Glamping with Your Dog - It Can Be That Simple
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Glamping with Your Dog - It Can Be That Simple

Glamping -- luxurious camping in comfortable glamping accommodations -- is ideal for anyone who wants to experience nature without giving up on comfort. But how does it work when planning glamping with a dog?

In this guide, you'll discover:

  • everything you need to know about glamping with a dog in Germany
  • which glamping accommodations are especially dog-friendly
  • answers to frequently asked questions (FAQ)
  • and why you can enjoy a glamping holiday with your four-legged friend without any worries

Glamping with Your Dog - A Holiday with Heart

A glamping holiday with your dog is more than just a getaway – it's quality time outdoors with comfort, freedom, and clear guidelines. Many glamping accommodations on Nomady are dog-friendly and warmly welcome you and your furry friend: set in peaceful natural surroundings with hosts who genuinely love dogs.

Pack the leash, don't forget the bowl and favourite blanket – and discover spots together where you both feel completely at home. With a little preparation and an open heart, your glamping trip will turn into a relaxed adventure.

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What Does "Glamping with a Dog" Mean?

Glamping with a dog means staying in comfortable accommodations (safari tents, pods, chalets, etc.) where your dog is expressly welcome -- including thoughtful amenities, space to run around, and open nature. Many providers offer glamping holidays specifically tailored to dogs, such as on fenced properties or with hosts experienced with dogs.

In Germany alone, there are now hundreds of such spots -- according to Glampings.de, dogs are permitted in around 38% of all listed accommodations. Platforms like Nomady also feature dedicated listings where your dog is treated as a valued guest. On Nomady, you can easily filter your search for "dogs allowed" and "glamping".

What Does "Glamping with a Dog" Mean?

Why Glamping with a Dog Works So Well

Comfort without the hassle

Many campsites allow dogs these days, but traditional camping often lacks comfort and privacy. Glamping combines closeness to nature with a comfortable bed, shower & cooking facilities – and your dog is just as warmly welcome!

Safe & stress-free

Furnished tents or cabins on natural properties guarantee plenty of room to roam.

Experience nature and variety

A glamping holiday with your dog opens up shared experiences – walks along the river, scenic paths, dog beaches or nature reserves. Your four-legged friend will love the quality time together.

Dogs stay for free

On Nomady, dogs travel free of charge. Simply enter the number of four-legged companions when making your booking request/booking.

Why Glamping with a Dog Works So Well

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

No, dogs stay for free on Nomady!

In most accommodations, no – many hosts ask that you bring your own dog bed or blanket.

This varies from place to place. If anything is unclear, be sure to check with your host in advance.

Food and water bowl, leash, bed/blanket, poop bags, and a muzzle if required.

Unless explicitly stated in the listing, all dog breeds are welcome at the respective Nomady camp.

Cancellation policies vary from camp to camp. Check the terms on the specific listing before booking.

You are liable for any damage caused by your dog – please ensure you have valid pet liability insurance.

Planning Tips for the Perfect Glamping Trip with Your Dog

Good planning goes a long way towards a relaxed glamping holiday with your dog. Search on Nomady specifically for accommodations where dogs are allowed, combining the pet filter with glamping listings. Then read the accommodation description carefully: Is there a leash policy, is the property fenced, or are there specific rules for dogs? When booking, let your host know how many dogs will be joining you so everyone is well-prepared. It is also a great idea to plan dog-friendly outings in the area, such as hiking trails, swimming spots, or dog beaches where your furry friend is welcome.

Planning Tips for the Perfect Glamping Trip with Your Dog

Why Glamping with a Dog Is a Great Choice

  1. No risk of illegal "wild camping with a dog", but 100% permitted travel
  2. Comfort meets nature – no need to improvise
  3. Close to nature without sacrificing modern conveniences
  4. Individual hosts with a big heart for animals
Why Glamping with a Dog Is a Great Choice

General Guidelines to Keep in Mind

No noise, leave no trace

No noise, leave no trace

Respect the privacy of others and observe quiet hours at night. Wildlife also has a right to undisturbed rest. Avoid noise and disturbances, and leave your spot completely clean.

Washing up and showering

Washing up and showering

Do not do your dishes directly in natural water bodies, and never dump wastewater into them. Use biodegradable dish soap and toothpaste. Washing in a stream or river is fine, but make sure your soap is eco-friendly or skip it altogether.

Answering nature's call

Answering nature's call

Only do your business outdoors when necessary and never close to water bodies. Bacteria can harm wildlife. Use a plastic bag to pack out your used toilet paper or burn it (never during wildfire danger) after burying your waste. True wild campers always carry a small trowel.

Campfires

Campfires

In some areas, campfires are strictly prohibited as they disturb wildlife. Keep an eye out for signs indicating fire bans. Always exercise caution when making a fire. Use existing fire pits and check the current wildfire risk level. In Ticino and Italy, we strongly recommend never lighting open fires.

All information provided without guarantee. Subject to change. Please send any feedback directly to hello@nomady.camp with the subject line "Wild camping".

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