Hay-on-Wye Festival Camping is the place to be if you’re heading out for a weekend or more filled with exciting festival fun. This splendid glampsite offers weary festivalgoers safe.

Traipse through the woods like a wild woodland fairy and enjoy the freedom to potter about the romantic Somerset countryside with barely another soul in sight at Thorn Farm.

Light, spacious and airy bell tents are the way to go at Fred’s Yurts, award-winning glamping providers with a friendly site nestled in the village of Hay. The business rents out a range of excellent glamping options that extend just two lush orchards away from the delights of the Hay festival.

New House Farm is a hill farm, tucked away in the rolling Radnorshire hills, a smooth seven miles from the renowned book town of Hay-on-Wye, and just fifteen-miles from the amenities of the lively market town of Builth Wells.

Welcome to Street Youth Hostel. Kick back at the oldest YHA hostel still in operation and settle in for splendid Somerset breaks with plenty of activities and attractions within easy reach.

Beacon View Caravan and Camping Site is a lovely peaceful and well-thought-out spot for campers and touring vehicles. This friendly site boasts lush and quiet settings on-site.

Ebdon Bow is a peaceful, well-maintained Caravan and Camping Certified location that is an excellent base for beachy escapes and scenic vistas. There are just five pitches for members only.

Old Forest Farm Getaway blends the delights of forest and farm, providing adventurers with a range of well-equipped abodes and excellent amenities. Sit back in your swish glamping abode and soak in striking views of the imposing Black Mountains and Wye Valley.

The only similarity between the Treehouse and traditional treehouses is far-reaching views and speckled shade courtesy of leafy trees. Everything else about this sumptuous glamping is far from basic.