The historic and popular King's Head pub and glamping site derive its name from a time when countless landlords expressed allegiance to the monarchy by adopting a variety of names. Owner John Vickers, the initial owner, reigned as landlord for twenty years beginning in 1831. The pub is now privately owned and given a new lease on life with two distinctive bars, a lovely suntrap courtyard and cosy glamping accommodation. It's the ideal setting for campers who want to explore the agricultural town of Bishop's Castle, discover its buzzing arts and craft, and pop in at the oldest brewery in the UK. The camping pods are located behind the pub in a sheltered area covered in bark chips. Each cosy glamping unit is fully-insulated and provides conveniences like lighting, a heater, two double sockets, and mains electricity. A lockable double-glazed door lets natural light illuminate the abode. A glazed window keeps the unit ventilated and a security light at night ensures guest do not have to fumble around for keys in the dark. The camping pods and the railway carriage cabin can accommodate three campers and share facilities to the ladies and gents toilet block furnished with a washbasin and communal shower room. Head out to explore the local attractions followed by a cheerful night of evening entertainment at the bar next door.