1. a form of camping that combines outdoor recreation with luxury accommodations and amenities, typically in glamorous tents, cabins, or other structures.
Usage: informal; portmanteau of 'glamorous' and 'camping'; often used in travel and hospitality contexts

Examples

• They booked a glamping resort with heated tents and en-suite bathrooms for their vacation.
• Glamping has become increasingly popular among travelers who want nature without sacrificing comfort.
• The glamping site offered gourmet meals and spa services alongside outdoor activities.
• Unlike traditional camping, glamping allows you to enjoy the outdoors while sleeping in a comfortable bed.
• Many glamping destinations feature unique structures like yurts, treehouses, and safari tents.
• She decided to try glamping instead of staying in a hotel to experience nature more directly.