Glamping Sites in Hampshire
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Popular Hampshire glamping
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Where to go glamping in the New Forest and west Hampshire
The west is dominated by the New Forest, with its free-roaming ponies, open heath and pretty villages like Brockenhurst and Beaulieu — see our dedicated New Forest glamping page.
Where to go glamping in the South Downs and east Hampshire
The east rises into the South Downs National Park, with chalk hills, the Watercress Line steam railway and Jane Austen’s village of Chawton.
Things to do in Hampshire
Explore Winchester’s cathedral and Great Hall, Portsmouth’s Historic Dockyard and HMS Victory, Beaulieu Motor Museum, and the beaches of the Solent coast. For more, see Visit Hampshire.
Best Glamping Sites in Hampshire
Rolling downs, the Meon Valley and a pretty stretch of coast make Hampshire a lovely, often overlooked place to glamp. Here are some of our hand-picked Hampshire stays.
- Meon Springs, Petersfield — from £75/night. Shepherd’s huts and yurts in the beautiful Meon Valley.
- Cedar Valley, Hampshire — from £120/night. Safari tents in the peaceful Hampshire countryside.
- Marina Yurts, Emsworth — from £110/night. Yurt glamping beside Emsworth Yacht Harbour on the Hampshire coast.
- Watercress Lodges, Hampshire — from £69/night. Great-value lodges and safari tents near Alresford.
- Manor Farm Feather Down, near Southampton — from £178/night. Spacious Feather Down tents on a working farm.
- Hollington Park, Hampshire — from £89/night. Unique glamping on the Hampshire–Berkshire border.
- Harry’s Field, New Forest — bell tents and safari tents in the heart of the New Forest.
Browse them all on our Hampshire glamping page — every stay is booked direct with the owner, with no booking fees.
BROWSE ALL OUR SITES IN HAMPSHIRE
The west for the New Forest; the east for the South Downs and villages around Winchester and Petersfield.
Widely yes — the New Forest and South Downs are excellent for dogs, but watch for livestock and ponies.
Yes — Paultons Park (Peppa Pig World), Marwell Zoo and Portsmouth’s Historic Dockyard are big draws.
Yes — the New Forest and the South Downs, both within easy reach of a glamping base.
From around £70 to £185 per night depending on site, season and group size.