Glamping by myself

I don't know the first thing about camping - it usually appeals to me not at all, but I have to say the idea of "solo glamping" intrigues me! Will you come back and post about how it went?

Sounds fun!

If you are making a fire you should probably have s’mores lol - marshmallows, graham crackers and chocolate (we like caramel bars or Nutella) and a stick to toast the marshmallows (as kids we literally used sticks, now there are telescoping metal girls, etc). I know you don’t want to cook but hotdogs over the fire are kind of standard around here too lol

If there is a community fridge you could bring just about anything, meats and cheeses for sandwich or charcuterie style snacking, salad fixings, fruit, etc.

We like tacos in a bag. You could cook seasoned meat at home and then heat over the fire in a tinfoil packet then add meat and your choice of taco fixings to a bag of Doritos

Have a great time!

Bring a whistle and your own cooler. Freeze some empty cleaned out milk jugs with water.. depending on how hot it is they should keep items in your cooler cold for a couple of days. You can drink the water as it thaws. Freeze some water bottles and put them in the cooler. A charger to charge your phone in the van. Bring extra bedding, a chair, hat, sunscreen, maybe mosquito repellent… Looks like a fun time
Keep food in the bus.

That sounds like such fun and relaxing.

That looks so fun!

I would keep food in my car, not where I sleep (are bears a possibility?).

Bring as much premade food as possible. If you are planning on pasta, cook the pasta ahead. A lot of things take forevvvvvvvver outside.

Extra blanket. Favorite pillow. Extra shoes and socks.

Have a great time! I'm not a camping-type person - I did it when I was a kid but don't like it as an adult; however, this looks like fun even to me.

I noticed on the website under "Amenities" it says that the outdoor community kitchen has a coffee station. 

As for easy food, I googled "easy things to cook on a fire pit" and came up with a whole host of ideas. A sampling: Taste of Home Fire Pit Recipes, Backyard Boss Fire Pit Recipes. Along with stuff for s'mores, I'd definitely throw in a pan of Jiffy Pop too. Grilled cheese would be simple, along with your choice of grilled veggies in a foil packet (chopped/prepped beforehand).

That looks really cool.  I hope you enjoy your weekend. For just a couple of nights I would bring a cooler, premade food, snacks, and drinks, and the other things people have mentioned such as my own pillow (as I do that typically unless I am flying).  I am not a coffee drinker so that is not something I would worry about.

I would make sure that I brought a flashlight or battery lantern and slip on shoes for quickly going inside and outside.

Have fun and can’t wait to hear how it went. 

This sounds intriguing. I can't wait to hear all about it.

Solo glamping?! That would be a luxury hotel for me , but more power to you!

I would bring some chocolate and champagne for sure. I'd make sure your campsite had cell phone access or at least wifi access. I haven't been camping too often, but the last times (and it was years ago), no cell phone access.

Growing up my family went camping every summer, but truthfully this is the only type of camping I'd do now! One of our favorite camping meals, which you could prepare in advance, was foil packets we made containing thinly sliced potatoes, carrots, onions, and other veggies with a thin hamburger patty on top. Seal it tightly and just lay it over the fire - assuming the campfire has a grate. The location looks really cute and I can't wait to hear how it goes!

I grew up camping, with a family of 6, in a small trailer a little larger than your VW. Some of us kids were usually in tent or under the awning. Loved every minute of it!! I have no interest in tent camping anymore (I’m not sure I could get up off the ground in the morning, LOL) but this looks like so much fun!! I can just imagine sleeping with the windows open and hearing the birds chirping in the quiet in the morning. But I’m not sure I could do the outhouse situation. In my younger days, when I slept through the night, fine, but now that I get up once or twice in the night to pee, no way no how am I walking through the dark to an outhouse. OP, make sure you have some kind of hands free flashlight….or wait, is the outhouse wired for lighting? Maybe in that case, I could do it!!