Glamping, from firelight to first light
1,370 glamping sites across 56 UK counties — pods, yurts, bell tents and shepherd’s huts, with real Google ratings. Book direct with the operator. No fees, no middleman.
Campfires across Britain
Every faint spark is a single glamping site, plotted exactly where it sits — 1,370 of them. The bigger campfires are counties, sized by how many sites are lit there, and the deep green shapes are national parks. Pick a fire, or browse the full list.
20 destinationsAll 56 counties, listed
Destinations are the places people plan around — the Lake District, the Cotswolds, the Peak District — and they cross county lines the way a trip actually does.
County list (text version)
- Aberdeenshire (19)
- Anglesey (21)
- Angus (1)
- Argyll and Bute (9)
- Ayrshire (1)
- Cambridgeshire (9)
- Cheshire (2)
- Cornwall (29)
- County Durham (4)
- Cumbria (35)
- Derbyshire (39)
- Devon (41)
- Dorset (103)
- Dumfries and Galloway (19)
- East Yorkshire (4)
- Edinburgh and Lothians (1)
- Essex (2)
- Fife (3)
- Glasgow and Clyde (3)
- Gloucestershire (22)
- Hampshire (60)
- Herefordshire (20)
- Isle of Wight (58)
- Kent (135)
- Lanarkshire (1)
- Lancashire (20)
- Leicestershire (1)
- Lincolnshire (20)
- London (1)
- Norfolk (32)
- North Wales (20)
- North Yorkshire (39)
- Northamptonshire (1)
- Northern Ireland (201)
- Northumberland (67)
- Nottinghamshire (4)
- Outer Hebrides (22)
- Oxfordshire (9)
- Pembrokeshire (19)
- Perthshire (15)
- Powys (24)
- Scottish Borders (14)
- Scottish Highlands (50)
- Shropshire (19)
- Somerset (21)
- South Wales (3)
- Staffordshire (18)
- Stirlingshire (7)
- Suffolk (23)
- Surrey (10)
- Sussex (33)
- Warwickshire (1)
- West Wales (8)
- West Yorkshire (1)
- Wiltshire (9)
- Worcestershire (17)
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Glamping by type
From insulated pods you can book in January to canvas bell tents for high summer.
Glamping by feature
Top-rated glamping sites
The highest Google-rated sites in the directory, each with 50 or more reviews.
What is glamping?
Glamping — glamorous camping — means staying somewhere wild without giving up a real bed, heating or a decent shower. In the UK that covers everything from insulated timber pods and shepherd’s huts to yurts, safari tents, geodesic domes and treehouses. Prices typically run from around £60 a night for a simple pod to £250+ for a luxury lodge with a private hot tub.
GlampFinder lists independently operated glamping sites across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. We link you straight to each operator’s own website, so you book direct and pay no platform fees.