Chapter 1 – What is glamping?
Glamping comes from “glamorous camping” and combines the nature experience of camping with far more comfort. But the term is not standardised: it can mean anything from a canvas tent with a proper bed to a stay with a private bathroom, kitchen, heating, sauna, spa and restaurant. The key lesson – never book glamping based on the photos alone.
Chapter 2 – The different types of glamping
Canvas tents, safari tents, geodesic domes, glass igloos, yurts, treehouses and tiny houses. Pros, cons and who each type suits.
Chapter 3 – Sweden's glamping regions
Nine regions with character, season and recommended destinations – from the Stockholm archipelago to Lapland.
Chapter 4 – How to choose the right stay
The booking checklist: toilet, shower, temperature, bed linen, food and transport. The questions that decide whether a booking turns out well or badly.
Chapter 5 – When should you go?
Month by month from May into winter, plus realistic expectations for the northern lights and the midnight sun.
Chapter 6 – Weather, packing and mosquitoes
Layering, an interactive packing list you can save, and how much mosquitoes actually vary between regions and seasons.
Chapter 7 – The Right of Public Access and open fires
What applies to ordinary wild camping, where the limits are, and why commercial glamping should not be confused with the Right of Public Access.
Chapter 8 – What makes glamping worth the money?
How to judge the whole picture: location, privacy, views, food, sauna, activities, service and transport.