Glamping Pod Holidays in the UK

Best Glamping Pods in the UK

Glamping pods are the most popular way to glamp in the UK — solid, insulated, properly heated cabins with real beds, and many with a private hot tub. These are our pick of the best glamping pods across Britain, all booked direct with the owner:

1. Little Wold Away, East Yorkshire — from £110/night. Pods with private hot tubs in the Yorkshire Wolds, open all year.
2. Wall Park Glamping Pods, Brixham, Devon — from £55/night. Coastal pods a short stroll from the beach and the South West Coast Path.
3. Kentmere Farm Pods, Kendal, Lake District — from £85/night. Comfortable pods on a working farm on the edge of the Lakes.
4. Great House Farm, Wales — from £120/night. Luxury pods with private hot tubs in the Welsh countryside.
5. Highland Gateway, near Falkirk, Scotland — from £130/night. Pods with hot tubs, a handy base between Glasgow, Edinburgh and the Highlands.
6. Welltrough Hall Woodland Pod, Cheshire — from £130/night. A secluded woodland pod with its own hot tub.
7. Coplow Woodland Retreat, Warwickshire — from £85/night. Dog-friendly woodland pods, central for exploring the whole country.

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

Pods are generally considered a step up from shepherd’s huts and yurts, offering more space and a more hotel-like level of comfort while staying connected to the outdoors. Love Glamping lists pods across the UK, including in Cornwall, Devon, Yorkshire, Wales and Scotland, with options ranging from romantic pods for two to family pods with bunk beds, and many including private hot tubs. Prices typically start from around £35 per night.

You’ll find glamping pods on smaller farm-style sites and on larger holiday parks, so there’s a range of settings depending on whether you want a quiet countryside stay or a site with more facilities.  Many of our pods come with a private hot tub — see our dedicated glamping pods with hot tubs collection.

What’s included in a glamping pod

• Solid walls and proper insulation
• Real beds (often with bunk beds in family-sized pods)
• Electricity and heating
• Private toilet at most sites
• Kitchenette with seating area
• Covered porch or decking
• TV included at many sites

Family-sized pods typically have a larger living area, with bunk beds for children. Some pods include access to a private hot tub for an added level of luxury.

Popular glamping pod locations

• Cornwall — coastal pods with easy beach access
• Devon — countryside and coastal options
• Yorkshire — Dales and moorland settings
• Wales — mountain and coastal locationsScotland — Highland and loch-side pods

Why choose a glamping pod over a tent

Glamping pods remove most of the common frustrations of traditional camping:

• No pitching — arrive and settle in straight away
• Weatherproof, secure, fully enclosed structure with lockable doors
• Central heating and, at many sites, double glazing
• Enough room for luggage, food and games
• A kitchenette for easier meal prep
• Generally better-quality sleep than a tent, thanks to proper beds and insulation

Pods tend to sit in scenic, secluded settings, making them suited to both a quiet romantic break and a practical family stay.

How much do glamping pods cost?

Glamping pods typically cost less than a luxury hotel, holiday cottage or lodge, making them a more accessible way to get a comfortable countryside or coastal break. [Insert real price range, e.g. “From £X to £Y per night depending on site, season and pod type.”] Many sites also offer extras such as private hot tubs, communal safari tents for evening gatherings, or access to fully equipped shared kitchens.

What to check before booking a glamping pod

• Outdoor seating
• Dog-friendly status, or a specific dog pod
• Picnic table
• Double or bunk beds
• Outdoor decking
• Access to safari tents or shared facilities
• Any on-site leisure facilities
• Accessibility features

Are glamping pods dog-friendly?

Many sites offer dog-friendly pods or dedicated dog pods. Always check the individual site listing to confirm before booking.

If you have any questions about booking a glamping pod, please get in touch.