Glamping....Whos done it?

Started by brispaj, August 11, 2013, 06:25:15 PM

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brispaj

Evening fellow swaggers, The fiancé and I are getting married the end of Oct this year. We are looking at doing a couple of nights glamping and then going out for a week in the camper. Anyone done glamping around Brisbane, any recommendations?

Cheers
Lachie

KingBilly

Heard about this one the other day.  Luxury tents (at bottom of page) http://www.murphyscreekescape.com.au/accommadation/index.html

KB

Rumpig

we had some visitors over from America last year to stay at our place, i set the Kimberley up for them in our backyard...does that count?....lol
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Brumbypt

Just using a modern camper trailer would defenetly be classed as glamping by many ppl.


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Garfish

Quote from: Brumbypt on August 11, 2013, 07:22:38 PM
Just using a modern camper trailer would defenetly be classed as glamping by many ppl.


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berlitza

Congrats on getting married but never heard of glamping , although it sounds like something my cousin and his  'life partner' would partake in - not that there's anything wrong with that (seinfeld)
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Tjupurula

Would someone please explain "Glamping", I have never heard of it.
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Chippy76

Murphys creek tents are nice , and spicers also has glamping up at cunninghams gap.
Having seen some of the ct setups this weekend at queen Mary falls there are plenty of glamorous campers ....

Cheers chippy :)
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kiwi_camper

Murphy's Creek tents are nice. Hasting Point also have Safari Tents that would be nice to stay in and it's a great spot. Thought about my parents using them while we camp there in the CT.
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Tjupurula

Quote from: D4D on August 11, 2013, 08:08:29 PM
Glamping = Glamorous Camping

Napanangka has just made me laugh, as she has given me an image of a camper with make up on, I am still totally baffled with this one.
Tjupurula

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Brumbypt

Your kind of camping to us would be roughing it to the max for us..

Imagine a motel unit, but with a tent instead of bricks etc. like a house..

Glamping is camping but using a luxury tent with very comfy bed, glasses with champaign, instead of plastic or steel mugs or cans of booze. Very comfy bed instead of air mattress that slowly deflates during the night, also having a private loo instead of behind the tree withfresh air and a nice view..hahaha..

Thats glamping as far as i know..

Glamorous camping..


Not really camping to most of us here..



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chester ver2.0

We Glamped here for our Honeymoon


Private swim deck


Other Glampers


View from the bathtub


We tried to claim native title at the end of the stay cause we were so brown but for some reason they did not go for it
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Brumbypt

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chester ver2.0

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Bird

Quote from: chester ver2.0 on August 11, 2013, 09:05:23 PM
Bora Bora
looks exactly the same
http://www.vahine-island.com/


If it came down to "Clamping" or this joint in the photos posted by Chester above, camping wouldn't stand .00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% chance.
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Nick74

Quote from: Lost on August 11, 2013, 08:53:35 PM
Whother...

Droll, so very very droll. Thanks for your contribution.
Cheers Nick
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chester ver2.0

Quote from: chester ver2.0 on August 11, 2013, 09:05:23 PM
Bora Bora

Yeah mate I checked it out they are both just a stones throw from each other. The water gets its clarity from the fact that in the atols you are not walking on sand it is all actually finely crushed coral so no sediment
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bobnrob

Quote from: Tjupurula on August 11, 2013, 08:46:31 PM
Napanangka has just made me laugh, as she has given me an image of a camper with make up on, I am still totally baffled with this one.
Tjupurula

I've always known "glamping" as heading bush and camping, but with the absolute essentials...TV - DVD Player - those gaming console things the kids need these days - hair dryer - Internet connection - Laptops etc etc etc.
And also those in their $100,000 + hotels on wheels, with all the bells n whistle, that park in the caravan parks, in the middle of - name a town - and call it camping...but I could be wrong  ;)
Bob and Robyn


Tjupurula

Quote from: Brumbypt on August 11, 2013, 08:57:52 PM
Your kind of camping to us would be roughing it to the max for us..

Imagine a motel unit, but with a tent instead of bricks etc. like a house..

Glamping is camping but using a luxury tent with very comfy bed, glasses with champaign, instead of plastic or steel mugs or cans of booze. Very comfy bed instead of air mattress that slowly deflates during the night, also having a private loo instead of behind the tree withfresh air and a nice view..hahaha..

Thats glamping as far as i know..

Glamorous camping..


Not really camping to most of us here..



Tapa talker

I guess then we don't really camp at all, as we just chuck our swags on the ground, make a fire, and we are right for the night.  Basically the same as we do here at home anyway.  When we rough it, we have no blankets or swag, we just light as fire and camp on the ground, but that only happens when we have a break down.  Not that bad really, and I always use my boots for a pillow anyway, so have some comfort.
Tjupurula

Brumbypt

Wouldnt the boots be uncomfy as a pillow??

Can u play the didg??


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Tjupurula

Quote from: Brumbypt on August 11, 2013, 10:05:31 PM
Wouldnt the boots be uncomfy as a pillow??

Can u play the didg??


Tapa talker

No, the boots are actually quite comfortable, just have to block the odour sometimes...and no, we do not use the didgeridoo in the desert, that is a coastal thing.
Tjupurula

Brumbypt

Really wow. Sorry..

Learnt something new.. Thanks


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