When you’re living or staying in the mountains, bringing warmer clothing is always a must, because higher elevations usually bring cooler temps at night, no matter how hot the day’s temps were. In an attempt to help our guests pack for their adventures in the woods this summer, we’ve put together a list of items that are necessary to pack when going on a Glamping Trip (like The Hohnstead Glamping Cabins). Whether you’re a seasoned glamper or a first-timer, having the right items can make all the difference.
What Is Glamping?
Before we dive into the packing list, let’s clarify what glamping is. Imagine if a hotel and a campsite had a baby – that’s glamping! Glamping sites provide pre-set tents with beds, blankets, and other comforts. However, the bathroom is usually separate, and you won’t need to bring your entire outdoor arsenal. It’s like camping, but with a touch of luxury.
Here are the essentials you’ll want to pack for your glamping adventure:
clothing
Casual clothing for lounging around
Activewear clothing for hiking /doing Scavenger Hunt / splitting wood/ archery activities
Yoga clothing if you plan to do morning stretching
Swimwear / swim shoes for ease of exit
Cute concert outfit (for Kettlehouse Amphitheater) with a warm sweater or jacket for nighttime
shoes
Flip flops or socks when inside your cabin
Hiking shoes or sneakers which may get muddy
Casual shoes for day trips to town or to see a concert in.
accessories / other
Sunglasses
Sunhat or baseball hat
Day pack for hiking and walks
Water bottle
Sunscreen
Charging cables
Chapstick
Moisturizing Lotion (Montana summers are dry!)
layers
Sweatshirt or sweater for those chilly evenings, you’re almost at 4,000ft!
Fleece or puffy jacket for extra warmth and layering (it has snowed on our guests in May and September) Also nice when visiting permanently snowed in Glacier NP
Base layer (long underwear) for sleeping, lounging and ‘just in case’
Wool socks are great to wear during all seasons
Beenie / a warm hat
pet companions
Dog Food
Dog Treats
Dog Leash / collar / harness
Dog Bed
Dog Toys, bring extra as you may lose them in the woods
Dog’s warm sweater/jacket for those cool Montana nights
Dog’s blanket for those chilly nights
Portable water bottles for road trips
Water dish / food bowl
Any medications / supplements
Remember, glamping is about enjoying nature without sacrificing comfort. So pack wisely, and get ready for an unforgettable outdoor experience!
Glamping Essentials: What to Pack for a Weekend Glamping Trip
Glamping Essentials: What to Pack for a Weekend Glamping Trip
