Angel House B&B

The scent of a full Irish breakfast drifts through Angel House long before you've unzipped your pod, while the hum of Londonderry waking up reminds you you're tucked into proper city hospitality rather than a field miles from anywhere.

This is one for couples after a comfortable base near the Walled City, or anyone mixing a bit of urban exploring with a night under canvas—though here that means a cosy camping pod in the grounds of a traditional guest house. It's an unusual setup that works brilliantly if you want the fresh-air sleeping experience without sacrificing a proper bed, central heating, and the option of retreating indoors when the Northern Irish weather turns. Dogs might be welcome—worth asking when you book—and the year-round opening means it's there for winter city breaks as much as summer adventures.

Campfires are a check-on-arrival situation, likely depending on conditions and where exactly your pod's pitched. Facilities aren't spelled out in detail, but you're on guest house grounds, so expect more creature comforts than your average campsite. It's a quirky, practical compromise—part camping, part B&B, all Derry charm.