GLENWORTH VALLEY LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Long-Weekend Luxury: Bell-Tent Getaways in Glenworth Valley
A guide to booking Glampr’s fully set-up bell tents for public-holiday and long-weekend stays with a mandatory three-night minimum and a third-night discount.
Long-Weekend Luxury: Bell-Tent Getaways in Glenworth Valley.
Escape to Glenworth Valley for a rejuvenating long weekend in luxury bell tents, where fully set-up accommodations—beds, lighting and decor—let you unwind in comfort while you spend three nights immersed in the natural setting.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Fully appointed bell tents
Glampr’s bell tents arrive set up on site, complete with beds, bedding, lighting, rugs, side tables, decor and a power pack for charging devices—sleeping up to five people per tent—so you can spend your long weekend unpacking once and relaxing.
Three-night minimum with a half-price third night
Long-weekend and public-holiday bookings require a minimum three-night stay; Glampr’s pricing gives the third night at half price, with specific long-weekend date blocks noted for 2024.
Hire options and campsite logistics
To reduce packing and protect against sun or rain you can hire cooking packs and a large Gaze-Bell Shelter; campsite fees are additional and must be paid directly to the campground, and you should only book your campsite after receiving Glampr’s booking confirmation.
What the day feels like
What it feels like
The stay is designed as a low-effort escape: arrive to a fully set-up bell tent and spend a minimum three nights relaxing in nature—beds made, lighting in place and décor set—while you rely on Glampr for the accommodation setup and bring only essential personal and cooking gear.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this stays suits—and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Long-weekend and public-holiday bookings carry a three-night minimum; Glampr lists specific 2024 date blocks where the minimum applies and offers the third night at half price.
Guests should bring cooking items (pots, pans, utensils), cutlery and crockery, a gas stove or portable BBQ and gas cylinders, table, esky, food and drinks, warm and wet-weather clothing, sun protection, insect repellent, torch and rubbish bags.
Available hires include a cooking pack (tables, twin single gas cookers, gas cylinders and an esky) and a large Gaze-Bell Shelter for weather protection; these reduce what you need to carry and are installed by Glampr’s team.
Campsite fees are additional to the Glampr booking and must be paid directly to the chosen campground; only book your site after you receive Glampr’s confirmation.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Is there a minimum stay for public holidays and long weekends?
Yes. Bookings for long weekends and public holidays require a minimum three-night stay.
Do you offer any discount on the third night?
Yes. Glampr offers the third night at half price when you book the minimum three-night stay.
What is included in the bell tent on arrival?
Bell tents arrive fully set up and include beds and bedding, cushions, lighting, rug, door mats, side tables, decorations, a power pack for charging devices, a chair and a towel.
How many people does one bell tent sleep?
Each Glampr bell tent accommodates up to five people.
Are campsite fees included in the booking?
No. Campsite fees are additional and must be arranged and paid directly with your chosen campground after you receive Glampr’s confirmation.
Can I hire cooking equipment or shelter?
Yes. A cooking pack is available for hire and includes tables, two single gas cookers, two gas cylinders and an esky; a large Gaze-Bell Shelter (5m x 5m) is also available to hire and will be installed by the team.
Where are tents sited in relation to trees?
For safety, Glampr sets bell tents away from trees to reduce the risk of falling branches; as a result, avoid parking vehicles under trees or in areas where branches could pose a risk.