Glamping businesses provide outdoor accommodation that combines a camping setting with more substantial shelter and furnishings than a traditional tent. Guests may stay in safari tents, yurts, bell tents, shepherd's huts, cabins, pods or other structures, usually supplied ready to use. Facilities vary: some units have beds, heating, electricity and private bathrooms, while others use shared toilets and showers or require guests to bring certain supplies. A glamping site may offer individual pitches or several types of accommodation, with options for couples, families or groups. Bookings are commonly for short leisure stays, and some sites operate seasonally. Depending on the location and accommodation, customers may have access to cooking equipment, bedding, outdoor seating, fire pits, parking or shared facilities.