Gallery: 16 Glamping Gifts for People Who Really Prefer the Indoors
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These [Cacoon tree tents](http://loopeedesign.com/index.php/cacoon-double.html) can be small enough for kids, or at their largest, can fit two adults. They combine the comfort of a hammock with the shelter of a tent. Plus, you look like you're ensconced in the cutest droplet. ($250-$489)
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Your tent is the pièce de résistance of the campground, and some beigey, nylon contraption will not do. Luckily, [Field Candy](http://www.fieldcandy.com/us/tents-and-camping/original-explorer) has a line of fancy printed tents you can choose from—or you can design your own. While these tents definitely lean toward the aesthetic, they aren't some flimsy kiddie toys: They're waterproof, fade resistant, and "able to stand up to extreme weather conditions." They're best suited for two or three people. ($300-$650)
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If shades of orange, yellow, white, and blue aren't really cutting it, you can add a rainbow range to your campfire. [Mystical Fire flame colorant](http://www.amazon.com/dp/B009E8KJHS/) ($15.50) turns your fire into a psychedelic light show. Just be sure not to roast anything over those brilliant hues—these flames are purely for show, not for cooking.
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For a truly modern take on glamping, forgo the custom tent and hole up inside a hypoallergenic heaven. If a transparent home-away-from-home is too exhibitionist for you, [Holleyweb's Inflatable Bubble Tent House](http://www.amazon.com/HolleywebTM-Inflatable-Bubble-Outdoor-Camping/dp/B00PR3BJYQ/) ($1,200) also makes a great campground den, especially for rainy weekends in the outdoors. All it needs are sheepskin throw pillows and an accent rug and you're set.
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You totally need a sweet accent rug. One Kings Lane has a variety of [outdoor-friendly rugs](https://www.onekingslane.com/product/63381/1385130) ($399) that can really tie your outdoor room together. And the bigger the better: You want this bad boy to add an element of woodsy refinery to the experience. Bonus points if you can find one with fringe on it.
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Wine is to glamping what beer is to camping. But with all those rocks, trees, and rowdy children about, unbreakable glasses are an absolute must. This set from [Butler in the Home](http://www.amazon.com/Unbreakable-Silicone-Shatterproof-Tailgating-Butler/dp/B00R9V8FC8/) ($12) is made of silicone, so each stemless goblet is flexible, shatter-proof, and easy to wash.
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While the fire pit and a propane stove satisfies most of your glamping food prep needs, the outdoorsy baker needs more. When you place a [Coleman Camp Oven](http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-2000016462-Camp-Oven/dp/B0009PURJA/) ($28.59) on top of a Coleman camping stove, it transforms the whole assembly into an oven. The box folds flat and isn't terribly heavy (just 7 pounds), so it's no trouble to toss in the trunk. This means you have no excuse not to make cinnamon rolls.
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The glow of stars and a roaring fire have their appeal, but they aren't always enough to keep your campsite festive. Flashlights, lanterns and glow-sticks don't offer quite the right ambience, either. These [outdoor string lights](http://www.amazon.com/NEWSTYLE-Crystal-Powered-Halloween-Christmas/dp/B00PSGOZUC/) ($15) come in a variety of hues and are solar-powered---as well as waterproof, should your evening take a stormy turn.
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For an especially whimsical look to your campsite lighting, these solar-powered [copper wire string lights](http://www.amazon.com/Version-Powered-Ambiance-Lighting-Christmas/dp/B00X9YWYM6/) ($21) are a nice touch. They'll transform your youngster's tent (or your own tent) into the mythical Land of Faeries.
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Glamping is all about glamour, and there is nothing at all glamorous about a latrine or outhouse. You'll want to pick up a few things to create the perfect outdoor bathing, changing, and water closet experience. First, get a shelter of some sort—preferably [this dual shower/changing room](http://www.amazon.com/Instant-2-Room-Changing-Shelter-Outdoor/dp/B00KAFFSNO/). ($139.95)
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You'll also want a proper toilet. Sorry, there is no pretty options here, but [this portable toilet](http://www.amazon.com/Camco-41541-Portable-Toilet-gallon/dp/B004SFKJIQ/) ($70.89) is the best model to get. Just pay somebody to empty it.
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Just because you're in the woods, you shouldn't show up for pre-dinner cocktails looking like you live in the woods. Keep yourself smelling fancy in the forest with [this solar shower](http://www.amazon.com/GAME-4376-Outdoor-Solar-Shower/dp/B0037Z7N6O/) ($180.29). Set it up inside your portable shelter or just use it for beach- or lake-side rinsing off .
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The outdoors are only relaxing if you can sleep comfortably, so you'll want a luxurious slumbering situation. A cot will not do. The [Coleman Queen Airbed](http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-Queen-Airbed-Tables-Battery/dp/B00AU6AVLW/) ($150) has pull-out side tables with cup holders and plenty of under-bed storage—while also being damn cozy.
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And what to place atop that beautiful airbed? A double sleeping bag, of course. The [queen-sized camp bed for two](http://www.amazon.com/Sports-Mammoth-Flannel-Sleeping-Degree/dp/B000F38YHI/) ($128) is lined with brushed poly-flannel, stuffed with fiber insulation, and is rated to zero degrees Fahrenheit, so it'll keep you and your partner's tootsies toasty 'til dawn.
