Farm glamping in South West England

Glamping in five luxury bell tents ideal for couples and families. Nestled on the edge of Exmoor National Park.

Adam's camp site offers a total countryside experience, with unique access to all that the Cotswolds has to offer.

A small, peaceful glamping site in the Devon countryside, close to the Somerset border.

Idyllic two acre site with well spaced grass pitches for tents, vans, motorhomes and tourers. Glamping pods too.

A set of chic glamping yurts with a fabulous hot tub, on a family run farm close to the Polperro Heritage Coast.

Glamping pods with private facilities on an organic, pet-friendly farm in rural South East Cornwall just by Looe.

Between Burnham on Sea's beaches and top countryside are dog friendly pods, a yurt and chic cabins with a hot tub.

Luxury glamping with three Lotus Belle tents, private tipi and shepherd's hut on a 450-acre family farm.

Peaceful furnished bell tents with Cotswolds AONB countryside views, ten minutes from Chipping Campden.

Camp at one of the South West's best family visitor attractions, Avon Valley Adventure and Wildlife Park!

Off grid, dog friendly site home to a unique yurt/cabin hybrid in the Blackdown Hills with private bathrooms.

Peaceful, rural and spacious site for camping and glamping with campfires near the River Wye.

A unique campsite and glamping buses near Devon's heritage coastline with a games room, fishing and hot tub too!

A rural farm set close to the Cotswolds Way with a mouthwatering farm shop and tea room, plus fishing on site.

Beautiful site situated just 3 miles from Oxford city centre, with luxury fully furnished glamping bell tents too!

Small and peaceful glamping on a working farm. Ten minutes from Warwick and dog friendly.

An ensuite, luxurious shepherd's hut with a hot tub, set between the Cotswolds and North Wessex Downs AONB.

Adult only glamping with views of the West Wiltshire Downs National Landscape. 15 minutes from Shaftesbury.

Chic glamping pods with hot tubs and river fishing, set in the Tamar Valley, not far from Cornwall's beaches.