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Glamping with Hot Tubs UK

If you've chosen glamping, you've already decided to do away with the discomforts of camping – hello proper beds, a wood-burner and maybe even an en-suite bathroom and kitchen! So you might as well go the whole luxury glamping hog and opt for glamping with a hot tub. Just imagine soaking in those soothing waters after a day exploring – maybe even sipping a glass of fizz as you gaze up into the darkest of skies from your little piece of glamping paradise. Our guide to the best glamping in the UK with hot tubs rounds up some real hot-tub beauties, from woodland lodges to shepherds' huts and country pods. Your orders? Fire up that tub for a relaxing soak.

Glamping Sites with Hot Tubs

Dimpsey Glamping ★★★★☆

South West England, Somerset, Chard

3 Shepherds Huts
Shepherd’s huts

£92

Graywood Canvas Cottages ★★★★☆

South East England, East Sussex, Uckfield

3 Double-Decker Yurts
Yurts

£57

Stanley Villa Farm ★★★★☆

North West England, Lancashire, Blackpool

24 Pods & 10 Bell Tents
Pods

£92

Up Sticks Glamping ★★★★☆

West Midlands, Worcestershire, Upton-Upon-Severn

3 Safari Lodges
Safari Lodges

£120

Copy House Hideaway ★★★★☆

North West England, Lancashire, Clitheroe

2 Shepherds Huts

£95

Roulotte Retreat ★★★★☆

South Scotland, Scottish Borders, Melrose

7 Roulottes/1 Cottage/1 Romany Caravan
Gypsy caravans

£110

Cotswold Farm Park Holidays ★★★★☆

South West England, Gloucestershire, Stow-on-the-Wold

6 lodges, 7 safari tents & 3 pods
Pods
Safari Lodges

£96

Devon Yurt ★★★★☆

South West England, Devon, Tavistock

Yurts

£175

Tiny Wooden House ★★★★☆

West Midlands, Warwickshire, Leamington Spa

2 Cabins

£85

Byford Glamping

West Midlands, Herefordshire, Hereford

Four Glamping Sites
Gypsy caravans
Safari Lodges

£175

Howgill Lodge

North East England, North Yorkshire, Skipton

4 Lodges

£82

Long Valley Yurts at Moss Howe Farm

North West England, Cumbria, Cartmel

4 Yurts
Yurts

£225

The Chilterns View

South East England, Oxfordshire, Watlington

5 Luxury Lodges Sleeping 2

£165

Catgill Farm Glamping

North East England, North Yorkshire, Bolton Abbey

10 Pods, 2 Bell Tents
Bell tents
Pods

£111

Loose Reins

South West England, Dorset, Blandford Forum

3 Cabins, 3 Canvas Lodges
Safari Lodges

Longlands Glamping

South West England, Devon, Ilfracombe

5 Safari lodges
Safari Lodges

Crowtree Wigwams

East Midlands, Derbyshire

Each wigwam sleeps 4 people

£140

Shepherds Huts at Old Rectory House

South West England, Somerset, Bridgwater

2 Shepherds Huts
Shepherd’s huts

£80

The Little Retreat

South Wales, Pembrokeshire, Pembroke

5 Geo-Domes, 6 Bell Tents

£62.50

Tom's Eco Lodge – Tapnell Farm

South East England, Isle Of Wight, Freshwater

Safari Tents, Cabins & Pods

£230

Shank Wood Log Cabin

North West England, Cumbria, Carlisle

One Log Cabin

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FAQs: Glamping with Hot Tubs

Do glamping pods have running water?

It varies – glamping can be as luxurious or as basic as you want it to be. Some glamping accommodation – usually safari tents, high-end lodges and pods and shepherds huts - comes with a built-in private kitchenette and bathroom facilities for example at Park Hall Pods, Cotswold Farm Park Holidays or Damson View Glamping. Others – bell tents, more basic pods and yurts, for example – are closer to camping, with beds, lights and limited electricity, but cooking and bathrooms facilities that are shared with other guests. The Wildings and Stanley Villa Farm are more like this.

What makes glamping unique?

Glamping provides a unique opportunity to live life outdoors while enjoying all the comforts of home. It varies of course, but the best glamping sites occupy beautiful scenic locations that make it easy to get out and enjoy nature without any discomfort. The best places have all the comforts of home, making in more like staying in a hotel suite than camping, but even the most rudimentary places allow you to get back to nature without all the hard work of putting a tent up and carrying your gear. Try Glamp and Tipple or Ambers Bell Glamping in Norfolk.

Do glamping pods have bathrooms?

Glamping accommodation frequently – and increasingly – includes your own en-suite, private bathroom. Think of it like an outdoor hotel room, with everything you need on hand, including toilets, showers, tea and coffee and often proper cooking facilities too, but with nature as a free bonus! Even places without en-suite bathrooms are usually just footsteps away from immaculate facilities and occasionally there’s a natural shower on hand too to really wake you up. You can relax in your own hot tub too, for example at places like The Chilterns View, Middle Stone Farm or Upsticks Glamping.