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Why choose glamping?


Campsite Ile de Ré > Camper tip > Campsite vs. Glamping

Whether in the wild or in a facility designed to accommodate tents, caravans and motorhomes, the number of camping enthusiasts has grown over the years. Another popular form of tourism has recently emerged: glamping.


Glamping, luxury camping

Glamping, a term derived from the words “glamour” and “campsite,” was created to meet the needs of a discerning clientele seeking both the benefits of traditional campsite living and those of luxury hotels. Glamping enthusiasts want a comfortable stay in a beautiful natural setting where they can reconnect with nature in a warm, welcoming atmosphere, without sacrificing their everyday comforts. They want to stay in fully equipped, upscale accommodations such as a mobile home or a cabin.

Some are looking for an unusual vacation rental for a unique experience in complete privacy, such as a cabin in the woods, a Mongolian yurt or a gypsy caravan.


Tailor-made quality, activities, infrastructure and services

When you think of glamping, you think of glamour—and therefore quality. Glamping enthusiasts prioritize aesthetics and excellence among their top search criteria. They’re willing to pay a little extra to stay in refined, high-end accommodations featuring a fully equipped kitchen, a living room with a TV, separate bedrooms, and a bathroom.
Not to mention an outdoor terrace and a private garden on their spacious lot. And to ensure a successful vacation, activities and entertainment for children must be offered: sports tournaments, theme nights, excursions… Finally, glamping differs from campsite camping in the facilities and services made available to guests, such as a water park, a spa, a bar and restaurant, bike rentals, laundry facilities, and a grocery store…

Are you planning to go camping or glamping on the Ile de Ré? Discover our luxury campsite on the Ile de Ré.

Pierre Schmitz

About the author

Pierre Schmitz

Born and raised at Camping La Tour des Prises and a wingfoil rider, Pierre shares the Île de Ré he has always known: beaches, watersports spots and authentic hidden corners.

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