Here’s your chance to a WIN a fabulous Wigwam® Holidays Glamping Gift Voucher for a holiday with www.wigwamholidays.com!
We all know glamping is here to stay, and if you haven’t experienced ‘glamorous camping’ yet, then give Wigwams® a try! Their timber cabins can be found at over 70 sites across the UK, from the Isle of Skye to the Cornish Coast.
Family-friendly with comfy mattresses, lighting, lockable doors and Velux windows as standard, Wigwam® cabins come in four different models, from a Wee Brave to a Running Water Deluxe, which includes a kitchenette and an en-suite bathroom*.
Wigwam® cabins sleep between three and five guests and are placed in locations up and down the country close to visitor attractions amid beautiful countryside. Many sites accept pets and some allow campfires. So it’s a chance to get back to nature yet in total comfort!
Their timber cabins are made in Scotland, and they've been in business for over 21 years. It’s time to kick back, relax and time to enjoy the things that matter!
For your chance to WIN a £150 voucher to book your Wigwam Holidays® break you can enter via the Gleam entry form below.
The giveaway ends at 11.59pm GMT on 6th June 2016.
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I think I'd build a wigwam cabin if I had a garden big enough! Never been a fan of "old school" tents
ReplyDeletebeing out in nature, but having just a few creature comforts!
ReplyDeleteglamping appeals to me as I already love camping and caravanning - this would just add a little bit of style and luxury - I would love to try it! :)
ReplyDeletei love the idea of camping, gtting closer to nature and the children love it but i need a comfy bed and a roof that keeps me dry haha
ReplyDeleteI went last year for the first time and loved it! Would really love to go again!
ReplyDeleteLooks like it has all the create comforts of home
ReplyDeleteIt's a time to relax & enjoy & get closer to Nature, it's an Escape from the usual sound of the busy city.:)
ReplyDeleteWould love to go glampling we've not done it before but I think it would be lovely to reconnect as a family outdoors instead of the busy day to day life tasks with work and technology that takes us away from the things we really appreciate great quality family time x
ReplyDeleteAs close to camping as I can imagine my (autistic) son coping with :-)
ReplyDeleteIts a fab way of enjoying the great outdoors without having to suffer the use of a tent! Especially if it's raining. I absolutely love the idea of these.
ReplyDeleteIt appeals to me as I can get to be in the great outdoors but with all my home comforts.
ReplyDeleteHave always loved camping but age and creaking bones are spoiling the thrill of being outdoors, cooking and exploring. This would be a new adventure I would love my grandson (and his mum & dad!) to be part of.
ReplyDeleteGlamping appeals to be as I like to be out in the fresh air, enjoying the countryside.
ReplyDeleteWe love camping and have a trailer tent, but the luxury of a hard roof and running water (no midnight toilet block dash) really appeals for a shorter break.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea because it's a safer version of camping, so with our 2 year old I could relax a bit.
ReplyDeleteBecause it's all the fun of camping without the setting up and sorting the equipment out
ReplyDeleteall the fun of the outdoors with some home comforts thankyou
ReplyDeleteas much as I love nature I prefer nor to be a source of food for all sorts of insects which I usually am in a tent on the ground. Id hope Id be better protected from this happening if I were to go glamping
ReplyDeleteA bit rustic but not too messy
ReplyDeleteIt appeals to me as although the thought of traditional camping doesn't, I wouldn't mind doing it with some home comforts!
ReplyDeleteI like the thought of glamping, as camping is just one step too close to nature for me! The kids are desperate to camp but I'm just not sure!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGlamping appeals to me because I want to give the children the experience of sleeping outdoors but without the damp tent and inevitable downpour.
ReplyDeleteI love a hotel and a bit of luxury... We did proper camping last year (we and the two older ones on our own) in the literal middle of nowhere and it was so much more fun than I thought - it was like time stood still out there. I would love to combine my need for a little luxury with the 'great outdoors' that the kids need and glamping is perfect for that! xx
ReplyDeleteI'm always up for trying new things, and a wig wam break would certainly be that !
ReplyDeleteI love going camping with my hubby & 9 year old daughter. ..great chance to enjoy the outdoors & have a break from our busy lives .
ReplyDeleteI loved camping as a child but now I think I need my home comforts more, so glamping really fits the bill!
ReplyDeleteI like nature but I also love a bit of comfort too!
ReplyDeleteBring a hotel girl and my husband loves tents. This is the perfect solution. My children would also love this experience
ReplyDeleteBring a hotel girl and my husband loves tents. This is the perfect solution. My children would also love this experience
ReplyDeleteA little luxury with the great outdoors.
ReplyDeleteGlamping appeals to me because I always used to enjoy camping with the family but, due to a back and neck problem, I am no longer able to sleep down low. This would get us as near to camping as I could manage.
ReplyDeleteWe love camping but a few creature comforts would make it even better!
ReplyDeleteI think it seems a lot more appealing for a family with younger children. I would love to take my girls for an adventure, but not sure what they would make of sleeping in a tent x
ReplyDeleteI camp but really fancy upping my
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some home comfort and freedom
ReplyDeleteI have never done camping as it just never been my thing, glamping seems a little better version and thats why i like it
ReplyDeleteI have never neen camping,I enjoy my home comforts too much but glamping looks much nicer and warmer!
ReplyDeleteI tried glamping in a tepee an loved it!
ReplyDeleteWe don't have a tent
ReplyDeleteIt would be something different to do that on a hoilday.
ReplyDeleteKelly Glen
have tried traditional camping as a child, hated it with a passion, but friends have recommended glamping to me, this looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteglamping appeals to me as I already love camping and want my sons to get the camping bug to
ReplyDeleteI love the fact its a little safer with little ones, I can imagine my monkey getting out a tent before I wake up - love the idea of a locakable door!
ReplyDeletebeing out , a bit like camping as we do a lot of that
ReplyDeleteI think my boys would find it so much fun
ReplyDeleteBeing outdoors, but with a comfy bed :-)
ReplyDeleteAh! This is what we want to do this summer! So cool! xx
ReplyDeleteI love glamour, roughing it is just not appealing to me but glamping is right up my tent! xx
ReplyDeleteGlamping is the perfect way of getting close to nature without having to rough it. I tried glamping a couple of years ago in a converted 'old tuck' parked in a farmer's field with my best friend and it was such fun.
ReplyDeleteCamping is something i have done since being a child, so i love any type of break/holiday that involves lots of time in the great outdoors xx
ReplyDeleteI've always loved camping but I'm getting too old to lie on the ground now, so this is a perfect compromise
ReplyDeleteI love camping but haven't been in years so this would be lovely
ReplyDeleteI love nature and planning to go camping with our children soon, this would make it bit more special ;-)
ReplyDeleteI don't camping as it is too uncomfortable. This looks fun though for us all.
ReplyDeleteIve never been camping or glamping - looks like a fun way to ease myself into the great outdoors without actually having to buy all of the kit!!
ReplyDeletewe love been outdoors but camping is a little much with young kids
ReplyDeleteFun with the family. No phones or electronic gadget just plain old fashion fun
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of being so close to nature, but in more comfort than in a tent!
ReplyDeleteBeing cut off from the hustle and bustle of daily life and just being able to relax!
ReplyDeleteMy family want to go camping but I don't like sleeping in tents so Glamping seems like the better option, at least I'll have a bed x
ReplyDeleteCamping is great but the weather is so unpredictable pitching a tent has lost its appeal. Glamping is just that bit more luxurious whilst still being away from it all.
ReplyDeleteThis appeals to me and my small family very as the English weather can be very hit and miss, especially when camping and with this you will at least be warm and dry.
ReplyDeleteBeing able to stay 'outdoors' without staying in a tent looks so much fun!
ReplyDeleteScooby and Cody would love to go
ReplyDeleteI'd love to stay 'outdoors' but with the luxury of running water!
ReplyDeleteI feel it offers all the advantages of camping with none of the disadvantages.
ReplyDeleteI feel it offers all the advantages of camping with none of the disadvantages.
ReplyDeleteWe would love to go camping but still want some comforts plus it looks really fun!
ReplyDeleteGlamping seems to me to be the perfect combination of getting out into nature, but being able to get some sleep!
ReplyDeleteIt would be something different to do
ReplyDeleteGreat way of getting the family back to nature without having to take a car full of camping equipment, that you have to struggle to put up and take down, takes away all the stress and just a good break away
ReplyDeleteYou can take advantage of the great outdoors while still having some home comforts
ReplyDeleteI love traditional camping, but sometimes it would be nice not to have to put a tent up! X
ReplyDeleteWe love camping so it appeals because it's more luxury then traditional camping xxx
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ReplyDeletei find camping very uncomfortable camping now im older, need a bit of comfort x
ReplyDeleteIt would be totally out of my comfort zone and i'm all about new experinces in 2016
ReplyDeleteI love the outdoors and the sense of space. Watching the different lights at dawn and dusk and hearing the bird song. I have a back problem and camping is now too difficult. Glamping appeals as it is a chance to revisit childhood in a 'back friendly' way.
ReplyDeleteI've always liked camping, but now I'm a bit older I would like a little luxury too.
ReplyDeleteComfort while camping great idea, thanks
ReplyDeleteThe fact I am such a silly scaredy cat with spiders and moths and wasps in fact anything bug like, especially if it flies. That's the reason I have always put off taking my boys as I would hate to share a tent with bugs. But I think glamping would give me that extra bit of confidence to man up and stare my fear or spiders straight in the face lol.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a good way to get close to nature but still get a good night sleep in comfort.
ReplyDeleteI couldn't sleep in a tent, but these look quite comfortable!
ReplyDeleteall the necessities but still close to the outdoors
ReplyDeleteI love camping !! ,,, but havinf fibromyalgia, ME and arthiritis makes it difficult for me to cope with camping normally.. I miss it terribly :(
ReplyDeletewe have a 3 year old daughter and just had twins. at hotels u cant have more than 4 people per room. we only can stay in places like these, and this looks AMAZING!! we had our first campervan holiday last year and absolutely loved it.
ReplyDeleteLove camping but too scared to attempt it with a new baby - glamping seems like and ideal compromise
ReplyDeleteGets me closer to the great outdoors and away from the city
ReplyDeleteIt's all of the great things about camping without tents and uncomfortable beds. All the conveniences of home!
ReplyDeleteI think it appeals to me as I've never been camping, but am worried that I would feel uncomfortable and a bit unsafe in just a tent. Glamping gives a lovely time spent outdoors with the added comfort of being sheltered from the weather!
ReplyDeletelooks really good and also looks friendly enough for my little one to go :) Sharon Lou Johnson
ReplyDeleteIt's a chance to get outdoors without having to buy tents and all the camping gear!
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely - I'd love to try one for the night - I love camping - but glamping looks better
ReplyDeleteThis would be great for my creaky old mum and we can go on a family holiday.
ReplyDeleteWe have two toddlers so Glamping seems ideal for us, they don't travel light at the best of times so not having to take a tent is ideal! :D
ReplyDeletei love spending time in the outdoors with the children
ReplyDeleteits a chance to get away without having to put up a tent!
ReplyDeleteHonestly... It doesn't but It would be a hell of a lot of OMG moments, I would be scared! LOL
ReplyDeleteIts sounds so fun, my boys and I are all about nature and this would be such a great experience xxx
ReplyDeleteI love the outdoors and it looks such good fun!
ReplyDeleteBecause I like my creature comforts too much for actual camping!
ReplyDeleteIve never been camping so this really appeals to me :) Thank you so much for the chance a lovely giveaway x
ReplyDeleteIt appeals to me because I've been camping a few times and it's not very glamourous. You get cold at night and when it rains everything is damp. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI love nature and enjoy to be outdoors.
ReplyDeleteI've never been glamping but it appeals to me because it's more luxurious & safer than camping,it'd be a great fun family holiday x
ReplyDeleteTo be outside in comfort!
ReplyDeleteI always wake up too hot and sweaty in a tent which isnt so refreshing :)
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of it as its just camping but gives you that little bit of luxury.
ReplyDeleteIt is perfect when you have little one and want to escape the city living.
ReplyDeleteit looks fabulous and well relaxing
ReplyDeletethis looks great
ReplyDeleteI love the outdoor feel but with the comfort included. Too old to be sleeping on floors now.
ReplyDeleteI love the outdoor feel but with the comfort included. Too old to be sleeping on floors now.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of camping in luxury it sounds fun and the kids would love it
ReplyDeleteLove that the mod cons are available as that's my issue with camping!!
ReplyDeletea bit of luxury in the countyside - whats not to like?
ReplyDeleteThis would be fab for us. We already love camping, and have wanted to give this a try for ages!
ReplyDeleteGeneral camping is seen as a basic holiday...not for everyone...but by adding luxury, camping becomes 'glamorous' and is an option for a different range of people. People like me, who love the outdoors and the freedom, but need a little luxury too.
ReplyDeleteI have never been glamping but I would love to as I really enjoy being out amongst nature and how much it relaxes me. I sometimes go on fishing trips but am not that keen on roughing it and sleeping in tents especially when the weathers bad, so glamping instead would be great. Thanks for the chance x
ReplyDeleteI used to love camping but the thought of taking 2 young children in a tent...glamping would be the perfect alternative
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't mind if the weather wasn't great as it puts me off being under canvass incase it rains
ReplyDeleteIt sounds better than camping in a middle of a field with no Loo. I call this Luxurious
ReplyDeleteBecause camping is awesome but I'm too pregnant to totally rough it!
ReplyDeleteI love camping but there's a few little niggles that get to me. Being freezing at night but boiling when you wake up, sleeping on an uncomfy floor etc. With glamping it looks like you get the best of both worlds!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to try Glamping - out in the fresh air but with some nice home comforts ! ��
ReplyDeleteBecause it is cool!
ReplyDeleteLove camping but husband not so keen. This is a happy compromise!
ReplyDeleteWow great prize
ReplyDeleteCos I love camping but I do now like my home comforts and coziness now too! ���� Dxx
ReplyDeleteI've always loved camping but I do like some creature comforts as well
ReplyDeleteMy family want to go camping but I hate the idea of it, this looks like a much more comfortable option x
ReplyDeleteIdeal way to tempt a teenager to go on holiday with you!
ReplyDeleteTime to enjoy the outdoors without being as damp!
ReplyDeletei hate normal camping, i feel dirty
ReplyDeleteit is more comfortable than a tent, more waterproof, but you are close to nature
ReplyDeleteit is more comfortable than a tent, more waterproof, but you are close to nature
ReplyDeleteThe great outdoors the fresh air
ReplyDeletethe kids have always wanted to go camping but I am not the kind of person who could do basic so this would be perfect for everyone
ReplyDeleteYou feel a little bit safer in one of these rather than a tent, you know this won't blow away in the wind....
ReplyDeleteMore comfortable with the kiddies than a standard tent
ReplyDeleteSounds like the perfect stress free solution to camping with my boys!!!
ReplyDeleteSounds like the perfect stress free solution to camping with my boys!!!
ReplyDeleteBecause I cannot stand the flimsy, insecure, unpredictable nature of tent camping!
ReplyDeleteIt appeals because i think my kids would love the whole idea and it would seem like more of an adventure
ReplyDeleteGlamping is something I've never done - I'd love to give it a go - my kids are at a great age for it now (3 & 5) and I think they'd have loads of fun as they love playing outside. Also we'd get a better night's sleep than in a tent :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks such fun and a posh form of camping.
ReplyDeleteGetting away in the great outdoors is so much fun. Glamping appeals to the whole family and we love getting back to nature!
ReplyDeletegetting away into the outdoors, been camping, so would love to try this xx
ReplyDeleteNo faffing around putting up / taking down tents!
ReplyDeleteused to love camping, but with having back problems I cant do it now, and this is a posh version of camping
ReplyDeletealways been in tents, so the added luxury of the warmth and comfort but still being in nature is fantastic
ReplyDeleteI love camping but the luxury of being in a cozy space instead of the cold grounds sound heavenly
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like the ideal mini break to me! Love camping but rubbish at sleeping on the ground haha. Fingers crossed!
ReplyDeleteCamping without the fuss of putting up a tent; and no leaky tent that could even blow away. talking from experience here! haha
ReplyDeletewell we went camping as a kid. and between my dad tripping over the guy line and landing on my brother who then threw up, to another time where my brother was too scared to go out to the toilet so wee'd in the tent i've had a mixed time camping! this looks a lot more fun and there's a proper toilet haha :)
ReplyDeleteAll the fun of camping but with some home comforts
ReplyDeletethis would suit me so much , I'm a glamping kind of lady
ReplyDeleteglamping is the fun of camping without the faff of trying to put a tent up with two small children in tow!
ReplyDeletebecause i love camping but dont love the downsides such as pitching tentsandlackof comfort!
ReplyDeleteIt's a better version of camping with a few little luxuries through in!
ReplyDeleteIt's a way to enjoy the great outdoors without all the negatives like wet muddy tents and trying to get into your pjs in the dark!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks fun. I love camping, but with these it's a bit more protection with the weather and also easier in terms of not having to build and cooking
ReplyDeletei have arthritis and so can't bend down to get in or out of a tent, so glamping is simply an essential for me!
ReplyDeleteA more comfortable way to be at one with nature!
ReplyDeleteGlamping is the perfect mix of being close to nature but with enough home comforts
ReplyDeleteAs we love being close to nature with added comfort!
ReplyDeleteIts the perfect combination of the outdoors and luxury. I would love to try glamping.
ReplyDeleteI think my boys would love it but I still need a few of my home comforts!
ReplyDeleteThe feel of camping, with the reassurance of safety for the kids
ReplyDeletecamping with comfort. Sounds good to me :)
ReplyDeleteBecause we love camping but don't want to bring all the necessities that go with it. This is much easier and more comfy!
ReplyDeleteLove to try new things
ReplyDeleteYou are outdoors, but warm, dry and comfortable!
ReplyDeleteI like staying outdoors close to nature but a few home comforts make it a more well comfortable experience.
ReplyDeletelooks more relaxing than camping
ReplyDeletea year ago i tried to put up a tent for the first time. it's still up in my garden because i can't get it down. Glamping is definitely the better option for me.
ReplyDeleteWe love camping, but having a roof and a kettle definitely adds to the appeal of glamping!!
ReplyDeleteIt would get the kids back to nature, without being too hard on me
ReplyDeleteBecause I love camping but this would have just a little bit more luxury and comfort
ReplyDeleteI like camping but I'm a bit apprehensive about taking our 1 year old. I think this would be a great way of seeing if she would enjoy it.
ReplyDeletenot having to put a tent up
ReplyDeleteGlamping appeals to me because I always used to love camping but since having kids I can't lay down on the ground for long periods of time.
ReplyDeleteCamping in style, with no effort of bringing your own tent to put up.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a fan of waking up cold & damp on the floor, but I love getting closer to nature.
ReplyDeleteWe just love visiting new places and trying out different accomodation - we've done camping, caravaning, hotels and cottages but never glamping.
ReplyDeleteWe love camping in a regular tent. It would be exciting to try a different kind of camping experience.
ReplyDeleteWould absolutely love to go glancing, bit of time away with my children and wife. No technology and camping adventures with a but of comfort. Would be amazing
ReplyDeleteI love the great outdoors but also love being warm and comfortable :D
ReplyDeleteLiving in the outdoors has always appealed to me because it is back to nature.
ReplyDeleteI love the thought of camping without the icky bits - It's appeals to the child in me while still keeping the adult in me happy!!
ReplyDeleteI love the great outdoors but cant cope with normal camping in a tent on an air bed mattress. If I dont get a semi-decent nights sleep im a grumpy bugger so glamping therefore appeals greatly!
ReplyDeleteI do love camping getting up, straight out into the fresh morning air. But I do not enjoy setting the tent up, the rain etc. So glamping definitely appeals to me. Fab giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI love Glamping, all the comforts of home with all the benefits the great outdoors has to offer. <3
ReplyDeletejoys of the outdoors with abit of comfort thrown in
ReplyDeleteGlamping combines all the fun and excitement of adventure outdoors and the safety of a secure base with convenient home comforts .perfect holiday for this mum
ReplyDeleteWe love camping but we went glamping for the first time in a wigwam last year and loved it! It appeals because there are less things to pack (or forget) than camping aqnd the sound of rain on the roof is quieter than on a tent!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of camping with the kids (I used to camp regularly with my dad as a child) but glamping sounds a lot easier with small children to contend with!
ReplyDeleteWe love camping and glamping we are an outdoorsy family just gives us more reason to be out and about and close to nature. Plus there is something so comforting about an open fire, I love the sound and the warmth
ReplyDeleteI've been camping lots in the past - memories of sitting in the car waiting for the rain to stop so we can pitch the tent, having to put on wellies and raincoat and find the torch to go to the loo block in the middle of the night, not to mention checking everything for earwigs! This would be a far nicer way to get out into the countryside.
ReplyDeleteIt appeals to me because i used to love camping but my special needs 12yr old wouldnt cope, but he likes the idea of glamping and i would love to take my 3 kids aged 6,9 and 12 on their 1st ever holiday
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