Best Glamping in England

Glamping in the North of England

The north brings the lakes and fells of the Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales and Moors, the wild Northumberland coast and the southern Peak District — some of England’s finest walking country.

Glamping in the South of England

The south offers the beaches of Cornwall and Devon, the Jurassic Coast of Dorset, the New Forest and the chalk hills of the South Downs, all within easy reach of the coast.

Glamping in the heart of England

Central England brings the honey-stone Cotswolds, Shakespeare’s Warwickshire, the Malvern Hills and the ancient woodland of Sherwood Forest.

Types of glamping in England

Choose from pods, yurts, shepherd’s huts, safari tents, treehouses, geo domes and converted buses — many with private hot tubs — right across the country.

Things to do in England

Explore ten national parks, a long and varied coastline, historic cities and countless family attractions, whatever corner you choose.

Best Glamping by Region in England

From the fells of the Lake District to the beaches of Cornwall, England offers an incredible variety of places to glamp. Explore some of our favourite regions:

1. The Lake District — England’s largest national park, with fells, lakes and cosy glamping in every valley.
2. Cornwall — surf beaches, hidden coves and clifftop glamping on England’s south-west tip.
3. Devon — two coastlines plus Dartmoor and Exmoor, with glamping to suit every taste.
4. The Cotswolds — honey-stone villages and rolling hills in the heart of England.
5. The Peak District — Britain’s first national park, with dramatic dales and gritstone edges.
6. Yorkshire — moors, dales and a dramatic coast across England’s largest county.
7. Kent — the Garden of England, with orchards, vineyards, castles and coast.
8. The New Forest — ancient woodland and wild ponies on the south coast.
9. Norfolk — huge skies, sandy beaches and the tranquil Broads.