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Where would you like to go Glamping?
What makes glamping “luxury”?
The difference is in the details. Luxury glamping accommodation is fully self-contained — its own kitchen and bathroom, proper beds with quality linen, heating you can rely on, and thoughtful touches like fluffy towels, wood-fired hot tubs, fire pits and the occasional sauna. You arrive with just an overnight bag and want for nothing.
Types of luxury glamping
The UK’s most luxurious stays come in every shape: insulated lodges and cabins with floor-to-ceiling glass, treehouses hidden in the canopy, roomy safari tents and yurts with king-size beds and wood-burning stoves, and shepherd’s huts finished to a boutique standard. Many add a private hot tub — the single most-requested feature for a luxury break.
Where to go
England’s rolling countryside, the rugged coast of Wales and the mountains and lochs of Scotland all offer standout luxury glamping. Cornwall and Devon are perennial favourites for coastal escapes, the Lake District and Peak District for the hills, and Scotland for true wild seclusion.
Perfect for couples — and families too
A luxury shepherd’s hut or lodge with a hot tub makes an unbeatable romantic getaway, while larger safari tents and lodges sleep whole families in comfort. Many sites are dog-friendly, so nobody has to be left behind.
Book direct and save
Every site here is bookable straight with the owner — no platform fees, no commission, and often a better rate than the big booking sites. You support independent hosts and keep more of your money for the trip itself.
Luxury Glamping FAQs
What is luxury glamping?
Luxury glamping is upmarket camping in fully-equipped accommodation — proper beds, en-suite bathrooms, heating, a kitchen and extras like private hot tubs — so you enjoy the outdoors without roughing it.
Does luxury glamping have hot tubs?
Very often, yes. A private hot tub is the most popular luxury feature, and many lodges, cabins, safari tents and shepherd’s huts include one — sometimes wood-fired.
How much does luxury glamping cost in the UK?
It varies by season and site, but luxury stays typically start from around £100–£150 a night and rise for premium coastal or hot-tub properties. Booking direct with the owner avoids the fees the big platforms add on top.
Where is the best luxury glamping in the UK?
Cornwall and Devon for the coast, the Lake District and Peak District for the hills, Wales for rugged scenery and Scotland for wild seclusion — all have exceptional luxury sites.
Is luxury glamping good for couples?
It’s ideal for couples — a shepherd’s hut or lodge with a private hot tub is one of the most romantic getaways in the UK. Larger lodges and safari tents also suit families and groups.
Can I book luxury glamping directly with the owner?
Yes. Every luxury glamping site on Love Glamping is bookable directly with the host — no booking fees and no commission — so you deal with the owner and get the best rate.
Luxury Glamping in the UK
Luxury glamping is upmarket camping in fully-equipped accommodation — proper beds, en-suite bathrooms, heating, a kitchen and extras like private hot tubs — so you enjoy the outdoors without roughing it.
Very often, yes. A private hot tub is the most popular luxury feature, and many lodges, cabins, safari tents and shepherd’s huts include one — sometimes wood-fired.
It varies by season and site, but luxury stays typically start from around £100–£150 a night and rise for premium coastal or hot-tub properties. Booking direct with the owner avoids the fees the big platforms add on top.
Cornwall and Devon for the coast, the Lake District and Peak District for the hills, Wales for rugged scenery and Scotland for wild seclusion — all have exceptional luxury sites.
It’s ideal for couples — a shepherd’s hut or lodge with a private hot tub is one of the most romantic getaways in the UK. Larger lodges and safari tents also suit families and groups.
Yes. Every luxury glamping site on Love Glamping is bookable directly with the host — no booking fees and no commission — so you deal with the owner and get the best rate.