Guiding You Through the Process of Starting a Glamping Business
Work with the experts to create a world-class, profitable glampground
Really hard.
There are countless obstacles you probably aren't aware of going into the process. Zoning, permitting, financing, neighbors, drainage; the list goes on.
Without the right advice, you risk completely wasting your investment. An investment that, if done right, could have been life changing.
That's why it's so important to have experts on hand to help you through the setup journey.
You wouldn't go to court without a lawyer. You wouldn't design a house without an architect. Don't start a glamping business without glamping consultants who have done it all before.
Oh, and we'll save you a ton of time, money and hassle along the way.
What we do:
- Help you find land for glamping
- Check if you have the right zoning for glamping
- Project your costs, revenues, profits and ROI to see if your idea is feasible
- Design your dream glamping site
- Acquire all the necessary permits
- Recommend trusted suppliers
- Develop your website with bookings in mind
- And more...
Every glamping site setup journey is different, but here's a typical route from conception to completion:
- Check your zoning
- Assess if your idea is financially and logistically feasible
- Design your glamping site
- Acquire the necessary permits
- Order your glamping units
- Commence build
- Build your online presence
- Welcome your first guests
Step One - Check Your Zoning
If you want to start a glamping business, your first priority should be to check your zoning. How your land is zoned determines whether you're legally able to proceed with the project. Building a site in breach of zoning codes will land you in a lot of trouble with the authorities and the neighbors.
Glampitect can perform a zoning screening on your behalf for less than $500. We'll analyse your local code and translate all that boring legal jargon into actionable next steps.
If you've got the right zoning, we'll tell you and we can start moving forward. If you've got the wrong zoning, we'll tell you and potentially save you millions of dollars in wasted investment.
