Lancashire

When it comes to glamping in Lancashire, diversity is certainly apparent in the range of glamping accommodation Lancashire has to offer. From a repurposed Lynx helicopter to safari tents in the Forest of Bowland and shepherd’s huts in Lancashire countryside, you’ll find some amazing options.

Glamping accommodation in Lancashire enjoys some of Britain’s most beautiful rolling green hills and scenic valleys! You’ll find well-managed glampsites in Lancashire with modern showers, well-appointed camp kitchens, play areas, wildlife walks and a host of other treats. Glamping in Lancashire is a delight for walkers, hikers and mountain bikers, but you’ll find other wonderful bonuses. Lancashire is known for its great food, award-winning pies, tasty ales, gorgeous scenery, characterful villages and welcome smiles.

If you’re planning a glamping break in Lancashire, where better than a wonderful glamping site in the Forest of Bowland AONB. These family glamping safari tents in Lancashire have solid deck floors, wood burning stoves, 3 bedrooms (complete with bedding), private bathroom, shower and kitchen. It is typical of the high standard of our Lancashire glamping sites which often have onsite restaurants and shops, woodland walks, play areas and even organised children’s activities in school holidays.

Blackpool Tower and Lytham St Anne’s Beach, historic Lancaster Castle, Brockholes Nature Reserve and the Preston Guild Wheel Cycle Route will have you up with the larks and raring to go each morning from your Lancashire glamping pod or shepherd’s hut. If you prefer to sleep outdoors with just canvas between you and the stars, look for tipis and safari tents in Lancashire for first-class glamping accommodation. Bell tents and Mongolian yurts in Lancashire meadows or glamping domes in Lancashire’s famous Trough of Dean are perfect for romantic glamping holidays. And for the ultimate luxury glamping break, how about spoiling yourself with hot tub glamping in Lancashire!