Your kind of stay
The outdoors, with a softer landing.
Look beyond the tent photograph. Private bathrooms, heating, cooking equipment and bedding arrangements make a substantial difference to a glamping stay.
Check whether children and dogs are allowed in the specific tent. Confirm bathroom distance, wet-weather access and evening food options before booking.
Safari-style bungalows on an olive farm, suited to visitors who want an outdoor setting without bringing camping equipment.
Children can use the sofa bed. Cooking is limited to communal BBQ facilities; the lake is not available for swimming.
Explore this stayGlamping in a town-side coastal setting, with designated tents available for travellers bringing dogs.
Pets are allowed only in designated tents; the operator lists additional fees, a bond and dog-size limits.
Explore this stayA bush-setting holiday park with camping, cabins, chalets and glamping options on the approach to Gracetown.
Some cabins do not have an ensuite, and chalet kitchens are listed without ovens. Choose the configuration that suits your stay.
Explore this stayA Broadwater holiday park with villas, chalets, cabins, glamping and caravan or camping sites.
Choose between roofed accommodation and a site for your own setup. The operator flags beach-house development works for February–September 2027; ask about any effect on your stay.
Explore this stayGlamping domes designed for two people, with a private bathroom, kitchen and an outdoor bath on the adjoining deck.
This is a rural Yelverton stay. Arrange transport for outings and confirm the minimum stay and optional extras with the operator.
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