The most beautiful eco-glamping and eco-stays run by women (in Europe)
Who runs the world? We don't need to finish that sentence. Women don't just run their own tents, but entire campsites or glamping sites full of tents. These are the most beautiful eco-glamping and eco-stays run by womenSome of these places also organize retreats. Want to see more retreats? Check this list of retreats in the Netherlands and Europe which we wrote about before.
The Waeldernis is an eco-farm campsite on Texel. The historic orchard covers an impressive six hectares. Much of the fruit harvested here is processed into jams and syrups for sale in the shop. In the (test) garden, you can learn all about herbs, and the campsite offers comfortable glamping tents. While men (unlike dogs and children) are certainly welcome, it's mainly women who find their way to the site. Various retreats and events are regularly organized, such as foraging walks and full moon ceremonies. In the summer of 2025, Breathing garden down in De Waelde Tuin on Texel, for a few afternoons filled with yoga, breathing exercises and nature meditation.
In the Greek Peloponnese, near the village of Gouves, lies EumeliaWhat was once a traditional family farm has now evolved into a regenerative farm-hotel. Eumelia boasts five spacious eco-houses, each named after a nature theme. Each house has its own garden, terrace, and living room with a fireplace. The heart of the farm is The Womb Lounge: here guests gather to enjoy farm-to-table meals, sample local wines and olive oil, and participate in workshops—for example, on making natural soap.
In the heart of the pine forests of the Landes, Tess runs her own glamping concept: Cocooning TeepeeAfter five years of working full-time as a beautician, she wondered: is this it? The answer was no. After two years of travel, she decided to open her own glamping site in July 2020.
The Cocooning Tipis are located in a quiet corner of Camping Azu'Rivage, away from the entertainment areas. You'll enjoy absolute peace and quiet while still having access to all the campsite's facilities and services.
Glamping in style? We'll do that with a suitcase of course SUITSUITRolling a suitcase across the campsite might not be the most practical option, but if you don't take too much with you, you can easily carry it around for a bit (and show how beautiful your suitcase is).
Gerdienen and Marieke run a farm in the middle of the Proefpolder in Andijk camping Dijk & Meer. Situated on the IJsselmeer (so you can take a dip every morning), but there is much more to experience. Even without SUITSUIT suitcase You can stroll around the campsite, as hairdresser Claire Lenoir has her own outdoor salon. Furthermore, various activities are scheduled each week, there's a guest chef almost every weekend, and retreats are regularly organized. You can sleep in your own tent or caravan, or in one of the cozy accommodations on the grounds.
When Melanie and Matt first set foot on Goleen Farm, right on the edge of Ireland, it was love at first sight. Not only because of the expansive views over the sea and countryside, but especially because of the enormous potential of the place. They have realized that potential with Goleen HarbourYou can stay overnight in cabins, tents, and geo-domes. The latter are favored for their views of the sea, lighthouses, and starry sky.
In a green valley with apple and pear trees, between Lisbon and Coimbra lies the eco-resort Quinta JapaneseMichelle, Thomas, and their children built this mini-resort with apartments and glamping tents together. Quinta Japonesa takes its name from the tranquil Japanese garden, where guests can unwind after a game of basketball or soccer. The resort offers plenty of opportunities for both activity and relaxation. A real yin yang.