Glamping, or glamorous camping, combines the natural experience of a weekend in the woods with the comfort of home. Stargaze from the sofa with a glass of wine in hand, shower in privacy under the open skies, and drift off to sleep under your own comforter in a glamping dome.
Pair your desire for a wild escape from the 9-5 with the comfort and sophistication of a beachside resort.
That’s a glamping dome.
As the winds blow and the snow begins to fall, insulate your dome and install a stove chimney to stay warm with a book and hot apple cider in hand. In the summer, a solar-powered fan helps keep you cool after a day in the sun.
These durable hemispheres, built to withstand inclement weather as well as a permanent structure, come in many different sizes. For your weekend away, a smaller glamping dome is easy to bring with you wherever the road takes you. Or, if you’re looking for a guesthouse or greenhouse, lay a concrete pad or deck for long-term usability. And, due to the temporary or semi-permanent nature of a glamping dome, permits may not be required for use on a vacation property, though we always recommend checking local bylaws.
From the unique onion domes of Saint Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow to the Taj Mahal in India, domes are a treasured symbols of importance and status built with the principles of sacred geometry. It only makes sense that geodesic domes are the pinnacle of glamping.
No configuration required.