Denbighshire

From Valle Crucis Abbey to Bodelwyddan Castle, glamping in Denbighshire has plenty of great surprises in store! Settle into your Denbighshire glamping accommodation and head out hiking, cycling and exploring. You hardly need to bring a thing as glamping pods in Denbighshire’s stunning countryside can include electricity, table and chairs and optional cooking kit. Just unroll your own mat and sleeping bag (there’s room for up to 5 in our family glamping pods) and you’re ready for anything.

Glamping sites in Denbighshire are close to the pretty town of Llangollenand just a short drive from beautiful North Wales beaches and funfairs at Rhyl and Prestatyn. Family glamping and dog friendly glamping in Denbighshire are particularly popular on well-equipped farm sites. Ride the heritage steam railway through the scenic Dee Valley to Corwen for lunch, or visit the North Wales Owl Sanctuary from shepherds huts and bell tents on Denbighshire glamping sites. Treehouses and yurts in Denbighshire provide a comfortable and memorable stay in unique surroundings and there’s ample space for everyone in safari tents and glamping domes.

Denbighshire glamping holidays are also a top choice for historical and cultural attractions. Check out the well-preserved turrets and riverside stronghold of Rhuddlan Castle, discover the peaceful setting of the restored 14thcentury country house at Plas Newydd or spend the day at the Victorian Bodelwyddan Castle and Park where Welsh arts, traditional games and World War I artefacts are on display.

On showery days, Llangollen Motor Museum is right on the doorstep from glamping domes in Denbighshire or kids may prefer a day at the SeaQuarium in Rhyl. From country parks and craft centres to historic railways and water parks, fun-filled glamping breaks in Denbighshire have something for all ages and tastes.