Glamping Lodges & Log Cabins in the UK

Best Glamping Lodges & Cabins in the UK

Glamping lodges and log cabins are the most home-from-home way to glamp — solid, insulated timber buildings with proper beds, a kitchen, en-suite facilities and often a private hot tub, cosy right through autumn and winter. These are our pick of the best glamping lodges and cabins across the UK, all booked direct with the owner:

1. The Wee Lodge, Loch Morar, Scotland — from £117/night. A unique lodge overlooking one of Scotland’s deepest lochs, open all year.
2. Oaktree Lane Tor Lodge, Okehampton, Devon — from £100/night. A lodge on the edge of Dartmoor, with 20% off for Love Glamping guests.
3. Watercress Lodges, New Forest, Hampshire — from £70/night. Timber lodges on the edge of the New Forest.
4. Sloeberry Farm, Cardigan Bay, Wales — from £100/night. A lodge with a private wood-fired hot tub, minutes from the West Wales coast.
5. Enigma Lodge, Ripley, Derbyshire — a luxury lodge with a private hot tub and sauna in the Peak District foothills.
6. Tapnell Farm, Isle of Wight — from £71/night. Lodges with a hot tub and sauna, open all year.

Browse them all on our glamping lodges page — every stay is booked direct with the owner, with no booking fees.

What is a glamping lodge or cabin?

A lodge or cabin is a solid timber building offering comfortable, well-equipped accommodation in a scenic outdoor setting.

What to expect

Expect proper beds, a kitchen and en-suite facilities, with many lodges adding a private hot tub and a wood-burner.

Great for families and couples

With multiple bedrooms in many, lodges suit families, while cosy cabins make a lovely couples’ retreat.

Ideal year-round

Insulated and heated, lodges and cabins are perfect for cosy autumn and winter breaks as well as summer.

Lodges with Hot Tubs

There’s little better than sinking into a private hot tub after a day exploring — steam rising, the countryside stretching out around you. It’s one of the features guests ask for most, and many of the lodges listed here come with their own.

A lodge with a hot tub makes for a genuinely year-round escape: warm and cosy inside thanks to proper insulation and heating, with the luxury of a bubbling soak under the stars whatever the season. They’re ideal for a romantic couples’ break or a relaxed family holiday, where the grown-ups can unwind while the kids tire themselves out.

Not every lodge has a hot tub, so if it’s a must-have for your stay, check the individual listing details before booking — each site sets out exactly what’s included.

Where to go

Discover glamping lodges and cabins in beautiful settings right across the UK.