• Renisons Farm Glamping

    Cannerheugh, Renwick, Penrith, CA10 1LA
    3 quirky Czech wagons have been transformed into large, sturdy glamping units, each with a king-sized bed. Separate wagons provide a kitchen and shower/WC’s. Everything is off-grid and solar powered. Situated on a working regenerative farm down a long (and bumpy) track in rural east Cumbria. 25 miles N/W of Penrith and 9 miles W of Alston. Surrounded by stunning scenery, rolling farmland (through which you are welcome to walk) and a host of bird and insect life this is a real rural escape.
  • Lowside Farm Camping Barn and Pods

    Lowside Farm, Troutbeck, Penrith, Cumbria CA11 0SX
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    Nestling at the foot of Blencathra, with paths to the mountains from the doorstep Lowside Farm Camping Barn & Pods are your perfect Lake District base.Sleeping groups of up to 14, the newly converted camping barn is modern & comfortable, The six, 4 berth luxury camping pods, provide extra accommodation for larger groups, older family members and those with small chilldren. All bedding is provided.
  • Mid Wales Bunkhouse

    Woodhouse Farm, St Harmon, Rhayader, LD6 5LY
    Mid Wales Bunkhouse has a superb unspoilt rural location, close to the Elan Valley, with a stunning natural garden.There’s walking and biking from the door, and room for your horse. Fully equipped for self-catering. Meals are available on request. Bell tent and camping. Welcomes groups or individuals.
  • Dinas Castle Inn Bunkhouse

    Pengenffordd, LD3 0EP
    The Dinas Castle Inn is a pub with B&B, camping & 2 bunkrooms in the Brecon Beacons National Park. The bunkhouse rooms are fully carpeted and centrally heated with en-suite wet rooms. Stag/hen do's are very welcome. Free WiFi throughout. Full cooked breakfast included in the price. Glamping is available in the Shepherds Hut (please enquire prior to booking).
  • Tyddyn Bychan

    Cefn Brith, Cerrigydrudion, Corwen, LL21 9TS
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    Tyddyn Bychan is an 18th century Welsh farm surrounded by fields. It is an excellent self-catering base for all outdoor activities.The main bunkhouse sleeps 18 in two en suite rooms. The smaller bunkhouse sleeps 9 in two en suite rooms. There is also a Shepherds Hut with a double bed. All bedding is included. Delicious homemade food is available if booked in advance. Ample off road parking.
  • Heart of Glencoe Holidays

    Glencoe, Near Ballachulish, Highland, PH49 4HX
    Heart of Glencoe Holidays lies in secluded woodland midway between Glencoe village and Clachaig Inn, with access to world-class cycling, walking, climbing and kayaking. Glencoe Ski Centre and West Highland Way are just 20 mins away. The alpine bunkhouse sleeps up to 16 in 3 private rooms. There is also 1 cottage with open fire, 4 luxury caravans and 3 luxury log cabins. Fantastic drying room, fast WiFi and epic mountain views.
  • Caldecotte Xperience

    George Amey Centre, Simpson, Milton Keynes, MK63AG
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    The Caldecotte Xperience on the south eastern edge of Milton Keynes offers an unrivalled choice of glamping or residential accommodation for groups of 18 to 239. Situated just 10 mins’ drive from the M1, it is easily accessible from all parts of the country. Catered or self-catering packages are available and a whole range of outdoor activities can be booked if required
  • Eat Sleep Lindisfarne

    West Mains House, Beal, Berwick upon Tweed, TD15 2PD
    Perfectly located for visiting Lindisfarne and the castles and beaches of the North Northumberland coast, Eat & Sleep Lindisfarne sleeps 28 across 5 rooms, one of which is accessible. Eat at the on-site bistro or self-cater in the bunkhouse kitchen. Situated close to St Cuthberts & St Oswalds Way and directly on the Sandstone Way and the Coast and Castles route. There’s secure cycle storage, a drying room & laundry facilities, comfy beds & piping hot showers for the weary adventurers.
  • Joiners Shop Bunkhouse

    Joiners Cottage, Preston, Chathill, Northumberland. NE67 5ES
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    Nestled in the hamlet of Preston, The Joiners Shop Bunkhouse is just 5 miles from the Northumberland coastline & 7 miles from Alnwick famed for its Castle & Gardens. The charming 19th century building takes groups of up to 18 with one double bed and 16 single pine bunks arranged in sections of 3’s & 5’s. Fully equipped kitchen, spacious dining area, lounge with fire & hot showers.Close to NCN Route 1, Seahouses, Beadnell and the famous coastal castles.
  • Camp Hillcrest Bunkhouse

    Camp Hillcrest, The Common, St Briavels, Gloucestershire GL15 6SH
    Quirky bunkhouse in the Wye valley just off Offa’s Dyke. Sleeping 16 in 3 rooms, it can be booked by the bed, the room or sole use. The perfect base for walkers, cyclists, outdoor enthusiasts & the young at heart. Enjoy the pool table, cinema screen and 2 acres of grounds with hot tub, skate park, high rope course, fire pit, pizza oven and animals. Camping, flat and converted horse box also available.
  • South Downs Eco Lodge

    The Sustainability Centre, East Meon, Hampshire, GU32 1HR
    An award winning eco-renovation in the heart of the South Downs National Park right on the South Downs Way. The perfect base for walkers, cyclists, business away-days and family get-togethers. The Lodge offers well appointed self-catering accommodation. There are also B&B rooms and a campsite with yurts & secluded pitches. Large grounds with woodland trails and a café. Pubs, shops & take-aways, 2 miles.
  • The Roost Merthyr Tydfil

    Ash Road, Troedyrhiw, Merthyr Tydfil, CF48 4HH
    The Roost's cosy cabins are tucked away in a leafy corner of a village just south of Merthyr Tydfil, on the edge of Brecon Beacons National Park. There are 5 cabins; 4 sleep 2 adults & 2 children. There are 3 well equipped inside-outside kitchens & 4 shower rooms. The en suite cabin with kitchenette sleeps 2 adults & 1 child. Book by the cabin (with private kitchen/shower room), or book the whole site.
  • Wooler Youth Hostel

    30 Cheviot Street, Wooler, Northumberland, NE71 6LW
    Wooler Youth Hostel & Shepherd’s Huts are on the edge of the town and offer an ideal base for exploring the Northumberland National Park, the Cheviot Hills, local castles and fine sandy beaches. For walkers there’s St Cuthbert’s Way and for cyclists, Wooler cycle hub routes, Pennine Cycleway and the Sandstone Way. There are bridleways perfect for mountain biking and lots of bouldering and climbing.