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What to bring to the bubble tent

The bubble tent is fully equipped. A comfortable king-size bed, linen, towels and the basics are all there. Below is what you are best off bringing yourself.

The welcome sign on a tree along the path through the forest

Summer (April to September)

In summer you are mostly outside by the bubble tent. The evenings can cool down, so bring something warm for after the hot tub.

The bubble tent seen straight from above, small on a wood-chip clearing, with the forest in fresh spring green all around

Clothing

  • Light clothing for the day
  • A warm jumper or cardigan for the evening
  • Comfortable shoes for walking around the grounds
  • Swimwear for the hot tub

Toiletries

  • Sunscreen and sunglasses
  • Insect repellent: you are in the middle of nature
  • Your own toiletries
  • A bathrobe for after the hot tub

Food and drink

  • Your favourite drinks and snacks
  • Ingredients for a barbecue or a picnic
  • Coffee and tea are provided. If you are particular about yours, bring it along.
  • The nearest supermarket (Albert Heijn) is in Middenbeemster, a few minutes’ drive away.

Winter (October to March)

In winter the sky is at its clearest and the hot tub is at its best. Make sure you can stay warm.

The snow-covered forest with lights strung between the trees and the welcome sign along the path

Clothing

  • A warm winter coat and a hat for outside
  • Thermal underwear or fleece, and thick socks
  • A bathrobe for the path between the tent and the hot tub
  • Gloves for lighting the hot tub

Toiletries

  • Lip balm and hand cream against the cold
  • Your own toiletries
  • An extra warm towel or bathrobe

Food and drink

  • Hot chocolate or mulled wine for the hot tub
  • Comfort food and snacks
  • Soup or a stew to warm up with
  • Remember: the Albert Heijn in Middenbeemster is a few minutes’ drive away.

Practical

Practical notes

What you need not bring, what the grounds ask of you, and what not to leave at home.

Already there

  • King-size bed with linen and pillows
  • Towels
  • Basic kitchen equipment and crockery
  • Coffee and tea
  • A fridge
  • Lighting and heating
  • Eye masks and earplugs

Good to know

  • The ground is unpaved. Comfortable shoes help.
  • The hot tub is wood-fired. Heating takes about an hour for every ten degrees, so start in good time.

Don’t forget

  • A charger for your phone
  • A camera for the night sky
  • A good book or a game
  • And above all: no hurry. You are here to slow down.

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