Camping is suddenly cool, well according to today's Guardian
newspaper it is anyway... Apparently we're 'flocking to the great
outdoors' says Emily Wilson.
Our Emily has uncovered a 'renaissance' - this is the Guardian you
know - in camping, it's chic now you know, and market research agency
Mintel says, rather improbably, that the new campers out there are
predomiantely ABs, ie: top-end professional types.
Apparently there was even a luxury camping option at Glastonbury
this year with the likes of Kate Moss - a model, m'ludd - paying
almost £6,000 per couple to stay in a secluded encampment of
luxurious Indian tents. And you though the National Trust site in
Wasdale was pricey...
Speaking of which, the Wasdale site features in a list of four
übercool sites, which you may want to avoid for a few months.
The others are Bryher campsite, Bryher Island, Isles of Scilly,
Snowdon Valley Camping, at the foot of Snowdon - wherever that is,
Rhyd Ddu we think - and North Morte Farm, Woolacombe, Devon.
Ah well, good to know that we're suddenly cool and trendy - expect
to see Naomi Campbell emerging from the next door tent some time
soon, so make sure you don't annoy her with your late night chat...
Full
story at the Guardian web site.
DavidG
