Cornwall

Glamping in Cornwall means a stay at the “Best UK Holiday County” according to the British Travel Awards 2017. Packed with attractions, gardens, museums and beaches, Cornwall glamping sites put visitors at the heart of the county’s award-winning action. This southwest corner of England hosts many music, food and arts festivals during the summer so check the calendar of events when planning a cultural glamping break in Cornwall’s scenic surroundings.

Glamping accommodation in Cornwall comes in many shapes and sizes. Choose affordable glamping pods in Trenance near Newquay or stay in a shepherd’s hut near Polperrro, within walking distance of the delightful village shops, cafés and inns. Family glamping holidays in Cornwall can be on farm glamping sites on the Isles of Scilly where eco-friendly luxury farm lodges include two bedrooms and a private bathroom. That’s luxury glamping in Cornwall at its best!

If Cornish yurts are more your style, why not plan a romantic glamping break near Bodmin Moor, complete with futon beds, dishwasher and fire pit. You won’t have to buy and transport heavy or expensive camping gear when you opt for a glamping break in Cornwall (or anywhere else for that matter!). Everything is set up ready for your arrival – beds with proper sheets, cooking facilities, pots and pans, electric lighting and running water - if you choose one of Cornwall’s fully equipped glampsites.You don’t even have to cook on a relaxing glamping holiday in Southwest England. Hearty local food and real ales are served in village pubs, often with beer gardens in summer and cosy log fires in the cooler months.

Dog friendly glamping in Cornwall is always popular with scenic walks along the South West Coast Path and Bodmin Moor. Many beaches are dog-friendly outside the peak holiday season making glamping holidays in Cornwall a great choice in spring and autumn. You can also hire bikes and cycle along the Camel Trail, a former mine railway. It’s right on the doorstep from Cornwall glamping sites near Padstow, Bodmin and Wadebridge.