Warmth is a personal thing. Each tent is fitted with a gas heater, there’s a patio heater on the verandah, and a fire pit outside with firewood cut and ready nearby. On a chilly afternoon or evening, it doesn’t take long to warm things up. For safety reasons we do ask that the gas heater is turned off once you go to bed. It can feel cool to cold overnight once the heater is off, but this is the safest option from both a fire and carbon monoxide point of view. To keep you comfortable, we provide super-warm sheepskin blankets, goose or duck down winter doonas, and quality linen - perfect for snuggling in. When you wake up and turn the heater back on in the morning, the space warms up quickly. We’ve been in the tents while it’s snowing outside and found ourselves taking jumpers off while pottering about inside. That said, it is a tent, and we are in the Snowy Mountains, so warm winter woollies are essential. All cooking facilities are located outside the tent for obvious reasons, and as we’re 100% off-grid, electric heating isn’t an option. The upside? It’s the perfect excuse to pack your cosiest layers. As Billy Connolly says, there’s no such thing as bad weather, just the wrong clothes.