Types of glamping
- Yurts and bell tents with real beds.
- Pods and shepherd’s huts: cosy and weatherproof.
- Safari tents: roomy, often with kitchens and bathrooms.
- Treehouses: a teen favourite.
Before you book
Check the sleeping arrangements for your family size, whether there’s heating, and how far the car park and toilets are. Midweek and term-time stays are usually cheaper.
Days out from your base
Use the adventure finder with “Near you” to plan days out, or try a real camping trip next time.
Last updated: 14 October 2026
