Glamping Business

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I know someone who set up a tiny cabin rental in the woods, and it turned out great. They had a bit of land too, and they focused on creating a cozy, unique experience for guests.For water and electricity, costs can vary a lot depending on your location and existing infrastructure. It might be worth getting quotes from local contractors to get a clearer picture. As for toilets, installing them in the huts can be convenient but could increase your initial costs. Building a toilet block might save some money in the long run, especially if you have multiple huts.There’s a lot to think about, but it sounds like you’re on the right track. For more tips on starting a business like this, check out the full article. It can give you some useful insights as you dive into your research.