Family, Glamping or Roof: which suits you?
Three tents, the same idea: rent the camping equipment and choose your own destination. Discover the differences.

At a glance
Glamping has a welcoming tent with four prepared sleeping places. Family has a family tent and Roof a rooftop tent on the trailer. Every package travels with the KampKlaar trailer.
Family: a family tent with separate beds
Family combines a family tent with comfortable beds, mattresses and bedding. Take your camping pitch to a destination that suits you.
See the Family page for the package contents. You take Family in the KampKlaar trailer.
Glamping: four sleeping places in a bell tent
Glamping offers an atmospheric tent with 4 furnished sleeping places. You sleep on comfortable beds with mattresses and supplied bedding.
Share an open tent with four prepared sleeping places. Take the tent to the campsite you choose and book yourself, combining time outdoors with a welcoming space to sleep.
View the tent details and contents on the Glamping page. You take Glamping in the KampKlaar trailer.
Roof: sleeping on the trailer
With Roof, the rooftop tent sits on the KampKlaar trailer. You sleep on its mattress with supplied bedding. Separate beds are not part of this package.
With Roof, your sleeping space travels on the trailer. View the Roof page for this configuration.
What suits your group and transport?
Glamping has four prepared sleeping places. Unsure which package suits your group? Tell us how many people are travelling and we will help you choose.
All packages include the camping basics: sleeping equipment with bedding, camping kitchen and gas stove, cooking and eating utensils, table and chairs, lighting, cool box, washing-up equipment and storage boxes. The main differences are the tent, sleeping arrangement and transport.
Before booking, check that your car and towbar are suitable for the KampKlaar trailer.
With a suitable car and tow bar, Roof may also be an option. For any package with a trailer, check that your car is allowed to tow its loaded weight.
Choose one package per booking. Compare the tents, sleeping arrangements and transport options to find the package that suits your trip.
Compare the three packages and before departure read what to check with a trailer. The personal packing list then helps you prepare.
By KampKlaar
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