Booking a glamping holiday in North Wales gives you access to some f the UK’s most stunning beaches, castles, mountain ranges and more for visitors to explore. With Snowdonia, the Isle of Anglesey and the Dee Valley AONB all waiting to be explored. As with the South of Wales, this is a fantastic area for a glamping break with a hot tub.
Even travelling through this scenic part of the UK by car or train is a pleasure, so it is no wonder that the glamping facilities are equally as charming. Whether you’re looking for a yurt, a shepherd’s hut or a large safari tent for your family, you’ll find a good choice available to book. You can see our full range of lodges with hot tubs in Wales here.
No, aliens haven’t landed and taken over the Welsh countryside, these are a newer style of glamping pod available to book today at Brynteg Glamping. With a fantastic position on the Isle of Anglesey, these unique glamping accommodations make for an ideal comfy base for a family or couple to explore this beautiful part of Wales.
These camping pods currently hold an impressive 9.3 user rating and you can read some of the reviews here.
Think quirky, think luxury and think plenty of private space. You’re out in the sticks here with some spectacular mountain views and easy access to all the days out on the isle and the mainland. (You’re 22 miles from Snowdonia here).
This location is an ideal booking for families or couples looking for a real glamping experience with a twist.
You’ve also got a decking area, a private hot tub to enjoy those truly dark skies and a BBW. If you’re visiting in the summer, there’s even air con to keep you chilled in your pod.
This is a really unique glamping experience that I think you’ll really enjoy.
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These two barrel-shaped glamping huts with hot tubs are situated on a working arable farm, surrounded by fields of grazing sheep and cows, secluded from the hubbub of farm life and providing a rural retreat from city life.
You can expect immaculately clean accommodation on your arrival, with everything waiting for you. Your host Carol will be happy to show you around and give you a warm welcome! All you have to do is decide whether to explore the gorgeous area or head straight for the hot tub!
These pods each sleep two in their double beds and feature small kitchens with utensils and crockery, a sofa and a dining area, an ensuite bathroom with a shower and private terraces outside.
Each pod has a private wood-fired hot tub for guests to enjoy.
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These uniquely shaped wooden glamping pods are reminiscent of a fairytale story, with a rustic modern aesthetic, the Orchard Pod sleeps two in a cosy cabin featuring twin beds, while the Woodland Pod sleeps four across one double bed and one set of bunk beds.
Both pods have ensuite bathrooms, covered kitchen areas and wooden terraces including a BBQ, firepit and wood-fired hot tub.
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While it’s great to head out and explore what North Wales has to offer, this glamping spot brings it to your door, or should I say decking area? The views you get from this glamping accommodation are nothing short of breathtaking, especially as the sun sets! Enjoy valley and sea views right from your hot tub.
This property has a 9.7 average rating. See what users find so appealing about this camping pod here.
If you’re lucky enough to get booked up at this Welsh pod, you’ll be extremely pleased with all the features, cleanliness and fantastic location.
Basic amenities such as linen and towels are provided. The exterior of the cabin includes a wooden decking area with a private hot tub.
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Both areas should be explored if you’re interested in this fantastic part of the UK. The South has its own attractions, National Parks like the Brecon Beacons and of course the vibrant capital City of Cardiff. Find out more about glamping in the South of Wales in our guide here.
Whether you’re booking for a family, as a couple or looking for some outdoor activities for a group of friends, this part of Wales offers an absolute wealth of fun days out and things to do all year round.
Naturally, with all the accommodations listed above near Snowdonia national park, the obvious attraction is the hill walking and mountain climbing in this stunning landscape – but the national park is also steeped in Arthurian legend, for those wishing to explore the wonders of nature with a mythical spin.
King Arthur’s legendary sword, Excalibur, is said to be buried in at least three separate lakes in the Snowdonia national park alone. Luckily for intrepid explorers, Llyn Llydaw, Ogwen and Dinas are all closely situated, so it is possible to visit all three, just to be on the safe side.
To continue the royal theme, North Wales features two impressive examples of medieval architecture: Conwy Castle and Caenarfon Castle – and Caenarfon is considered one of the greatest remaining buildings from the Middle Ages.
Both Conwy and Caenarfon boast beautiful beaches, with many waterfront cafes and restaurants.
For some more light-hearted fun for all ages, deep in the Conwy valley lies Zip World, home to the only alpine rollercoaster in the UK along with zipline and aerial treetop adventures.
Finally, it wouldn’t be a trip to Wales without visiting Portmeirion to the west of Snowdonia national park. This tourist destination was designed in 1925 by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis and constructed by 1975 to emulate an Italian Renaissance-style village. It is now managed by a charitable trust.
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Yes, most glamping locations allow pets. Check on the booking page just to make sure and to see if there are extra charges involved. You might also come across limitations of the kind or size of the dog, although this is less common in my experience!
Yes! Glamping, like camping, is a great adventure for the whole family and something kids will really enjoy and remember. A lot of glamping pods only sleep 2, so find a property that’s large enough for a family.
The North of Wales offers loads to do whether your idea of fun is white water rafting, or just taking it easy on a nature trail. Some of the activities you can do as a couple or a family include hiking, cycling, fishing and wildlife watching. Some sites also offer on-site activities such as archery, canoeing, or guided nature walks.
If you’ve not been to the North of Wales on a glamping break before, you can expect some really beautiful natural scenery, mountain landscapes, lakes and charming villages and market towns. Explore ancient castles, museums and heritage sites.
Yes. Just about every glamping site I’ve seen does supply the basics like bedding and towels. It’s always a good idea to check before you arrive and to bring any special pillows, bedding and things you’ll need for your stay.
Building a fire can be one of the most fun parts of a glamping break but generally, it has to be within the firepit you’re provided with. You’ll likely also have to stock your wood burner with the logs provided and possibly your hot tub if it’s a wood-fired one.
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