
On the last stretch of England before Wales, Herefordshire rests modestly on the border, quietly bustling with epic hikes, long stretches of water sport filled waterway, Michelin-recognised restaurants and more cycle paths than you can shake a spoke at. Glamping in Herefordshire has days out for everyone, and a range of spaces that defy belief. From cabins set into woodland, and on private lakes, treehouses disguised as berries, yurts detailed with Moroccan chic, to bothies with French panache – in spotting distance of wild boar and deer. Whatever your reason for staying, you’ll have some trouble leaving.
In an increasingly online world, it’s very easy to see far-flung destinations as more exotic, unusual and exciting then the UK, when our very own isles sport some of the most fantastical places you could imagine. Don’t stare at the world through a hermetically sealed hotel room, go out and feel the wild for yourself. Eat chargrilled vegetables next to a roaring fire, run your fingers through crystal waters thundering from a waterfall, go wild, in wild spaces.