Luxury camping UK with Woodland Tipis & Yurts, Herefordshire

A
Magical
Camping Experience

Living in nature in your own private outside space, with a fire pit, picnic table and hammock
Luxury
Camping
in the Heart of the Country

Nesteld in a Woods
An
area
of Outstanding Natural Beauty

Set in 17 acres of natural mixed woodland
Perfect
for
families

Great for individual families, with your own private space
Cosily
laid
out with sheepskin rugs

With the warmth and joy of a wood burning stove
Outside
you’ll
find your own hammock, camp fire and dining space.

Send your offspring into the woods on a fuel-finding mission
With
easy
access to the River Wye, Forest of Dean and the Malvern Hills

Walkers and those with river pursuits are spoilt for choice
Spacious
Communal
Kitchens with electricity, fridges and cookers

each tipi and yurt have their own shower and toilet

Bulletin

We are currently closed for the season now and reopen on the 2nd April 2021. We are taking bookings online for 2021. (See booking page) Extra Covid-19 measures in place to ensure a safe and relaxing stay with us next year.

Luxury Camping in the Heart of the Country

An Introduction

This is hassle-free camping. Just pack a few essentials and arrive at your tent all ready for you to enjoy… Hammock nicely positioned for your comfort, get comfy and let the ambience of the woodland relax you. Feel happy in the fact that your children can run free in 17 acres of woodland and be safe. Lots of swings dotted around for them to find and tracks for them to explore.

Facilities

We pride ourselves on our first-rate facilities. We have two kitchens, shower and bath spaces for our guests. The first block is situated at the Northern end of the site for guests staying in Bluebell, Little Owl, Valley and Oak yurts and Robin Tipi. The kitchen is…

Latest Availability

Visit this page for details of the latest availability of our Tipis and Yurts. Regularly updated so you can see what’s available when planning your stay. Also, you’ll find any other news and items of interest posted here on this page.

Tipis & Yurts

We have 6 traditional Mongolian yurts and 3 traditional Sioux Native American tipis. A perfect magical space for the whole family to experience some luxury camping in serious style. Being circular by design its makes for an incredibly peaceful.

Hot Tub

We have two wood-fired hot tubs that seat 6 people comfortably. A beautiful way to enjoy the woodland or the stars if you have a night time relax. One within the first 4 yurts as you enter the site at the northern end, and another within the southern end of the site between Foxglove and Robin Tipi…

Testimonials

Local Attractions

There are many local attractions and places to visit. The Forest of Dean easily within driving distance and full of places to visit. Ross on Wye one of Britain’s old market towns. Hay on Wye famed for its myriad of bookshops or take a paddle down the river Wye by hiring a canoe or kayak…

Set in 17 acres of natural mixed woodland within an area of
"Outstanding Natural Beauty"

Testimonials

Groups

The site can be hired out to suitable groups for a celebration or just to gather with friends and family. Our location being central to the country makes it easy to meet up

Being a peaceful family and couples campsite, family groups are very welcome. Just contact prior to booking to discuss group size etc. We have put much love and care into developing a beautiful site so come and enjoy a ‘down to earth’ experience!

A peaceful family and couples campsite, family groups are very welcome.

Kids get to run wild and play safely in woods!

Children

Among the most positive feedback we have received from our guests over the years, is how the site offers children of all ages, the opportunity to experience a totally natural adventure of pure freedom and space.

The woodland is mainly flat, well fenced and safe. There are woodland tracks to explore, swings to find, many trees to climb and lots of materials for den making and….

Frequently Asked Questions?

What is the difference between a tipi and a yurt?

Beside the obvious difference in the shape of a tipi verses a yurt, the main difference is the way the heat source works. The yurts have a closed cotton canvas with the flue of the wood burner coming out of the top section of the roof. Whereas the tipi has Smoke Flaps which you need to open with a wooden pole,(demos are given on arrival). Once open you can then light your wood burner inside your tipi. Once you have finished with the fire you then close the Smoke Flaps.

Size wise the tipis have the have surface area as Little Owl Yurt and Valley Yurt, and sleep the same number of people, 4-5. Both the tipis and yurts have same bed arrangements and interiors. Due to the low nature of the tipi doors, older guests need to bend down to enter the tipi. We recommend the yurts for families with very young children in the colder months as the yurts offer a more consistent heat.

What do i need to bring?

Your bedding, (we provide pillows and one king sized duvet and wool blankets) torch, towels, your food. Our kitchen is fully equipped, so no need to bring plates, saucepans etc. We have it all, you may want to bring old pans if you wish to cook over the fire on your fire pit. You may hire bed linen from us, email Julia to arrange at least a week before your stay.

Is the site suitable for disabled people?

Yes. It is possible for wheelchairs to move from the car park to a yurt or tipi without encountering any steps. Please call Julia for more details as to which tipi or yurt would work best for you considering your individual needs.

Do you except groups?

Yes. Our campsite is well designed to offer a fantastic venue for group get-togethers. We are not a Party site, but we do except the more down to earth mature all adult groups at our desecration. We have lots family groups and people wishing to celebrate their birthdays and weddings with us.

The entire site sleeps up to 50 people in total. It is possible to hire half of the site which sleeps up to 25 people, giving you a private kitchen, bake house, showers, bath, wood fired hot tub and under canvas eating area.

If I do hire half of the site which tipis and yurts do I get?

The Southern end of the site; woodpecker yurt, foxglove yurt, buzzard tipi, robin tipi. and lark tipi. Sleeping 25 people in total. The Northern end of the site; bluebell yurt, little owl yurt, valley yurt, oak yurt and bell tent. Sleeping 24 people in total.

Do you except dogs?

No sorry, guide dogs only.