Vermont glamping packing list

Glamping Packing List

At Tanglebloom Cabin we provide almost everything you need — so you can focus on enjoying your stay

We provide

  • Bedding & extra blankets on your cozy full-size bed

  • Outdoor shower with hot water (limited to daytime hours if temps dip below 38°F in fall) with towels, body wash, shampoo, conditioner

  • Battery-powered lanterns

  • Outlet for device charging, and WI-FI in the outdoor kitchen

  • Umbrella

  • Delicious filtered Vermont well water

  • Playing cards, games, and a few books

  • Insect repellant, hand sanitizer, hand soap, and other basic supplies

  • Kitchen: All necessary cooking supplies & basic pantry items (spices, olive oil, freshly ground coffee for French press and tea), mini fridge, a single gas burner stovetop for cooking, and grill forks for roasting (ex. hot dogs) over the campfire. Pots, pans, plates, cups, utensils, etc. Receptacles for trash, compost, and recycling.

  • Firewood for campfires & hot tub

  • Folding chairs & soft cooler for the river or picnics

  • List of our favorite hikes, restaurants, and things to do plus area maps/guides/brochures

Clothing

  • Casual clothing for hanging around camp, exploring in town

  • Trail-friendly clothing for hikes and outdoor adventures

  • Swimwear and a cover-up for the hot tub & swimming holes (BYO beach towel for swimming holes)

Layers

  • Raincoat or shell jacket

  • Fleece or insulated jacket (or vest) for added warmth or layering under a raincoat or shell

  • Sweatshirt or sweater for layering

  • Base layer (a.k.a. "long johns") for layering or wearing as pjs in spring and fall

Shoes & accessories

  • Slip-on shoes for frequently going in/out of the cabin

  • Cozy socks or slippers in fall

  • Trail and/or water shoes: depending on the forecast or what activities you have planned, you could bring waterproof hiking shoes, rain boots, water shoes for the rocky rivers, non-waterproof hiking shoes, or sneakers. Bottom line: something you can walk in and don't mind getting muddy/wet if it rains

  • Casual shoes for walking around town, wearing around camp or out to dinner (Vermont is all-round casual)

  • Knit hat for chilly weather, or sun hat for summer

Gear

  • Daypack for stashing extra layers, a water bottle and snacks while on the trail or exploring

  • Water bottle - we provide a Brita water filtering pitcher

  • Toiletries, sunscreen

Food, tech, & entertainment

  • Ingredients for simple meals cooked over a gas stovetop, and/or picnic provisions like charcuterie for easy no-cook meals

  • Phone, camera, chargers

  • Book or journal