Wigwam Glamping Cabins

The scent of pine resin hangs in the air as you unlatch the door of your own timber pod, somewhere between wild camping and a proper bed for the night.

These wigwam cabins suit anyone after a bit of shelter without losing the camping feel — couples escaping for a weekend, families wanting four walls when the weather turns, or campers testing the glamping waters before committing to canvas. The site also welcomes tents and campervans, so there's flexibility depending on how you like to travel. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so worth asking ahead if you're bringing yours along.

Facilities aren't listed in detail, so it's one to ring before you pack — check what's actually onsite and whether you can light a fire when you arrive, as policies vary. The wigwams themselves are the draw here: insulated wooden cocoons that keep the rain out while letting you hear the birds at dawn. Expect a back-to-basics vibe with a roof over your head, the sort of place where you still cook outside but sleep warmer than you would under canvas.