Glamping Holidays in Wales
Whether you're looking for a short weekend break to celebrate a special occasion or thinking of taking the whole family glamping for a week, here at Canopy & Stars we're pretty sure we've got just the thing. We've got safari tents up in Anglesey with views of Snowdonia, a sprinkling of treehouses and cabins as you come down through the Cambrian Mountains, stargazing from a converted horsebox or train carriage in the Brecon Beacons (an International Dark Sky Reserve), right down to Persian-inspired family tents overlooking the Severn Bridge.
Can't wait to get away? Get a sneak preview of some of our Welsh glamping holidays in our selection of two-minute videos below.
Our small collection of Welsh treehouses, with spiral staircases and wooden walkways, make the most of Wales' woodlands and mountain walks. Make even more of peaceful Welsh countryside with a soak in a wood-fired hot hub!
What we've learned from our collection of cabins in Wales is that cabins really don't have to be rectangular (although we've got plenty of those too). Why not try an octagonal cabin with hot tub, a round cabin surrounded by mountain bike trails, or even a cabin perched on top of an old barn, right on the coast?
We've got a huge range of places where you can sleep over wheels of some description, from converted horseboxes and bespoke shepherd's huts to traditional Gypsy caravans and an authentic American Airstream trailer.
You can keep cosy under canvas in Wales in the type of places that have taken inspiration from all over the world - from traditional Mongolian yurts and Wild West tipis to Persian alachighs and African safari tents.
Who are you taking on your Welsh adventure?
Wales has a real abundance of peace, quiet and breathtaking mountain views, making our glamping spots perfect for special occasions. After a day exploring the wild Welsh countryside, grab a Welsh cake and snuggle up in cosy sheepskins.
What child doesn't enjoy building secret dens in the woodlands, splashing through streams and meeting animals on the farm? Handily, our Family Friendly collection of Welsh places offer plenty of all three.
