Glamping Packing List

If your campsite doesn't already have campfire chairs set up for you, you'll want to make sure to bring along your own.

We have these exact camp chairs with the sun shade. And besides camping, we use ours at the beach and at my son's soccer practice. They are totally worth the price tag!

Don't forget to bring along flashlights. Whether you plan on nighttime hiking or just making your way to and from the campfire and restrooms, you are going to need a little light.

I like this inexpensive four-pack so everyone in the family can have their own!

If your glamping accommodations have a swimming pool, be sure to bring along some towels! These are the ones we use for both travel and our pool at home.

They're super lightweight and thin so easy to pack. And they also make a great picnic blanket or tablecloth in a pinch!

If your glamping in the summertime (or anytime in Florida), bring along some Citronella candles for the campsite. You will definitely need these to keep those mosquitoes at bay. Especially at dinner time!

I have a portable power bank of all of my packing lists. It's handy for making sure your devices stay charged, which can be a real safety precaution when traveling. Great to take in your hiking bag, or just to make sure you phone stays charged for pictures.

Even if your glamping tent includes a mini fridge, you'll likely need some sort of cooler. It will be handy for getting the cold food to your campsite in the first place, and for holding any waters or adult beverages that don't fit in the small fridge.

And this Yeti backpack cooler is hands down the best cooler I've ever owned. We use ours weekly for boating, beach days, or just kids sporting events.

You can't possibly go camping and not make s'mores. And I'm loving this handy all-in-one kit that includes graham crackers, marshmallows, and chocolate bars in one neat packable kit.

You'll want to check if your glamping site includes dinnerware, but most of them do not. Disposable plates will be easiest to pack.

But of course, we don't want to damage the environment while we're out enjoying it, so check out these 100% compostable paper plates.

And for all the same reasons, consider grabbing one of these 100% compostable cutlery sets instead of plastic forks, spoons, and knives.

Roasting sticks will be needed for all those s'mores, and these are my favorite ones. They're extra long so kids can keep a safe distance from the fire while they roast those marshmallows.

Bring along a reusable water bottle to keep hydrated all day. I always recommend these Nomader collapsible bottles. They're super durable and roll up for easy travel.

Check if your glamping tent has an actual coffee maker inside. If not, be sure to bring along some instant coffee for that morning caffeine fix.

And here's one thing you definitely don't want to forget - a corkscrew! We keep one in our suitcase so we can never forget it again. ;)

Instead of disposable cups, bring along a reusable tumbler. Your drinks will stay colder, you'll look much cooler, and there's less waste too!

These KIND Bars might just be the ultimate camping snack. Tasty, convenient, and they come in all kinds of delicious flavors.

Crank up some tunes around that campfire with a portable Bluetooth speaker. Any one will do, but I'm a fan of this one from JBL.

A glamping trip is the perfect time to relax with a new book, so be sure to bring along a booklight. I like these rechargeable ones!

And of course, you'll need some entertainment. These frisbees are a great way to have some active fun. Or bring along a soccer ball or football to toss around at the campsite.

A regular old deck of cards is perhaps the perfect camping entertainment. There's an endless number of games you can play and they couldn't be easier to pack along.

If you're in the mood for a new card game, this Phase 10 game is one of our family favorites. It's always a hit with adults and kids alike.

Another favorite travel game of ours is this Spot It! camping themed game. This one is especially popular with the younger glampers.

Get fancy with your glamp-site and decorate with a few strings of these battery powered lights. These are also perfect for decorating a golf cart if you find one is included in your glamping vacation!

Be sure to pack all of your usual travel toiletries including toothbrush, toothpaste, body wash, shampoo and conditioner, and deodorant.

If you only remember one item on this list, please let it be the bug spray. Nothing can turn a fun campfire into a nightmare faster than hungry mosquitos.

Camping (even glamping style) means a lot of time in the outdoors. So ladies - pack those hair ties!

These are my personal favorite razors for travelling. It's the same Venus razors that I love, but with a mini handle so it fits in my toiletry bag.

You're going to be doing a lot of outdoor eating on this glamping trip, so don't forget to grab some hand sanitizer. I like these travel sized ones that can clip onto a bag.

Whether it's too hot or too cold, I am super prone to chapped lips. This Aquaphor chap stick is the best I've found. And these tube style chap sticks won't melt in the heat!

If you're the group t-shirt type, check out all the funny and adorable glamping themed shirts available!

If your glamping trip is going to involve a lot of hiking or muddy terrain, be sure to bring along a good pair of hiking boots. These KEEN Targhee 3 boots are my personal favorite.

This packable backpack is my go-to for most of our trips. It is lightweight and perfecta s a daypack, and folds up into a small pouch for packing in my suitcase.

These hiking pants are another personal favorite of mine. I bought them for a trip to Iceland, where I wore them with leggings underneath. But I've found them equally comfortable in Florida on their own.

Plus they dry quickly and have lots of pockets.

If you're expecting chilly (but not frigid) nights, grab one of these lightweight hoodies. They're perfect for adding a little warmth but light enough to wear as sun protection during the day.

If you'll be using a communal bath of any sort on your glamping trip, you are going to need a pair of cheap flip flops for the shower. I love my Haviana's and they're easy to wash.

These waterproof hats are the only ones my husband will wear. They're comfy, keep the sun from your eyes, and dry fast. He wears his in the pool constantly!