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FLAMBOROUGH GLAMPING AND VINEYARD Yorkshire
- Dog Friendly
- Family Friendly
- Couple Retreats
- Coastal
Prices from £125
LAHTLE WOOD GLAMPING Yorkshire with Hot Tub
- Dog Friendly
- Hot Tub
- Family Friendly
Prices from £120
TRANWELL FARM HOLIDAYS Morpeth
- Open All Year Round
- Dog Friendly
- Hot Tub
- Camping Available
- Family Friendly
- Eco Friendly
- Activities on Site
- Great for Walks
Prices from £65
LANGLEY DAM GLAMPING PODS
- Open All Year Round
- Dog Friendly
- Family Friendly
Prices from £80
DREAMERY HIDEAWAY near York in North Yorkshire
FREE ENTRY TO DREAMERY GARDENS
- Open All Year Round
- Great for Groups
- Family Friendly
- Couple Retreats
- Weddings & Celebrations
- Great for Walks
Prices from £103
WALCOT HALL GLAMPING North Lincolnshire
- Dog Friendly
- Hot Tub
- Family Friendly
- Couple Retreats
- Weddings & Celebrations
- Wi-Fi
- Eco Friendly
Prices from £113
HESLEYSIDE HUTS Glamping Northumberland
- Open All Year Round
- Luxury
- Family Friendly
- Couple Retreats
Prices from £80
Where would you like to go Glamping?
Popular glamping locations
Where to go glamping near the coast
The North East coast at Tynemouth, Whitley Bay and South Shields offers golden beaches, priory ruins and traditional seaside charm.
Where to go glamping near Newcastle and the countryside
Beyond the cities, the countryside of Northumberland to the north and the Durham dales to the south provide the nearest rural glamping.
Things to do near Tyne and Wear
Explore Newcastle and Gateshead, see the Angel of the North, relax on the coast, and step back in time at the Beamish open-air museum.
Local food and drink
The coast brings fresh seafood, while farm shops and country pubs across Northumberland and Durham serve hearty Northumbrian fare.
Finding your glamping site
Tyne and Wear itself is largely urban, so the listings below reach into the wider North East — from the coast to the Northumberland and Durham countryside.
Tyne & Wear Glamping
The Northumberland coast and countryside to the north, and the Durham dales to the south, offer the nearest rural glamping — Tyne and Wear itself is largely urban.
Widely yes — the Northumberland coast, moors and Durham dales are superb for dogs. Check individual site policies.
Yes — Beamish open-air museum, the beaches at Tynemouth and Whitley Bay and Newcastle’s attractions all make great family days.
Explore Newcastle and Gateshead, see the Angel of the North, relax on the Tynemouth and Whitley Bay beaches, and step back in time at the Beamish museum.
Prices vary by season, site and accommodation type — check the live ‘from’ price shown on each glamping site listing above.