Guests who do not consider themselves morning folk will find the need to embrace the day at Yurtshire Camp Hill, a splendid glampsite nestled amid the green, rolling countryside. The site holds three well-appointed yurts nuzzled in serene locations across the country, and Camp Hill in Bedale rests among the quintessential English countryside settings on a lush 250-acre estate. Wild and thick forests paired with flat and richly green meadowland create a restful ambience. The serenity is occasionally broken by birdsong and the sounds of the wind dancing through the tall grass and leaves. The yurts look out over a lovely meadow in evergreen woodland, blending the delights of the great outdoors with the comforts of a hotel. Wake up the rays of morning light poking through the canvas roof, and set about collecting wood for a fire to cook breakfast and warm the tub. The glamping abodes are spacious enough to accommodate a double bed, wood-burning stove and a decked terrace, china plates, and a warm bath yet do not offer running water and electricity for a sense of being close to nature. Visit nearby Kirklington (2-minutes by car, or 15 on foot) to purchase bacon, nutty rolls and black pudding to accompany fresh eggs sizzling splendidly on a sputtering pan on the barbeque. Eggs are available at the farm shop on the premises