Glamping with Your Dog What to Pack For Your Adventure

Hey there, I’m Amy, stepping in for my beloved fluffball, Piper, who, let’s face it, isn’t the best when it comes to packing for our trips. After an extensive negotiation involving belly rubs, a week-long commitment to her version of fetch, and a few tasty treats, she’s handed the reins over to me for this guide. So, whether you’re a glamping newbie or fancy yourself quite the outdoor aficionado, let’s dive into what you should pack for a dog friendly glamping adventure!

Human Packing Essentials

• Sensible Footwear: Trust us, those scenic walks are calling your name, and you don’t want to be caught off guard by our famously unpredictable British weather in unsuitable shoes
• Food and Snacks: Not all glamping spots will cater to your culinary needs. So when glamping with your dog and wondering what to pack come prepared with enough treats to keep your belly happy from dawn till dusk.
• Portable Charger: Because going off-grid shouldn’t mean missing out on capturing those memorable moments (or getting stranded without GPS).
• Towels: Essential for post-shower drying and dealing with muddy pups. Because not all glamping sites supply these, and you’ll be thankful for the extra.
• Bedding: Double-check if your glamping site provides this. Bringing your own lets your furry friend snuggle up for some cosy sleep time.

What To Pack For Your Dog

• Bowls, Food, and Treats: And perhaps a few water bottles for those long walks or hikes.
• Poo Bags: An absolute must-have because getting caught short is a no-no in the great outdoors.
• Dog Blankets and Towels: For wiping off those adventurous paws and ensuring your doggo stays toasty at night.
• Dog’s Bed: Bringing a piece of home helps your pooch settle in unfamiliar territories. Plus, it’s better to be safe than sorry if dogs aren’t allowed on the glamping furnishings.
• Cooling Accessories: For the diva dogs out there, a cool mat can be a lifesaver during unexpected heatwaves.
• Leads: Essential for keeping your pup safe and respecting other guests and local wildlife. Always handy to have, especially near livestock or in areas with leash laws.
• Outfits/Accessories: Who says you can’t be stylish in the wild? Perfect for those photo ops with your pooch looking their absolute best.

Do You Have a Glamping Holiday Booked?

As I wrap up this one-handed typing session (the other hand is, of course, occupied with Piper’s belly rubs), remember that every glamping or camping trip with your dog is an opportunity for unforgettable memories. We might not call ourselves ‘seasoned campers’ anymore, but with each trip, we’re learning more about making the most out of our adventures together.

Looking for places to go glamping with your dog? Be sure to head over to Dog Furiendly.