The scent of incense drifts across the garden where a single camping pod sits tucked beside this bohemian Glastonbury guesthouse, soft bells chiming from somewhere beyond the hedge.
This is one for couples or solo travellers drawn to Glastonbury's mystical pull — the sort of place where you might stay in the main house or opt for the pod if you fancy your own space under the stars while keeping a proper bed and the warmth of a guesthouse nearby. It's nicely positioned for exploring the Tor, the Abbey ruins, and the town's famously eclectic mix of crystal shops, cafés, and festivals. Dog owners should ask ahead, as policies can vary depending on whether you're booking the pod or a room inside.
Facilities aren't extensively listed, so expect a simpler, more intimate setup rather than a full campsite operation. Campfires may be allowed — worth checking when you arrive. Open all year, it has that quirky, welcoming Glastonbury spirit: part retreat, part basecamp, with a decidedly gentle vibe that suits anyone after something a little different from the usual pitch-and-go.
