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5 reasons to go glamping in Autumn and Winter

Glamping· Travel

28 Dec

An Autumn glamping break

  • An Autumn glamping break
    • Eco Retreats, Wales
    • You can read our full Eco Retreats review here
  • Here are our five reasons to go glamping in Autumn and Winter
    • To Make  Memories
    • Misty mornings and crisp air
    • Change of colour
    • It’s quieter
    • Autumn Sunshine
    • The Verdict
    • If you likes this glamping post – You can also read our glamping at Slate caverns review here

It was the half term holidays, and after a couple of days at home I was itching to go on an adventure. We had spent the summer travelling around the UK in our campervan, Otis, and enjoyed glamping in Dorset, a lodge break in Scotland and a luxury break in the Isles of Scilly. We were well practised at packing for our glamping holidays. We love a campervan holiday but we also love our glamping holidays with kids.  The weather forecast was good for the end of the week, and after a few hours researching I stumbled across Eco retreats.  I instantly knew that this was the place for an adventure. Yes….we were off glamping in Autumn … Were we mad??!

Eco Retreats, Wales

Eco retreats is a glamping retreat offering tipi or yurt holidays, set in the heart of the Welsh mountains. The retreat is around 20 minutes off the main road, along the forest track, deep in the heart of the Dyfi Forest. If you are looking for a tranquil and peaceful setting that is far removed from the outside world, with no wi-fi or little phone reception…. then this is the place for you. The yurts and tipis are spread out over more than 50 acres, meaning you can enjoy peace and quiet and make the most of the open space.

The yurts are fully equipped and you will find everything you need for a wonderful stay…think sheepskin rugs, bed linen, lanterns, and beautiful cushions. Each yurt also has its own wood-fired alfresco bath, and a shower and toilet unit just a few yards outside the yurt.  There is a wood burning stove and this absolutely made our stay. There is nothing better than returning from a beautiful evening stroll and lighting up that stove for the night.

Having only ever camped and glamped in the summer, I have to say I was hesitant. Would it be cold? Wet? Muddy? With a van packed with wellington boots…jumpers…coats and wooly hats we headed off on our half term adventure.

You can read our full Eco Retreats review here

Here are our five reasons to go glamping in Autumn and Winter

To Make  Memories

I have said this so many times, but we are great believers in collecting memories and not things. I would choose an experience over a plastic toy any day of the week. Memories are the most amazing thing, you can never take them away and they are sure to put a smile on your face and add that fuzzy warm feeling in your toes…memories…well they stay with you forever.

Misty mornings and crisp air

Autumn mornings are so special. They are crisp and fresh, and It is lovely to wake up to observe a beautiful sunrise or a misty view. The crisp clear days in Winter make for an ideal family walk. We headed around the forest and discovered so many walking routes for all to enjoy.

 

Change of colour

Autumn is definitely my favourite season,  Winter comes in a close second. I love the colours of Autumn and I love the light of Winter. Stepping out in the fresh air in the morning to see the golds, reds, oranges and browns that Autumn bring is splendid. What’s more, the kids just seem to love the cold winter months.  They are always the first to jump in a huge pile of leaves, squelch in the mud, and roll around in the snow. They often come home with a pocket full of leaves, pinecones, conkers and twigs. There is something special about wrapping up and heading out on a family walk, and returning to fluffy blankets and a freshly lit stove.

 

It’s quieter

You definitely beat the crowds with an Autumn or Winter break. I find taking a break out of the summer months means fewer people….fewer crowds and lots of peace and quiet. We had the field all to ourselves, apart from a few sheep who came to join us in the morning. It was such a quiet, peaceful retreat, giving us uninterrupted time with the children away from the chaos of day to day life.

Autumn Sunshine

September and October are often still warm, but a sunny day in late October or November always feels that little bit more special. During our stay we headed over to the nearby Aberdovey, a beautiful seaside town on the north side of the estuary of the River Dyfi in Gwynedd. We sat on the beach listened to the waves crash and watched the kids enjoy the sand and sea.  What a beautiful spot for some late October sunshine (and can I add the icecream here is amazing.)

The Verdict

We loved it and wouldn’t hesitate to glamp during the colder months again. We weren’t quite brave enough to try the wood-fired alfresco bath….but maybe next year 🙂

So have you ever tried camping or glamping in Autumn and Winter, during the colder months?  Would you recommend it?

For more information head over to EcoRetreats online

If you likes this glamping post – You can also read our glamping at Slate caverns review here

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  1. Sam | North East Family Fun Blog says

    December 29, 2017 at 2:48 pm

    I agree that autumn/winter is the perfect time to go glamping! We glamped in the snow a few years ago and had the best time (I do recommend a wood burning stove if you’re going to do this though).

    100% agree that it’s generally quieter and sunnier too. Plus it’s nice to get some fresh air at this time of year too x

    Reply
  2. susanna says

    December 30, 2017 at 8:20 am

    You had me at Misty mornings and crisp air x

    Reply
  3. Zena's Suitcase says

    January 1, 2018 at 7:59 pm

    I think I would consider going glamping in the colder months. avoiding the crowds definitely appeals to me and the kids love being outside whatever the weather

    Reply
  4. Kaz | Ickle Pickles Life and Travels says

    January 3, 2018 at 7:37 pm

    We had a night glamping in late October last year, but the wood burner would not light and honestly, we were absolutely freezing! It would have been amazing if we had some warmth. Kaz

    Reply
  5. Jon says

    January 22, 2018 at 8:11 am

    The inside of that accommodation looks amazing! Maybe it’s time I gave Glamping a go!

    Reply
  6. TraveLynn Family - Jenny says

    January 22, 2018 at 8:22 am

    Yes! Some fab reasons. There’s no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing. The yurt looks super cosy! #MondayEscapes

    Reply
  7. Usha Sitaaraam says

    January 22, 2018 at 9:28 am

    Great post. I would love to try Glamping in Winters, great way to get some fresh air and also some quiet time. Happy camping and travelling . #MondayEscapes

    Reply
  8. Rachel says

    January 22, 2018 at 2:58 pm

    This is a pretty convincing list and the photos of the little ones in their wellies is so cute! However, I think it’s wayyy too cold for me personally! I would need lots of duvets and a proper roof!

    Reply
  9. Dean of Little Steps says

    January 22, 2018 at 7:39 pm

    I’ve always wanted to go glamping but must admit wouldn’t want to do it in the winter, maybe autumn is doable. We’ve been eyeing some yurts in Wales. Hopefully we’ll manage to do it this year 🙂

    Reply
  10. Nicky @ Go Live Young says

    January 22, 2018 at 8:39 pm

    I’ve always wanted to stay in a yurt but didn’t know about these in Wales! Would love to try particularly in Autumn/Winter when there are fewer people and your an light a fire #MondayEscapes

    Reply
  11. Claire at Tin Box Traveller says

    January 22, 2018 at 9:56 pm

    I totally agree! Glamping in winter is so much fun and it’s lovely to do it while the sites are a bit quieter. That misty valley is stunning too! Thanks for sharing this on #MondayEscapes

    Reply
  12. Caity says

    January 22, 2018 at 11:14 pm

    That yurt is SO cute, I’d love to stay there! Glamping has been on my list for a while and I can imagine during the winter it’s quite cozy!

    Reply
  13. Ana De- Jesus says

    January 23, 2018 at 2:40 am

    I also love the colours that you can find in autumn and I agree that it is better when it is quieter because you can make happy memories.

    Reply
  14. Newcastle Family Life says

    January 23, 2018 at 10:32 am

    I would never have thought of going glamping in autumn. I don’t think I could manage it as I hate the cold but it sounds like a lovely adventure x

    Reply
  15. Annabel says

    January 23, 2018 at 12:57 pm

    Lots of great ideas! I was hoping to go glamping in Feb half term but haven’t found the right sort of place yet, I guess I need to be a bit more organised and book further in advance!

    Reply
  16. Kara says

    January 23, 2018 at 1:57 pm

    We have been invited on a glamping retreat but have all been poorly so haven’t done it yet. Love that some Yurts are heated with log burners, wouldn’t get me in one without some heat this time of year. Fresh air is good for the soul

    Reply
  17. Nazrin Miah says

    January 23, 2018 at 3:32 pm

    This just makes me want to go glamping that so much more. It looks so cool and like something me and my family would enjoy so much! I hope to make it happen this year for sure!

    http://www.nmdiaries.com

    Reply
  18. Anosa says

    January 23, 2018 at 4:16 pm

    I have only been glamping in the summer and and loved it them but I wouldnt mind glamping in winter but wouldn’t camp in winter though

    Reply
  19. Stephanie says

    January 23, 2018 at 9:13 pm

    I love Autumn as it’s usually so pretty with low sunshine and I can imagine glamping would be so much fun in Autumn.

    Reply
  20. Chloe Ciliberto says

    January 24, 2018 at 7:13 am

    I really, really want to go glamping. I think it must be so much fun whatever the season and must feel so lovely waking up somewhere outdoors, but comfortable. It’s on my bucket list to try out this year. x

    Reply
  21. Deb Sharratt says

    January 24, 2018 at 10:00 am

    Glamping is definitely something I could enjoy.

    Reply
  22. Lucy Dorrington says

    January 24, 2018 at 3:21 pm

    I am a big fan of holidays later in the year. We’ve had a lot of success with October half term. In my view, this is the UK, the weather is a risk whenever you go!

    Reply
  23. scots2travel says

    January 24, 2018 at 6:27 pm

    The yurts looked so cool inside, a bit of a Moroccan touch to them. What an adventure. Tempted!

    Reply
  24. Traveling With Our Kids says

    January 24, 2018 at 9:36 pm

    Sounds perfect! We havent been glamping or camping but our eldest son keeps asking to go. Maybe we will do it one day #MondayEscapes

    Reply
  25. fashionandstylepolice says

    January 25, 2018 at 11:16 pm

    This sounds great. I have never thought of glamping with the family.

    Reply
  26. Kerri-Ann says

    January 30, 2018 at 12:35 pm

    Looks like a great place to visit, we are all for a winter break and yes like you said you definitely beat the crowds

    Reply
  27. Lisa (Travel Loving Family) & Trips100 Editor says

    February 1, 2018 at 2:40 pm

    To be honest Katy we struggle to fit everything into the few months of good weather of the year so we have to make the most of the weekends regardless whether its cold outside or not! Not glamped in the winter yet, but definitely up for it after reading this;)

    Reply
  28. Sarah Chrsitie says

    February 1, 2018 at 8:54 pm

    You are so brave, I would love to stay in a Yury but I think it would have to be in the summer x

    Reply
  29. Sarah Stockley says

    February 9, 2018 at 10:09 am

    We absolutely loved glamping this winter. Those tipis look great I will have to look up Eco Retreats. Sarah

    Reply

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Facilities

Hot showers/ toilets
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Bistro/bar
Shop
Electric Hook Up
Dogs Welcome 

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⭐️The brook provided hours of fun
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⭐️Beautiful location with lots of space and walks
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Eco friendly
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Pets allowed 

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I’m really hoping better days are coming for us all 🌈
 
Tonight I wanted to tell you about a wonderful campaign by @whsmithofficial and I’m honoured to have been asked to be a part of it. 

Their aim is to encourage people to try something new throughout 2021. @whsmithofficial have some wonderful products to help you plan your trips (products linked in stories).
 
I would really love you to join me on Friday at 6pm over on the @whsmithofficial account, chatting about why we love vanlife, our favourite road trips, and what vanlife means for us. Believe it or not before we purchased our camper, we had never camped before! 
 
If you have any questions for me, I would love you to send them my way via my stories and I will do my best to answer them on Friday. 
 
Look forward to seeing you over on the @whsmithofficial Instagram on Friday at 6pm! 

#bringiton2021 #vanlife #vanlifewithkids #vwt5
Just popping on to check in on everyone, how are y Just popping on to check in on everyone, how are you all doing? How are you feeling about the announcements tomorrow?

I know so many are finding it all a bit ‘meh’ at the moment.

So this is a little Sunday reminder to keep doing what makes your soul a
smile, check in on each other often and look after yourselves..... and know that better days are coming 🌈🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻 

(My usual Sunday campsite share will be a little late - I’ll post it tomorrow I promise - I’ve been painting the girls bedroom all weekend😆 )

🌈 💕
Last week I chatted to the lovely Jenny @travelynn Last week I chatted to the lovely Jenny @travelynnfamily as part of her bongo convo series.

Did you catch it?

I think it is the first time I’ve ever chatted on a live, or chatted in front of a camera even 😆

Anyway I just wanted to say thank you  so much for all the messages and lovely comments after the live. I’ve had a few vanlife questions too so I will pop them in my stories for you.

Thank you  Jenny for inviting me to take part in your new live travel chat. Chatting about Van life and road trips .... It definitely made my soul smile :)
🏕Sunday share is back 🏕 My next campsite to 🏕Sunday share is back 🏕

My next campsite to share is a really lovely campsite in Llangollen. We were introduced to this lovely site by my beautiful friend @a_girl_on_the_crescent 

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@abbeyfarmllangollen is a working farm set just outside the beautiful town of Llangollen in North Wales.

Suitable  for camping, touring caravans and motor homes and camping pods available.  There are three self-catering cottages to rent and also a static caravan site.

The camping fields are set next to the ruins of Valle Crusis Abbey, and what we loved the most - there is a small brook that runs across the bottom of the field that the kids absolutely loved.

Facilities

Hot showers/ toilets
Laundry room
Bistro/bar
Shop
Electric Hook Up
Dogs Welcome 

What we loved 💕

⭐️Family campsite 
⭐️The brook provided hours of fun
⭐️Picturesque Llangollen a walk away 
⭐️Beautiful location with lots of space and walks
⭐️An ideal base to explore North Wales 

Definitely one to bookmark 

🏡For now the message is to stay at home, but my Sunday share is to inspire and introduce you to new campsites for when the time is right xx
Camping with kids 🏕 I was going to share my ne Camping with kids 🏕

I was going to share my next favourite campsite but thought I would mix it up a bit with a new topic. Campervan storage. So tell me... What is your favourite storage hack? 

As our Campervan conversion  isn’t quite fully finished we have had to be clever with storage. As a family of five in a T5 space is super tight! 

Our favourite hacks so far....

➡️ Using cushion covers / pillow cases to store items 

➡️ storage hooks on the back of the seats (I think I learned about this one from @daisy_thefamilycamper ) 

➡️ Using a pop up tent to store the large bulky items such as car seats and strollers etc 

➡️ Packing pods to organise the clothes!!! My absolutely favourite thing ever we have used them for years.

➡️ plastic storage bucket for the outside toys that we take to the beach (and can even double up as a baby/toddler bath 

 
 ➡️ Foldable items, folding table, folding scooters, folding chairs, the list goes on but helps with space 

➡️hamman towels. Absolutely wonderful. We were sent some towels to review a few years back and they are incredible. We haven’t looked back and we are fully converted. They don’t take up much space, dry really quickly, have multiple uses  and basically we just love them! 

🌈 I have linked my post in my stories - but would love to hear if you have any campervan storage ideas to share or add? 

Hope you have all had a lovely weekend whatever you have been up to ?
Vanlife with kids - sharing our fave campsites for Vanlife with kids - sharing our fave campsites for the time when it is safe to travel again 😍🚐

 Sunnyside Croft Touring Site 

This is my next campsite to share... the beautiful Sunnyside Croft Touring Site - an award winning site located between the villages of Arisaig and Mallaig on the West Coast of the Scottish Highlands 

⭐️What we loved 🌈

Direct access to the most beautiful beach 
Family friendly, clean  and quiet 
Dogs allowed 
Eco friendly
Lovely touches - outside shower for wetsuits, infant and toddler washroom with a bath 
Pets allowed 

We loved staying here for two nights as part of our Scotland road trip with our beautiful friends. Mallaig is the nearest village  and we loved visiting Skye and Glenfinnan too. The campsite has direct access to the most spectacular beach - just a walk away along a dedicated path.  Definitely one to bookmark and a campsite we would definitely return to.

📸 Our first view of the beach from the campsite 
 
➡️ swipe for more photos of Arisaig and Mallaig

🌈 #stayathome and keep hoping for sunnier days☀️

#dreamingofvanlife #keepondreaming #arisaigbeach #scotlandphotography
Happy Sunday!!! So I have decided on a Sunday fo Happy Sunday!!! 

So I have decided on a Sunday for the next few weeks I am going to do a little campsite share. Sharing our favourite campsites that we have stayed in our #t5camper over the last two or three years. I wanted to (hopefully) give you some inspiration for all those dreaming and planning for when we are able to hit the road in the future. 

My first campsite is @love2stay in Shrewsbury, Shropshire, UK. Set in 22 acres of grounds with touring and Glamping on-site. 

Love2stay is a beautiful resort and an absolute gem of a site. We have booked again for this year and have stayed more than once over the last two years.

Facilities

Love 2 Stay  has serviced pitches and a  glamping village. The toilet block is modern and clean.  There is so much to do on site you won’t want to venture far. 

➡️ swipe for pictures 

There is a natural swimming pool, restaurant and pizzeria, fitness suite and thermal bath, assault course, children’s adventure play zone, barefoot trails, mini and junior craft activities, cinedrome for movie nights, yoga and Pilates classes, paddle boarding and kayaking....... the list goes on 

What we loved 

⭐️So many activities on site for everyone 
⭐️restaurant/pizzeria on site 
⭐️Swimming pool 
⭐️Spa/gym on site 
⭐️Dogs allowed (with separate dog walking area and dog agility course )
⭐️Brilliant size serviced pitches
⭐️Glamping available 
⭐️Usually Open all year round (covid restriction dependent) 

Things to consider 
 
⭐️it gets booked up so book in advance 
⭐️No tents allowed 
⭐️No on-site grocery shop
⭐️it is the most expensive campsite we have ever stayed when you factor in all the additional activities that do -but it’s a wonderful experience and we absolutely love it here and it is a place that we will keep on returning to. 

Please do ask if you have any questions or if you have stayed here too? 

I’ll be back next Sunday with another gem !
Ad🌟Top Tip 🌟 Fairy lights dotted around a Ad🌟Top Tip 🌟

Fairy lights  dotted around a climbing frame
 
= A few more extra hours outside over the winter months 

Add in a flurry of snow ....

#1000hoursoutside 

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