Laura Mackenzie
04 March 2026
With delightful destinations across the UK, we’ve rounded up our top glamping sites for your next adventure.
Discover yurts, safari tents, shepherds' huts, glamping pods and more, all hand-picked by our expert team, so you’ll be comfortable and close to nature at the same time.
Bring the whole pack with our dog-friendly and family-friendly glamping options, or getaway just the two of you on a romantic retreat.
Our top glamping destinations
We’ve reviewed our booking data to bring you inspiration on where to go for your next glamping stay, and the top destinations are:
Cornwall
With its gorgeous beaches, amazing food and vibrant attractions, it’s no wonder Cornwall ranks top in our list of where to go glamping in the UK.
Discover sub-tropical gardens and historic sites such as Tintagel Castle, the Minack Theatre and St Michael's Mount, along with a variety of marine wildlife such as dolphins and seals.
Our regional expert, Inday Harrison, rounds up her top tips for a glamping break in Cornwall:
“Cornwall is a fantastic place for glamping because it offers the perfect mix of nature and comfort. You can wake up to the sound of the sea, explore world-renowned beaches and countryside by day, enjoy the milder climate, and relax under the stars at night."
Our top Cornwall glamping choice: Dolly, Wadebridge | Sleeps 2 + 1 dog
Enjoy a special stay at this pretty glamping site, complete with a private hot tub and lovingly preserved original features.
You’ll love
- Freshwater dips in the lake
- Making unique memories in this retro retreat
- Spending days together exploring charming Port Isaac and award-winning Polzeath Beach
Reviewed by Bridget | 1 November 2025 | 5 stars
“The airstream is a fantastic place to stay. Very well equipped with everything carefully colour coordinated. The homemade scones were a lovely welcome gift. Quiet countryside location with fabulous views and sunset/sunrises. Once heated, the hot tub was amazing.”
Devon
With two national parks, a fabulous coastline and cute seaside villages, Devon is a paradise for those seeking an outdoorsy break.
From the English Riviera in the south, with its mild climate, sandy beaches, and palm trees, to the surf paradise in the north, a glamping stay in Devon is a coastal treat.
Our regional expert, Inday Harrison, rounds up her top tips for a glamping break in Devon:
"Devon makes glamping easy, fun and memorable. Whether you prefer quiet countryside spots or locations near lively seaside towns, glamping here is a great way to immerse yourself in everything that Devon has to offer. Kids can run free on beaches and in the countryside, while adults relax with all the comforts of home close by. You can cook locally sourced food, explore coastal paths, or just sit back and enjoy the views."
Highlights
- Top towns and villages: Appledore | Torquay | Salcombe | Croyde
- Top recommended things to do: Refresh with an invigorating walk on Dartmoor | Enjoy tree-top adventures at Go Ape Haldon | Kayak the English Riviera with a guided adventure
Our top glamping site in Devon: Benton View, near Barnstaple | Sleeps 2 + 1 dog
Escape to this delightful glamping pod set among 14 acres of private farmland where peaceful valley views meet easy access to the coast and countryside.
You’ll love
- The gorgeous views across rolling fields
- Being so close to the rugged beauty of Exmoor National Park
- Meeting the farm’s miniature horses, chickens, goats, and pigs
Reviewed by Jonathan | 8 February 2026 | 5 stars
“Had a relaxing 5-day break amongst the sheep. The cabin was cosy and warm with everything I needed, and the hot tub was lovely, especially at night.”
Bluebird Bus
Fancy an idyllic stay in a converted 1970s Canadian school bus nestled in beautiful Devon countryside? Then take a look at our tour of Bluebird Bus:
Wales
Home to castles, dragons and legends, Wales is a top choice for a memorable glamping getaway.
Sit back and relax in some of the world’s best surroundings and wake up to views of rolling hills, rugged peaks or blissful sea views.
Our regional expert, Laura Kerslake, rounds up her top tips for a glamping break in Wales:
“Whether you’re dreaming of a countryside adventure, a coastal escape, or the best of both, Wales is the perfect place to go glamping. With over 1,600 miles of coastline, three national parks and three International Dark Sky Places, there’s so much to enjoy, whether you’re filling your days with exploring or simply unwinding beneath a spectacular night sky. Glamping lets you experience the very best of our landscapes and nature without all the effort of traditional camping. Instead of pitching tents, you can sink into a cosy bed, enjoy excellent facilities and perhaps even relax in a hot tub.”
Top tip: Take a look at our incredible range of glamping stays, from cabins with opening roofs for stargazing to converted aeroplanes. If you’re looking for a unique escape, you’ll find it in Wales.
Our top booked Welsh glamping stay: Pod Llangelynnin, Conwy | Sleeps 2
Retreat to this contemporary glamping pod nestled on a family farm in the picturesque Conwy Valley, a perfect escape for couples or those looking to recharge.
You’ll love
- Unwinding in the private hot tub
- Conquering nearby Conwy Castle
- Staying cosy with underfloor heating
Reviewed by Janet | 17 August 2025 | 5 stars
“Outstanding pod with a great outdoor space with comfortable sun loungers, table and chairs, along with the excellent hot tub. Owners were friendly and helpful with advice about the local area and checking that all was ok for us. Very comfy bed and all you needed inside the pod for cooking, etc. We had a lovely, relaxing and peaceful time here and would highly recommend a stay here.”
Scotland
Experience the untamed beauty of Scotland with a glamping holiday that combines the adventure of camping with the comfort of luxurious facilities.
From glistening lochs and vibrant cities to idyllic islands and rugged highlands, you’re sure to get back to nature with a glamping stay in Scotland.
Our regional expert, Leah Amos, rounds up her top tips for a glamping break in Scotland:
“Scotland is one of my favourite places to go glamping, letting you enjoy the wild beauty of the country with a bit more comfort and luxury than traditional camping. From its vast countryside, lochs and mountains to windswept beaches, Scotland is perfect for getting back to nature. After a day outdoors, return to your glamping retreat, toast marshmallows by the fire pit, and gaze at a starry sky (or the northern lights if you’re lucky).”
Top tips: pack layers for changeable weather, bring sturdy walking boots, and don’t forget midge spray in summer.
Highlights
- Top towns, cities and islands: St Andrews | Dundee | Isle of Skye
- Top recommended things to do: Hike the trails | Kayak on a loch | Try wild swimming | Spot highland cows and red deer
See the Northern Lights
Our top Scotland glamping choice: The Highland Dome | Sleeps 2
Set in an elevated position with breathtaking valley views, this characterful glamping dome is ideal for those seeking a rural retreat.
You’ll love
- The magnificent views over the Carron Valley
- Cosy nights in front of the roaring wood burner
- Soaking in the covered hot tub
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Lake District
The lovely Lake District is a great choice for a glamping getaway due to its idyllic lakes, charming villages and walking routes.
Our regional expert, Julie Smith, rounds up her top tips for a glamping break in the Lake District:
“With peaceful lakes surrounded by dramatic fells and wildlife-rich forests to explore, the Lake District is an ideal destination for glamping. Enjoy stargazing in the dark skies of the national park, look out for red squirrels in Whinlatter Forest and seek out waterfalls such as Aira Force near Ullswater. You’ll never be far from a scenic walking trail during a Lake District glamping holiday, and there are plenty of outdoor activities to try too.”
Explore the Lake District with us
Our top Lake District glamping stay: Swaledale Hut At Deepdale Hall | Sleeps 2
You’ll love
- Being surrounded by beautiful countryside and farmland
- Exploring scenic footpaths from your doorstep
- Relaxing in the hot tub overlooking the surrounding fells
Reviewed by Caitlin | 6 February 2026 | 5 stars
“Such a beautiful place to stay! The cabin was so lovely and had everything you could need! It’s in a beautiful location with plenty to explore nearby. Would absolutely recommend this to anyone, and I will definitely be revisiting!”
Go glamping with us
Swaledale Burrow, Bluebird Bus, Blackberry Safari, Betsy's Barge
If you've decided where you want to go glamping, then take a look at our ultimate guide to what to take glamping. If you’re feeling inspired by these top glamping destinations but they’re not quite for you, then take a look at our full collection and book your next adventure today.
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