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With locations across England, Wales and Northern Ireland, our campsites offer beautiful holiday spots that are perfect for exploring the great outdoors.
Glamping
If you love the idea of sleeping in the great outdoors but don't want to give up all your home comforts, then a glamping holiday could be for you. Our glamping options range from glamping pods and yurts, to safari tents and hammocks across the UK.
Glamping pods are simple wooden huts that offer a more comfortable alternative to a tent. For a more luxurious stay, treat the family to a holiday in a safari tent. With beds, table and chairs and even a wood burner, it's camping with some special extras. Or you could enjoy a romantic weekend away in a traditional yurt, tipi or shepherd's hut.
Camping and glamping pods
Wasdale Campsite, Lake District
Tucked away in a remote valley in the mountains, this campsite has seven camping pods perfect for Lake District glamping. Close to mountain biking paths and walking trails, it's ideal for an adventure holiday. After a day hiking the peaks, the cosy pods will be a welcome retreat to rest your weary legs.
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Great Langdale, Lake District
With the towering Langdale Pikes as a backdrop, Great Langdale is a dramatic spot for glamping in Cumbria. The site offers a collection of wooden glamping huts, open throughout the year. There are two types of pods available, regular and plus, all of which have mattresses, heating and lighting.
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Teneriffe Farm, Cornwall
Teneriffe Farm is situated on Cornwall's dramatic Lizard Peninsula, one of the country's most picturesque holiday spots. There are four camping pods at the campsite, sleeping up to four adults. With heating and lighting, pod camping is a great way to experience the fun of camping, but with the luxury of a warm, dry place to sleep.
Crom, County Fermanagh
For a glamping holiday in a tranquil setting, book a stay at our award-winning camping pods at Crom. The pods look out over Lough Erne and are a stone's throw from the water - the perfect glamping spot to relax and watch the sun set.
Castle Ward, County Down
This campsite is located in a quiet corner of the sprawling Castle Ward Estate. Overlooking Strangford Lough, it's a special spot for a glamping holiday. As well as space for caravans and tents, there are a number of camping pods set in ancient woodland.
Safari tents and tree tents
Low Wray Campsite
By Windermere, England’s largest lake, surrounded by things to do and places to visit.
Wasdale Campsite
A mile from Wastwater, close to challenging bike trails and Scafell Pike, England’s tallest mountain.
Eskdale Campsite
This campsite lies low in the valley, with trails by the river and up through the fells to small mountain lakes. Village pubs are a short stroll away.