How much does it cost to set up a glamping site? 

Thank you! That's really kind. We do enjoy it, most of the time! 🤣 Vicki

Pleasure, if we can help at all just shout. Good luck with your venture!

So sorry I totally missed this comment! That's a great idea, we actually saw one in action in the summer and thought it was great but we weren't sure if it would do everywhere very easily woth so many hedges and yurts. Thank you so much for commenting! Vicki

Ah thanks! Yes we will just have a go and make mistakes along the way! It's all part of the fun! Good luck with your venture, where in the world are you? Vicki

Ah thanks so much! 😍

Hi, thanks so much for watching! That's so exciting would love to see your progress. Is this the channel you will put it on and do you have an Instagram for your site? I have never seen the white duck tents but we are heading to the glamping show America's next week so hoping to see them there! Best of luck with everything, can't wait to follow your progress. Vicki

Thank you, so glad it was useful! Oh that sounds so exciting! If we can help in any way then please shout. Where in the UK are you? Take care, Vicki

Hi, ooh that's so exciting! Let us know how you get on. Where are you getting it from? Thanks so much, Vicki

@@TractorsandCream we are buying from Dalia domes in northern Spain. i was gonna ask what your insulation liner is made of and is sufficent for the summer and winter months. We are so excited with the project and your vids. and input have really helped

@@jillystockton2934 ooh will look them up! Out insulation is made from that silver bubble wrap stuff and then covered in material. It's very cold in winter still but the wood burner helps. So glad the videos helped. Message us a picture on Instagram when it's up! Vicki

@@TractorsandCream thanks for that Vicky and yes it would be great to do an insta page for it x

You are so inspiring..thank you…you’re Trail Blazers !!!you’re all fantastic

Thank you that's really kind of you!

Thank you!

Pleasure! If you have any questions then please shout! Vicki

Hi, wow that sounds amazing! Absolutely would love to have a chat. How far along with your plans are you? Thanks so much, Vicki

@@TractorsandCream I've acquirred the land and cleared the foundations. I'd love for you to see the photos. Can I send them to your email?

@@biggadonNYC Hi! Oh wow congrats that's so exciting. Yes of course send it over on info@tractorsandcream.co.uk and we can chat on there 😊

Hi, thanks for your comment! That's a great idea, we could definitely make a video about that. We've only had the domes for 2 years, this is our 3rd season with them and so far we haven't done anything or replaced anything. Our yurts have had their covers replaced a few times though! The plasticized canvas on the domes is great! Vicki

We found the house and it came with land although at the time we had no idea what to do with it! Once we had decided on glamping it only took us a few weeks to get the application together and then the actual planning process took 8 weeks. Are you in the UK? Thanks, Vicki

Hi, thanks so much for your comment. The only video we have is this one of the recent play equipment ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QkJLFxVuacE.html We weren't making videos when we put the first lot of play equipment in. Thanks so much, Vicki

Hi! It was our bell tent that got destroyed in the storm. It's just got the one central pole and it pierced straight through the top! It was a very large 7 metre one but we also have a 5 metre one which seems to do better in wind. I think if you had a proper traditional tipi with the 3/5 crossing poles it might do better. We've got an interview coming up on our channel with a company called glamping innovations who are in production of a tipi which had really good wind resistance stats. What manufacturer would you be going with? They should be able to give you info on whether it can cope over the winter. Thanks! Vicki

Hi! We bought the house and it came with a 6 acre field. It was a 3 bed house with 3 outbuildings and the field (7.8 acres total) for £435,000 in 2011 There are a few glamping sites on the market at the moment, might be worth a look!

Hi! Ooh that's so exciting! What type of structures are you having? Having 3 generations sounds amazing, that's something Bryan and I struggle with is that it's just the 2 of us, we have no family to help as both my parents passed away and Bryan's are in South Africa. So doing it as a family venture will make life so much easier and more fun for you guys. Let us know how you get on, I'm so pleased the videos help. Thanks, Vicki

@@TractorsandCream Thank you, we're hoping to exchange contracts tomorrow. We think we'll have cabins and hope to build some ourselves. We'll keep you posted Vicki.

@@creatingginypigs2909 ooh hope exchange goes smoothly for you. Can't wait to see your site progress! Yes would definitely love to know how it goes.

Hi! Thanks for getting in touch and for your kind words! We leave the domes up all year round as the canvas is a lot more durable than the yurt canvases. We have a 40ft shipping container which we store all the wood and furniture in and then we have a room in our house that we store all the mattresses in. One of our videos, I think it was the top 5 tips for running a glamping site, shows the room we store all the soft furnishings in and how much we have to store! Wow Greece! That's so exciting! Will you use domes for your glamping site then? Thanks, Vicki

Hi, we only operate between April and October as our site is just not geared up for the winter as you will see in this video 🤣 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ohXhYRjXrR8.html It's definitely possible to have a glamping site all year round but would need a lot of better infrastructure in place. Thanks, Vicki

We did get a £15000 loan and we had a mortgage on the house that came with the land. Mainly we kept reinvesting what we made each year for the next year. Thanks, Vicki

No worries at all, we are always happy to answer any questions. We average about 100 nights per structure per year, our 3 smaller domes are £110 a night so that's £11000 each and the larger 2 are £150 a night so that's roughly £15000 for each of them which is £63000 a year. There are a lot of factors in that, we are family friendly so rarely get mid weeks full in term time and also don't put our prices up in the school holidays so that decreases our potential income in peak times. We also end up spending a lot of money each year in improving the site so never see £63000 in profit, more like £10000 if we are lucky! 🤣 Hope that helps! Vicki

Hi, we've got 7.5 acres here 😊

Hi! The field is 6 acres but the whole property is 7.5 acres Thanks, Vicki

Hi, we haven't got a dedicated guest laundry but I'm happy to wash guests clothes if they need me to as I've pretty much got the machine on every day anyway!

Hi, I've just watched the video back. Are you talking about when I was saying how much money he spent on the yurt interior compared to me? Bryan and I are a team and have great mutual respect, I would hate it to come across that I was putting him down! Vicki

@@TractorsandCream At the very end when you corrected him on the price of the mower at the very end. Watch his reaction when he walked away. I don’t think you did it intentionally

@@c50ge ah I forgot we put that in at the end. We talked about it and he honestly thought nothing of it but thank you I will think more about what I say in future

​@@c50gethat's the Great British humour in us, I take it you're not from here, I don't know these two but I can assure you he wouldn't have taken offence