Has anyone stayed in a UK campsite that has glamping pods like these? If so, which one?

[NannyR]

I stayed in one of these camping pods at a campsite in Scotland this week and I thought it was a lovely pod, lots of light, comfortable double bed, underfloor heating and mood lighting. Much nicer than the usual windowless, empty wooden shed.

I'd quite like to stay in one for a longer holiday and wondered if anyone had come across any similar pods on sites, preferably in the North of England (Northumberland/Yorkshire/Cumbria) or Scotland.

Funnily enough I went to this place for lunch and a walk today. I had a good look around their pods and they are not quite as posh as your scottish ones, but still lovely.

Quarry walk park in Derbyshire. So might be a bit far south for you. Had two nice holidays here last year, and PILs stayed in the Pods while we camped.

Forgot the link!
quarrywalkpark.co.uk/product/bluebell-glamping-pod/

Lady Heyes in Cheshire is nice. They have sex ponds too

Hayfield in the Peak District <a class="break-all" href="https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/coronavirus-vaccination/book-coronavirus-vaccination/&ved=2ahUKEwjWg5rkr4PxAhUQ_RQKHWsoDD4QFjAAegQIBRAC&usg=AOvVaw0iU_xs7XjaIWwVoUtvAq1W" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website here has them.

A company called Wigwam Holidays offers them all over the place. You can even have a hot tub.

Some good suggestions, thank you.

Humblebee Farm in North Yorks is just lovely. We stayed in one of the pods there humblebeefarm.co.uk/

You can collect your own eggs for breakfast.

What is the name of the place you stayed op? It looks lovely we were going to go to Scotland this year sometime hopefully. We stayed in one in Suffolk near Woodbridge two years ago no underfloor hearing but we went in August it was fine. And lovely clean showers on the campsite..!

Shamelessly place marking!

@clouds87

What is the name of the place you stayed op? It looks lovely we were going to go to Scotland this year sometime hopefully. We stayed in one in Suffolk near Woodbridge two years ago no underfloor hearing but we went in August it was fine. And lovely clean showers on the campsite..!

It's Glen Nevis campsite, just outside Fort William.

YHA Stratford on Avon
Secret Valley glamping Bridgewater Somerset

@NannyR I recognised that picture as soon as you put it up. Glen Nevis is magical and every time I go back I just totally relax and all my worries disappear. It was my home for over a decade so maybe that helps.

Wellington Farm in Cockermouth Cumbria has lovely pods with private hot tubs.

@GearChange it was such a lovely campsite, I was only there one night at the end of walking the West Highland Way, but could have quite happily stayed there for the week.

www.glampodsnorthumberland.co.uk/

That’s great thanks! Will look it up as we were thinking of that area x

All of these are just outside Keswick in the Lake District

This place near Ullswater is great. Mix of pods, hobbit holes and gingerbread houses, plus pitches.
Can't recommend this site enough, we love it.

thequietsite.co.uk/

This place just outside of Haltwhistle does them

www.herdinghillfarm.co.uk/

And this place at Bellingham has a few

www.campingandcaravanningclub.co.uk/ukcampsites/club-glamping/camping-pods/pods-at-bellingham/

www.campkatur.com/

www.sunnysidelodges.com Scottish Borders

lordstones.com/luxury-jumbo-glamping-pods-yorkshire/

Lovely location in N Yorkshire with farm shop and excellent cafe/restaurant on site

Highside Farm at Bassenthwaite in the Lake District, or Doxford Farm near Alnwick.

www.wigwamholidays.com/strathfillan

Perthshire, lots of various sized pods.