Welsh glampsites perfect for Autumnal glamping

Welsh glampsites perfect for Autumnal glamping

Autumn is finally upon us! The leaves are changing colour, the dark nights are drawing in and the crisp air is perfect for autumn walks. This is a great season for glamping; wood burners, fire pits and hot tubs mean you can soak in the last of the Autumn sun. Glampsites.com handpicked a few of their favourite glamping sites in Wales just for you to enjoy your first taste of autumn.

1. Adult only glamping at Oaklands Glamping & Treehouse (Mid Wales)

Sleeping up to four guests, the adult only safari tents are kitted out for the autumn season. Blankets and hot water bottles are provided to keep you snug overnight. The wood burning stove not only offers heat but can also be cooked on. Inside the bathroom you can soak the night away in the roll top bath. Prices start from £98 per night.

2. Abbey Farm glamping in Denbighshire (North Wales)

Abbey farm is a working farm set just outside the picturesque town of Llangollen in Denbighshire, North Wales. Only an hour away from Liverpool and Manchester and an hour and a half from Birmingham, Abbey Farm is the perfect place for your glamping holiday in the hills. The Deluxe Pods are ideal for couples or families with children. They have a double bed, sofa bed, shower room, dining table and a small kitchen (no hob) with fridge, microwave and a kettle. Prices start from £80 per night.

3. Converted army wagon glamping in Carmarthenshire (South West Wales)

Set in a peaceful location on an organic farm, the MOD trailer has been transformed into a luxury Shepherd’s Hut using reclaimed and upcycled pieces. There is a reconditioned wood fired Rayburn for heating / cooking, the worktops are made from an old lab bench, the marble splash backs were a junk shop find, even the table was formally being used for storage in the stables. There is a kingsize bed, a comfy seating area and a kitchen with running cold water, a 2 ring gas stove and a vintage coffee grinder and coffee pot for your morning brew (and the coffee beans!) The 12v solar system provides lighting, phone charging and power to run the mini fridge. It is a short walk to the compost loos and showers. Prices start from £57 per night.

4. Shepherds Hut glamping in Gwynedd (North Wales)

Allibella Shepherds Hut is perfect for a family break, or just a getaway as a couple! Inside it has all the essentials for the perfect glamping experience, including a kitchen with a double hob, microwave, fridge, kettle/toaster, a dining area, king size/double bunker (bedding and towels provided) and an en-suite with wash basin, flushing toilet and an electric shower. There is freeview TV, a DVD player and free Wifi. Outside, there is a private fenced grass garden with decked seating area and a barbecue. The hut boasts amazing sea views and with Barmouth located around 1.5 miles away you are close to the beach for that all important Vitamin Sea. Prices start from £80 per night.

5. Hot tub glamping in Conwy (North Wales)

The Hideaway Pods at Waenfechan Glamping are situated in the Conwy Valley on a family-run farm with outstanding panoramic views capturing the Mountains of Snowdonia to the Conwy Estuary and the Great Orme with a sea view as a backdrop. By day explore Conwy and the Victorian sea side town of Llandudno, only a 15 minute drive away or walk the 3.5 mile circular Hiraethlyn Walk, or just walk the 1.5 mile down to the National Trust’s Bodnant Garden. Spend the evening at the village pub for a drink and an evening meal before relaxing in your own private hot tub. Prices start from £56 per night.

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