled bathrooms common to each of the sprawling tents that come with patios for viewing sunrises and sunsets.
07976 799663, tinmine.com, from £215 a week, sleeps two Glampers are spoilt for choice in Cornwall, with all manner of tipis, yurts and eco-pods to choose from.
You've got your glampers and your sponsors.
It has a cafe, a large, clean and comfy bunkhouse, 12-foot and 18-foot yurts for glampers, and a beautiful little field at the bottom for tents (£5pppn).
Lucky glampers can enjoy its beech woods, organic liquorice and sandbars by booking into one of Stavehol's spacious bell tents (sleep four).
Glampers can opt for yurts up the road at the Really Green Holiday Company (07802 678591).
A heated washhouse is nearby, and glampers get full use of the rooms in the main house, where communal breakfasts are served, until noon.
Among them are a group that hardened festivalgoers despair of, but who bring in a load more money – the "glampers".
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