Shepherd’s hut holidays in Herefordshire

Who we are We’re champions of wild adventures and luxurious sleepovers in the heart of nature. Our collection has grown from seven spaces when we first launched in 2010, to over 800 glamping getaways in the UK and Europe today. We’re now one of the leading voices in outdoor holidays, but we’ve stayed true to our values of exceptional quality and respect for people and planet. That’s why we’re employee-owned with a charitable trust that donates a share of our profits to environmental causes.

Our shepherd's hut holidays in Herefordshire Our shepherd’s huts hark back to a simpler time and are found in some of the most peaceful spots in Herefordshire, perched under big skies and among areas of outstanding natural beauty. We’ve got Hikki hot tubs looking out over acres of farmland, complementary ukuleles, riverside firepits and hedgerows to forage in. Wherever you choose, you’ll be on the doorstep of some epic walks, including Offa’s Dyke and the peaks of Pen y fan in the Brecon Beacons.

What to do in Herefordshire If your perfect holiday includes books, boats and breathtaking walks, you’ve come to the right place. The Wye is the jewel in the crown of the stunning Herefordshire countryside and over 100 miles of it are navigable by canoes and kayaks. In one direction from the snaking river valley, you’ll glimpse the dramatic peaks of the Black Mountain, and in the other direction, the open hilltops and wooded slopes of the Malverns — paradise for ramblers and cyclists. World famous Hay-on-Wye is a must-visit to browse the countless bookshops and explore the art galleries, antiques shops and eateries.

We care about responsible travel There’s no denying that travel leaves an environmental footprint, but we’re on a mission to champion sustainability in the glamping industry. We’re the highest scoring B-Corp in travel in the world and we’ve set ourselves some ambitious goals including net zero carbon by 2030. We never rest on our laurels and we’re also looking at ways to improve access to nature for disadvantaged young people and those with disabilities. Find out more about our goals and challenges in our impact report.