A 6 Metre 'Stargarzer' tent with an added 'Airbud' pup so depending on your family grouping, these each sleep anything from two to six people. Furnishings and decor throughout are stylishly top-notch so it's not just proper beds and rugs, but also soft robes, cut flowers, sofas, armchairs and coordinated colours. Outside, you get your own fully equipped cabana-style kitchen. You won't have to bring a thing and attached to this are pristine hot-water shower facilities, loo, and washing-up area. The knives are sharp, the pots and pans un-battered, while dining is at solid tables and chairs on matching crockery with proper glassware.

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6M Stargazer + 3M Airbud

The 'Mahal' is the showstopper, a simply enormous specimen, the sort of thing a desert potentate might entertain in which sleeps at least eight in four separate rooms, with a whopping 65 square metres of floor space.

Lotus Belle Mahal

A 6 Metre 'Stargarzer' tent.

At this point, things start to get, well, even more boutique and luxury, for want of better words. Finnish wood-fired hot tub? That's a yes. Hammocks in wooded glades, comfy sun-loungers, and an impressive fire bowl that's almost three-foot across? Yes again. A communal, outdoor honesty bar with its own drink-stocked fridge, firepit, and free-to-use pizza oven is a place to chill, while a potter around the well-tended grounds turns up rose-scented grassy paths, vegetable and herb gardens, orchards, and scratching chickens. It's all extremely well thought out and playful, too, as the invitation to curl up for the night on an outdoor iron bed attests. Ask for a telescope and one will be provided. 

6M Lotus Belle Stargazer

The words 'boutique' and 'luxury' get bandied about a lot in glamping circles, but for the site at Stargazer Glamping in Herefordshire border country, they are probably understatements. Let's start with the location; a Georgian country pile in the outstandingly beautiful Wye Valley, which straddles the England-Wales border. It's a land of misty mornings, shaded forests, valley meadows, and mountain views, not to mention glorious sunsets and star-filled skies — if glamping magic is going to happen anywhere, it's here.

Stargazer Glamping

Come and relax, put your feet up and enjoy the tranquillity of the farm. Listen to the birds’ choir and watch the sun go down. Play some board
games or just spend quality time with family, friends and loved ones.

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Come and relax, put your feet up and enjoy the view of the nearby forest. Listen to the birds’ choir and watch the sun go down. Play some board
games or just spend quality time with family, friends and loved ones. Snuggle up by the fire and share some stories of days new and old.

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Safari Tent 2

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Luxury Glamping Campsite in Herefordshire, UK. Safari Tents & Pods.
Our luxury lodges and pods are set in the beautiful grounds of Darnells' Farm, which has been in the family for four generations. The farm is situated on the outskirts of the charming village of Linton.
Our glamping accommodation is in a very quiet rural setting on the Herefordshire/Gloucestershire border with easy access to the A40 and M50. The farm is in an ideal location to explore the Wye Valley, the Forest of Dean, the Cotswolds and the Malvern Hills. We're just a 15 minute drive from the picturesque market town of Ross-on-Wye.
Darnells Farm is the perfect spot for glamping, set in glorious isolation it is a haven to enjoy the best of the British countryside. We wanted the safari lodge and pods to combine a touch of adventure and luxury to allow you to enjoy the great outdoors. Come and visit the Herefordshire countryside and experience the life of a working farm, where there is something going on every day.

Luxury Glamping Campsite in Herefordshire, UK. Safari Tents & Pods.

Safari Lodges Welcome to our Safari Lodge in the heart of one of Englands most beautiful counties. Its in its own idyllic location away from the crowds but close to an array of outdoor and indoor facilities for the family, including the actual West Midlands Safari Park, steam train rides, great Br&

Darnells' Farm Luxury Glamping

‘Dawn of Day’ occupies a glade in our woodland. You will share four acres only with a few chickens and plenty of wildlife. This larger hut is clad in green corrugated iron, blending in with the native trees.

Dawn of Day is named after a hamlet on the nearby Graig hill.

**Each hut offers:**

- Full-sized double bed (which in the Skirrid folds up into a daytime sofa.)

- Table and chairs.

- Small dresser with drawers.

- Woodburning stove with firewood.

- Fireside chair.

- Solar-power (Skirrid has 240v standard 3-pin sockets, while the Dawn of the Day is on 12v and has car-type or USB sockets.)

- Crockery & cutlery.

- Cooking pots.

- Kettle and cafetiere.

- Tea, coffee and sugar.

- Salt & pepper and herbs.

- Duvet & pillows.

- Bed linen.

- Towels.
‘Dawn of Day’ occupies a glade in our woodland. 

- Firebowl.

- Two outdoor chairs.

- In addition each hut has an awning and a hammock

- Access to facilities comprising shower room, toilet, washing up sink and electric kettle.

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Dawn of Day

‘Skirrid’ is situated in our small apple orchard with views across the Monnow Valley towards Skirrid Fawr hill. You have this sunny, half-acre field all to yourselves. This pretty hut is clad in blue painted wood. Catch the morning sun in the hut, and enjoy outdoor living under the shade of an awning.

**Each hut offers:**

- Full-sized double bed (which in the Skirrid folds up into a daytime sofa.)

- Table and chairs.

- Small dresser with drawers.

- Woodburning stove with firewood.

- Fireside chair.

- Solar-power (Skirrid has 240v standard 3-pin sockets, while the Dawn of the Day is on 12v and has car-type or USB sockets.)

- Crockery & cutlery.

- Cooking pots.

- Kettle and cafetiere.

- Tea, coffee and sugar.

- Salt & pepper and herbs.

- Duvet & pillows.

- Bed linen.

- Towels.

- Firebowl.

- Two outdoor chairs.

- In addition each hut has an awning and a hammock

- Access to facilities comprising shower room, toilet, washing up sink and electric kettle.

Skrrid

Living in a shepherd’s hut is an adventure that we think you'd love. You will be leaving your busy life behind. You will be living simply, cooking on a woodburning stove or outside over a firebowl. Your evenings will be lit by solar power. You will be ‘Far from the Madding Crowd’. But don’t worry, unlike shepherd Gabriel Oak in Thomas Hardy’s novel, your shepherd’s hut will be warm and cosy and has a comfy bed.

While our shepherds’ huts retain the charm of a traditional design, they are luxurious with double-glazed windows and insulated with sheep’s wool. They were built by us, here at Hollow Ash, using local materials and craftspeople.



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This beautifully restored, romantic, vintage silver Airstream is set within her own private enclosed meadow. Marilyn Meadows has her own large sundeck with sunken bath, recliners, fire pit/BBQ & far reaching rural views . You can just relax in the rural retreat or explore the local area where you will find, wild swimming, hiking in the Black Mountains, the Forest of Dean or the scenic Wye Valley. There are castles, gin tours & historic market towns to explore with eateries & independent shops.

There is a private parking area which leads you through an arch in the apple trees, where you will discover the beautifully restored, shiny 1956 Airstream trailer. Inside you will find a very comfortable sleeping area, cosy seating area, heating, fully equipped galley kitchen, fridge , microwave, and a mini dressing room with a hairdryer.

There’s lots of storage and fold out inside dining area with seating. Excellent WIFI signal and blue tooth speakers.

Out front there is a large private deck with a covered area, sun loungers, a pop up outside cinema, BBQ/ firepit and sunken bath with hot and cold running water and bubble bath. A gravel path leads to the insulated heated shower block fully plumbed with a waterfall shower. We hope we have thought of everything you would need for a relaxing rural retreat.

Outdoor Cinema: Just bring your laptop. Popcorn also provided.
Cables and instructions are provided in your Welcome pack a week prior to your arrival, the onsite Welcome Pack has all the info in too.

We have even provided outdoor sleeping bags and hot wheat pack to keep you cosy in the cooler months! 

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Vintage Airstream

This beautifully restored, romantic, vintage silver Airstream is set within her own private enclosed meadow. Marilyn Meadows has her own large sundeck with sunken bath, recliners, fire pit/BBQ & far reaching rural views . You can just relax in the rural retreat or explore the local area where you will find, wild swimming, hiking in the Black Mountains, the Forest of Dean or the scenic Wye Valley. There are castles, gin tours & historic market towns to explore with eateries & independent shops.

There is a private parking area which leads you through an arch in the apple trees, where you will discover the beautifully restored, shiny 1956 Airstream trailer. Inside you will find a very comfortable sleeping area, cosy seating area, heating, fully equipped galley kitchen, fridge , microwave, and a mini dressing room with a hairdryer.

There’s lots of storage and fold out inside dining area with seating. Excellent WIFI signal and bluetooth speakers.

Out front there is a large private deck with a covered area, sun loungers, a pop up outside cinema, BBQ/ firepit and sunken bath with hot and cold running water and bubble bath. A gravel path leads to the insulated heated shower block fully plumbed with a waterfall shower. We hope we have thought of everything you would need for a relaxing rural retreat.

Marilyn Meadows

In a pretty setting on a bend in the River Wye, looking across to the Herefordshire hills, this delightful church enjoys a rich collection of monuments, beautiful stained glass windows as well as an unusual 17th-century font and the carvings on the medieval stalls.

The Scudamore family were patrons of the church from Medieval times until the twentieth century, and their monuments are a spectacular treasure. John Scudamore, who died in 1571 lies beside his wife on a tomb chest, decked out in full armour. James Scudamore, who died in 1668, wears Roman costume in a great wedding cake of a wall monument – possibly by Grinling Gibbons. Beautiful stained glass also delights the eye. Most of it is nineteenth and twentieth century, though the chancel north window is made up of fragments of medieval glass.

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St Cuthbert’s Church

Up to two good dogs are very welcome – or three, if they’re very small…

In a pretty setting on a bend in the River Wye, looking across to the Herefordshire hills, this delightful church enjoys a rich collection of monuments, beautiful stained glass windows as well as an unusual 17th-century font and the carvings on the medieval stalls.

The Scudamore family were patrons of the church from Medieval times until the twentieth century, and their monuments are a spectacular treasure. John Scudamore, who died in 1571 lies beside his wife on a tomb chest, decked out in full armour. James Scudamore, who died in 1668, wears Roman costume in a great wedding cake of a wall monument – possibly by Grinling Gibbons. Beautiful stained glass also delights the eye. Most of it is nineteenth and twentieth century, though the chancel north window is made up of fragments of medieval glass.

A trip into Hereford is, perfect for foodies and culture vultures and for more intrepid adventurers there are rock faces and rapids along the Wye.


Holme Lacy, Herefordshire – St Cuthbert’s Church

Our cosy yurt is situated in a secluded corner of our large garden, which has direct access to the Forest of Dean. The yurt has a wood burner and is insulated with thick yaks wool - perfect for colder nights. There is a very comfy double and a pull out double sofa bed which is great for kids. A shower room, with powerful electric shower, hot running water, and a flushing toilet is 20 meters from the yurt, as is a small kitchenette with hot water and power. Outside there is a fire for cooking with campfire grill. We have a sheltered area outside for eating and a hammock in the trees.

The Dean Heritage Centre is one of Gloucestershire's leading tourist attractions. Set across a five acre website, the centre protects, preserves and encourages the unique history and heritage associated with the stunning Forest of Dean.With an array of things to do and see, including 5 onsite galleries exploring the history of the Forest through the Ice Age to the present day; a reconstructed Victorian cottage; a charcoal burner's camp; an adventure play ground; a chainsaw carving demonstration pitch; many different pets and an on-site present shop; there's always one thing brand new and exciting to interest, inspire or surprise you.With a complete programme of special events, exhibitions, art programs and educational workshops over the 12 months, it is outstanding outing for all your family members.And you'll be able to always sample the homemade snacks and cakes served in the history cafe overlooking the millpond if that's maybe not sufficient.

Dean Heritage Centre

Dean Heritage Centre in the Forest of Dean.

Dean Heritage Centre

A treetop adventure that is great for even the tiniest of chimps, it makes for a day that is ape-tastic!

High Ropes Outdoor Activities

Go 2020, Go You, Go Ape. From tree-to-tree crossings, 3km zip treks, nets 30 feet above the forest floor and heavy duty all-terrain Segway on spectacular off-road trails we have all the adventure boxes ticked. Find the adventures and activities offered at locations across the UK.

Oakdean Cottage

Brains Green, Blakeney, Forest Of Dean GL15 4AJ, England

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Holme Lacy, Herefordshire – St Cuthbert’s Church

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