A glamper is a person who goes camping, but not the hard kind. They sleep in a tent that feels closer to a small hotel: a real bed, better lights, maybe a heater, maybe even a little bathroom. The word is playful and a bit posh. Newspapers and travel magazines love it, because it sounds fun and new. In everyday talk, people more often say they are going glamping than that they are a glamper, though you will still meet both. It is a young word. People in Britain started using it around 2006, and it was in the United States by 2007. Though actually, the person and the activity got mixed in print quite fast, so some writing uses glamper as if it were the stay itself. The clearer use is still the person: a camper who wants the comfort.

豪華露營客（台灣也常直接說 glamper；指人，不是那種活動）