You Can Go Glamping At This Adorable Glamp Site Near Toronto This Spring
With the warm weather finally approaching, it is almost time to get outdoors. Just a short drive outside of Toronto, you can spend a relaxing weekend glamping with all your friends.
Moonlight Glamping offers adorable glamping getaways in the picturesque town of Elora. Only a 1.5-hour drive from Toronto, you spend the weekend relaxing without all the hassle of camping, as Moonlight Glamping will setup everything for you. Your booking includes your tent already set up, along with beds, sheets, pillows, duvet, side tables, and outdoor seating too.
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There are several sizes of tents available, with the smallest tents accommodating up to 5 people (2 double beds and 1 single bed) and the largest one is perfect for a group of up to 6 people (3 double beds). If you are heading with a very large group of friends, you can arrange to have multiple tents set up too. Moonlight Glamping can accommodate up to a group of 100 people!
While on your glamping vacation, there will be plenty to do. You can go river tubing, kayaking, hiking, zip lining, or go for a swim at Elora Quarry Park. If you are looking to relax, Moonlight Glamping also offers private yoga classes that you can book.
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The rates for glamping is $100 a night on weekdays, and $125 a night on weekends for two people. Or for up to 6 people it is $175 a night on weekdays and $200 a night on weekends. A minimum two-night stay is required, and you will need to reserve your campsite at Grand River Parks.
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For more information about Moonlight Glamping, or to book your stay see their website.

Rendering of AVATAR: Guardians of Eywa, a Magic Walk experience.Courtesy of Niagara Parks
Rendering of AVATAR: Guardians of Eywa, a Magic Walk experience.Courtesy of Niagara Parks
Rendering of AVATAR: Guardians of Eywa, a Magic Walk experience.Courtesy of Niagara Parks