Staycation Glamping allows well behaved dogs
Staycation Glamping is the perfect holiday for you and your beloved dog.
Most campsites allow dogs but not many companies allow dogs to stay in bell tents. Staycation Glamping knows how important your dog is to you and will allow your dog to stay alongside you for a small extra fee.
Glamping with your dog, top tips:
Be sure to pack for your dog too. Bring plenty of bowls food and water and of course their own comfy bed. Don’t forget their regular everyday food to avoid any upset stomachs. Giving your dog scraps from the BBQ and fire pit can cause dogs stomachs to become unsettled, and nobody wants to have to get up during the night to tend to a mess from your dog, especially in a bell tent!
Campsite
First check your campsite allows dogs, find out what their rules are and also if they have a fresh water supply. Generally at campsites dogs must be kept on a lead at all times. Check beforehand if there are shady spots available or will you need to bring your own shade. Will the ground be rocky, sandy, hard or even covered in ants? What wild animals will be in the area?
Local area
Make sure you are familiar with the local area, are there cliffs, poison ivy, or other toxic plants on site? If so, make sure you watch your dog even whilst on a lead. If your dog is staying in the bell tent please make sure they are up to date with all vaccinations and are treated for ticks and fleas before their Glamping experience, making sure their bedding is washed before their stay.
Emergency Kit
It is essential to pack an emergency kit for you and your dog. Pack for the environment you are going to. Be prepared for snake bites if you are in fields or forests, or jelly fish stings if you are near the sea. Antihistamine is always handy for any stings or allergies. Things like tweezers, bandages, splints, foot balm and a back up supply of medication for your dog we all good things to have in your kit.
Sit and Stay
Dog fences, crates and a ground spike for holding the lead are ideal for Glamping, to keep your dog contained whilst you are cooking or so you have a free hand for kite flying.
Finally humans, don’t forget to be prepared and pack lots of fun outdoor toys and this will maximise the camping fun with your dog.
Staycation glamping enquiries
For all enquiries regarding Staycation Glamping or to arrange the hire of a bell tent, please use this contact form. Thank you!
