If you’re on the hunt for the best places to go glamping in Hampshire, then you’re in luck, because we’ve rounded them up for you right here.
Hampshire is packed full of amazing glamping spots, so whether you prefer a pod or a yurt, you’ll be sure to find your perfect match.
There’s plenty to discover during your stay in Hampshire, and these gorgeous glamping spots are the ideal base for your weekend of exploring.
So, without further ado, let’s get stuck in and find your new favourite place to go glamping in Hampshire.
There are plenty of unique and quirky spots to choose from!
1. Wild Escapes Treehouses
Price per night: From £245 for 2 people
Location: Fullerton, nr Andover
The Wild Escapes Treehouses are gorgeous little retreats that have been designed and built using local materials and cutting-edge techniques.
They’re located on the 1,000-acre Fullerton Farm, and you may well bump into a farm animal or two as you wander around the farm.
There are four beautiful treehouses to choose from, so you’ll be sure to find your perfect match.
For me, it’s got to be the Damselfly Treehouse – it’s secluded, private and an absolute stunner!
There are plenty of activities to enjoy here, too, from wine tours and truffle hunting right through to fly fishing, so you’ll be sure to be kept busy here!
Get booked in and enjoy the stay of a lifetime.
What guests say: “We had a wonderful weekend at the Damselfly Treehouse. Everything about the treehouse, its setting and location were perfect for a relaxing weekend away with our dog. The design, fittings and finish of the treehouse are as good as the reviews. Warm, comfortable, and cosy with beautiful views in each direction. A perfect welcome hamper with quality local essentials and a few treats for us and the dog.”
2. Wriggly Tin Shepherds Huts
Price per night: From £51 for 2 people
Location: Hambledon, nr Waterlooville
Wriggly Tin Shepherds Huts are a place to step back in time to a simpler way of life.
They’re cosy and traditional, and they’re the perfect retreat from the modern world.
The huts are set in a secluded meadow that’s surrounded by a beautiful ancient bluebell wood, meaning you’ll be truly immersed in nature here.
They’ve been cleverly designed and are beautifully decorated, with a vintage touch that you’ll be sure to fall in love with.
On colder nights, fire up the wood-burning stoves to keep you toasty, then curl up in your snug bed to wind down the perfect day with a good book.
There’s nowhere else quite like this!
What guests say: “We just got back from the most wonderful weekend at the Wriggly Tin Shepherds’ Huts. We stayed in Boundary, which was just beautiful. The whole hut was so well thought out – every space was used efficiently, the hut was full of unusual but beautiful vintage items creating a beautiful, homely space.”
3. Bluebell Shepherds Hut
Price per night: From £80 for 2 people
Location: Chilworth, nr Eastleigh
Bluebell Shepherds Hut is a breathtaking little spot in a clearing in the woods.
It offers you the perfect place to get away from the hustle and bustle of daily life, so if you need to properly unwind, then this is the place to go.
After a long day of exploring the New Forest, head back to your cosy hut and hop into the wood-fired hot tub to soak up the surroundings.
There are also some great activities on-site, including fishing and golf, so there’s something for everyone to get stuck into here.
If you prefer to enjoy life at a slower pace, then grab your favourite book, pack your stuff and get on down here for the stay of your dreams.
What guests say: “We had a lovely, peaceful stay. The cabin was well put together with clever, thoughtful touches. The hot tub had also been fired up before we arrived which meant we had a fuss-free relaxed evening using it. The cabin was a good distance from the other lodges and had a lovely deck outside with a BBQ and firepit. We were cool in the daytime and warm at night.”
4. Little Place in the Country
Price per night: From £165 for 2 people
Location: Medstead, nr New Alresford
Little Place in the Country is one of the most unique places to go glamping in Hampshire – and one of my favourites too!
It’s the perfect escape to the country, where you can soak up the fresh air, peaceful vibes and jaw-dropping views.
Here you’ll wake up to the relaxing sound of birdsong as the sun starts to stream through the window, waking you up in the most joyful of ways.
They’ve got some lovely options on offer, from the Wagon in the Woods to the Horse Hut, so you’ll be sure to find the one for you.
For me, it’s got to be the Wagon in the Woods.
That design is just unlike anything else I’ve ever seen before!
What guests say: “Truly unique place. Very tranquil, peaceful place. Ideal for a short, peaceful break. Small and cosy but equipped with all you need. We arrived late on a wet, wild and windy Friday – muddy outside but the wagon was spotless, the hot tub ready to go and ideal to warm up and relax – watched clouds rolling past to reveal a beautiful starry sky over the fields behind the wagon.”
5. Bentley’s Frenchmoor Shepherds Hut
Price per night: From £125 for 2 people
Location: West Tytherley, nr Mottisfont
Say hello to the ultimate boutique hotel room in a field!
Bentley’s Frenchmoor Shepherds Hut is the very best in luxury private accommodation, and it’s one of our favourite spots for glamping in Hampshire.
It offers a unique, breathtaking experience, providing the ideal space for those who are looking for a totally private getaway.
The luxury hut is on an eight-acre smallholding, right next to the beautiful 1,700-acre Bentley Wood where you will be able to enjoy total tranquillity.
It’s beautifully crafted and insulated with sheep’s wool, and it’s complete with a log burner to keep you cosy all year round.
Pour yourself a glass of bubbly and hop in the hot tub as the sun goes down!
What guests say: “Peace and tranquillity are in abundance here. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, lush greenery and a trio of cheeky alpacas. The shepherd’s hut has everything you’ll need to unwind from the hustle and bustle of life. Peter and Georgie are great hosts and are on hand to answer any questions you may have.”
6. The Meadow Glamping
Price per night: From £105 for 2 people
Location: Broughton, nr Mottisfont
The Meadow Glamping is tucked away in a quiet corner of Broughton.
Its two-acre setting is tranquil and idyllic, while still being conveniently close to this typical English country village.
Take the rowing boat out on a short lap around the lake, or grab your favourite book and curl up in a corner of the meadow to relax.
They’ve got three units spread across their land, so you’ll be sure to find your perfect match.
Cook up something tasty then sit next to the river to watch the trout and ducklings as they bob around in the water below.
This truly is the dream glamping spot!
What guests say: “This is the most peaceful, wonderful place I’ve ever been! Went with a group so had the whole place and a weekend was not enough! The details in the design, the hosts, the nature, everything was what it says and more! I couldn’t fault anything if I tried. Kate and her family are so helpful and welcoming and just genuinely lovely people, it would be a task and a half to fault anything!”
7. Longhorn Pod at Barrow Hill Barns
Price per night: From £137 for 2 people
Location: Ramsdean, nr East Meon
If you’re looking for the perfect spot to go glamping in Hampshire and get away from it all, then Longhorn Pod at Barrow Hill Barns is the place for you.
It’s a gorgeous tiny home that’s nestled in the rolling hills of the South Downs National Park, and it’s absolutely mind-blowing.
This beautiful pod offers a total retreat from daily life, while still providing all of the creature comforts to truly make this a home away from home.
After a long day of exploring the surroundings, take a dip in the large outdoor roll-top bath under the starry night sky.
The hut gives you incredible views of the farm, so you’ll feel truly immersed in nature here!
What guests say: “Amazing cabin with great views, could see lots of wild hares and baby deer wandering in the fields. Great for a very peaceful getaway. The bath was amazing to have a soak and feel like you were in nature. Definitely would return.”
8. Two Hoots Glamping
Price per night: From £86 for 2 people
Location: Gundleton, nr Winchester
Two Hoots Glamping is a dreamy spot to stay for a few days.
It’s set in the middle of incredible wildlife in a beautiful countryside setting, and I just know you’re going to fall in love with it.
There’s plenty of wildlife living around the site, from friendly deer to adorable sheep and lambs, so this is the perfect choice for nature lovers.
There are two shepherd’s huts to choose from, and each is just as lovely as the other.
The huts are adult-only, so this is a great place for a romantic couple’s break.
Cook up a tasty meal on your very own BBQ, then settle in on the patio to watch the sun go down over the countryside.
There’s nothing better, trust me!
What guests say: “Brilliant getaway experience. The accommodation and facilities were fantastic. Waking up in the fields was so peaceful and relaxing. So much wildlife to see from a beautiful hare, deer, pheasant, guinea fowl (didn’t even know we had these in England?!) and regular sightings of an amazing red kite bird (it was huge!) circling overhead. We enjoyed great weather and the whole place to ourselves. Highly recommend for a quiet getaway. Many thanks to the host for everything.”
9. The Old Dairy Farm Glamping
Price per night: From £110 for 5 people
Location: Emsworth, nr Portsmouth
The Old Dairy Farm Glamping is the perfect retreat, no doubt about it.
If you’re passionate about being in nature, then this is the place for you.
Get the perfect night’s sleep in your luxurious yurt under the stars, before waking up to the sound of birdsong and neighing horses.
Their beautiful nomadic yurts have been custom made to the highest standards, and they’re some of the best around.
Nestled in their own secluded paddock with views over the South Downs, these yurts really are in a class of their own.
They even leave you a little welcome tray, you lucky things!
What guests say: “Our second visit, this time with our children and grandchildren, did not let us down. Debbie and Lily thank you for being such wonderful hosts – clean and comfortable yurts with every facility necessary for a great glamping experience!”
10. Cedar Valley Glamping
Price per night: From £153 for 2 people
Location: East Meon, nr Petersfield
Cedar Valley Glamping is a dreamy spot for glamping in Hampshire.
It can be found in the Meon Valley, on the private estate of Bereleigh, right in the heart of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Their glamping collection has a selection of luxury cabins, as well as Betty the Bedford, a restored horse lorry that’s totally unique.
There’s an on-site café and restaurant in a prime sunshine spot, perfect for enjoying wood-fired sourdough pizzas and local beer and cider in the summer.
The accommodation is comfortable and cosy, and they all will make you feel right at home.
When it comes to relaxing retreats, you can’t find much better than this!
What guests say: “I love staying in niche places, so when I saw Betty online last year I was excited to book a stay in her. I had to wait a year though as she was fully booked for a long time! Betty is a converted Bedford truck and she has everything you need for a few days stay. The bed is very comfortable and brings back memories of childhood climbing up the ladder into it! The surroundings are stunning, situated in a wheat field and the deck is south facing so you get the sunshine all day. It has a wooden cabin just across the deck with a lovely roll top bath and shower. The room itself is always warm and the water is always hot.”
11. Harry’s Hut
Price per night: From £65 for 2 people
Location: Stuckton, nr Ringwood
Harry’s Hut is a gorgeous shepherd’s hut in the heart of the New Forest.
It’s located in a small wood overlooking the owners’ paddock, and it’s got a real sense of peace and tranquillity about it.
You can spend a day exploring ancient woodland in the New Forest, being sure to stop off at one of the lovely pubs nearby.
The hut itself is beautifully built, promising a comfortable and cosy stay.
It’s completely secluded, offering a total escape, and it really is a dream place to stay.
You’ll find comfortable outdoor seating and a large fire pit outside, as well as a mini BBQ for those warm summer nights.
Lie back in the hammock and watch the stars come out above you!
What guests say: “Cosy shepherd’s hut in lovely secluded woodland, overlooking paddocks. Very quiet with only birdsong to interrupt you. The shepherd’s hut is well-equipped for a short stay and has an extremely comfortable bed! The weather allowed a BBQ for a couple of evenings and it was nice to make use of the outside space. The small shower room inside is an added bonus for a shepherd’s hut.”
12. Brocklands Farm Safari Tents
Price per night: From £149 for 6 people
Location: Warford, nr Petersfield
If you’re looking for a truly rustic escape, then Brocklands Farm Safari Tents are for you.
They’ve got two spacious safari tents to choose from, both of which are tucked away at the end of a gorgeous grassy meadow.
The tents have a rustic-chic vibe, with beautiful décor that creates a cosy feel.
Each tent sleeps six people, so there’s plenty of space for you to bring the whole gang along to this one – it’s like the Tardis!
In the middle of the off-grid living area, there’s a wood-burning range where you can cook up a storm while the wood-burner keeps you toasty.
Be sure to bring some marshmallows to toast on the fire pit!
What guests say: “I booked the Lapwing for a long weekend to celebrate a big birthday with friends. Due to the layout, I would say you have to be close friends (we are) as every noise is heard at night! I think if the weather was nicer we’d have been able to make the most of the beautiful view by using the lovely veranda and the fire pit but it was very cosy, especially with the wood burner and the fairy lights. It was memorable and enjoyable and Buffy and Hugh were very helpful and the welcome cake was delicious.”
13. Escape and Retreat Glamping
Price per night: From £149 for 2 people
Location: Little London, nr Andover
Escape and Retreat Glamping is the ultimate romantic spot for glamping in Hampshire.
It’s secluded and peaceful, with views across the rolling hills of the North Wessex Downs.
From the moment you step inside, you’ll feel right at home.
You’ll be welcomed by the glow of the cast-iron stove and a selection of homemade goodies to help you settle into your home away from home.
After a long day of exploring the surroundings, take a dip in the wood-fired hot tub with a glass of something tasty, allowing you to truly unwind.
Head over to the BBQ shack and show off your cooking skills before enjoying an al fresco meal.
They even stock the fridge with breakfast essentials – they’ve covered all bases here!
What guests say: “We had an incredible long weekend at Escape and Retreat and loved every moment. The location is breathtaking with nature surrounding the beautiful shepherd’s hut. Stepping outside the farm you will find yourself in secluded woods with endless walks to nearby villages and pubs. Our hosts were wonderful. Anna and Charlie made us feel so welcome, preparing quality food and ensuring we had everything we needed.”
14. Meon Springs Glamping
Price per night: From £65 for 2 people
Location: East Meon, nr Petersfield
Meon Springs Glamping is the perfect place to get away from it all.
They’ve been running a yurt village long before glamping became popular, so they’ve had years of experience in creating the perfect stay.
There’s a selection of cosy yurts as well as some lovely shepherd’s huts by the lake, and I know you’ll find your dream spot here.
There’s plenty to do here, whether it’s heading out on a walk to explore the local area or grabbing a fishing rod and heading out to the lake.
You can even bring your four-legged friend along, so the whole family is welcome here!
Trust me, you’re going to want to book this one immediately.
What guests say: “Just got back from a lovely weekend at Meon Springs with some friends. The Hawthorn and the adjoining hut are made up for two couples with a kitchen and toilet and shower facilities in a separate hut. All the facilities worked really well in the kitchen, BBQ and fire pit. It is very relaxing for fishing and is on the South Downs so lots of great walks if fishing isn’t your thing.”
15. The Pigsty Pod
Price per night: From £151 for 2 people
Location: Winchester
The Pigsty Pod is Winchester’s first luxury woodland hideaway.
It’s a real bolthole that offers a dreamy rural escape, and it’s one of our absolute favourite places to go glamping in Hampshire.
The pod has a king-sized bed for you to cosy up in, so you can rest assured that you’ll have a pretty perfect night’s sleep here.
When you’ve spent a day wandering around the local area, you’ll want to hop into the roll-top bath to unwind as you enjoy the private, rural views.
This is a beautiful spot that’s got everything you could ever need, and you’re not going to want to miss it.
Get booked in now!
What guests say: “I had a lovely time celebrating my birthday at The Pigsty. I wanted to get away and relax and I have to say I haven’t felt this relaxed in ages. Amazing countryside location with fantastic amenities (especially the bath!). I definitely hope to stay again in the future.”
16. The Good Shepherds Hut
Price per night: From £114 for 2 people
Location: High Cross, nr Petersfield
The Good Shepherds Hut is a luxurious hut in tranquil surroundings.
It’s a gorgeous little spot that’s perfect for getting away from it all, and I know that it’s going to be love at first sight for anyone who goes here.
They say the hut isn’t too far from anywhere, but is a million miles from any cares, so if you want to truly escape daily life, then this is the place for you.
They’ve got a lovely Scandinavian-style wood-fired hot tub, which is dreamy to hop into as the sun goes down over the Hampshire countryside.
The hut is located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, so if you love an incredible view, then you’re going to love it here!
What guests say: “Wonderful hut in a perfect location for a peaceful weekend away. The hut is cosy and has everything you need for relaxing in the countryside.
Angela was always friendly and helpful, with clear instructions for finding the hut, local recommendations, and lots of helpful tips for making the most of the fire and the hot tub! Cosy bed, warm shower, and a lovely welcome breakfast basket that lasted us two days!”
17. Nature’s Nook Cabin
Price per night: From £123 for 2 people
Location: Standon, nr Winchester
Nature’s Nook Cabin is easily one of my favourite spots to go glamping in Hampshire.
It offers a peaceful rural getaway, with some of the most spectacular views of the Winchester countryside and plenty of wildlife right on your doorstep.
The cabin can be found on a working arable farm, nestled on the edge of a bluebell wood that gives the space a real sense of serenity.
On warmer evenings, fire up the fire pit and cook up something delicious before tucking into your tasty meal under the starry night sky.
The historical city of Winchester is just a short drive away, making this cabin the perfect base.
If you want to relax in the heart of the countryside, then Nature’s Nook will tick all the boxes!
What guests say: “I had a lovely time at Nature’s Nook! Peaceful, beautiful surroundings, very cosy decoration and amenities were perfect. From walking up to the Nook to opening the door, it was a wow moment. I loved staying here and felt instantly comfortable. The special touches to make the break relaxing and homely were lovely, as well as all of the information about the nearby town. Winchester was also a lovely place and the recommendations were great. Sara was a great, responsive host and I’ll definitely be back here for a romantic getaway!”
18. Fernwood Glamping
Price per night: From £80 for 2 people
Location: Ringwood
Fernwood Glamping should be right at the top of your list of spots to go glamping in Hampshire.
It’s a small, family-run business that really puts its guests first, so if you’re looking for a home away from home, then this is it.
They’ve got a rustic shepherd’s hut and a beautifully painted gypsy caravan, and whichever one you choose will be sure to blow you away.
For me, it’s all about the gypsy van – who doesn’t love a unique accommodation after all!
Both options can sleep two adults and two young children, but they’re best suited to a romantic couple’s break away from it all.
If you love supporting local, then you’re going to adore this gorgeous glamping site!
What guests say: “What a nostalgic experience we had staying in the Shepherds Hut. Memories of the Famous Five came to mind, captured in the timeless decor and accessories – matched with feather down quilt, comforter, and choice of soft and firm pillows on a ‘deadly’ comfortable mattress that you will struggle to leave. If you are a star gazer it’s a fantastic spot also. Rachel is very easygoing, with a great sense of humour and I thank you for opening your home and garden for all to experience.”
19. Lightfoot’s Farm Glamping
Price per night: From £89 for 5 people
Location: Sway, nr Lymington
If you fancy soaking in a hot tub and watching the evening turn to night with a glass of wine in hand, then Lightfoot’s Farm Glamping will tick all the boxes.
If you love cooking al fresco, then this is the place for you, as you’ll have your own fire bowl as well as a shared kitchen where you can cook using veg from the on-site gardens.
They’ve got two tents that sleep ten people and another two that sleep five, so there’s plenty of space to bring the whole gang along.
Explore the forest on foot or by bike, then head back to relax in the comfort of your very own beautiful bell tent.
There really isn’t anywhere else quite like this!
What guests say: “We loved our stay in the bell tents. Excellent location for exploring the area. A group of seven of us were extremely comfortable between the two tents. Loads of great facilities including the wood-fired hot tub and nicely kitted-out field kitchen. Would definitely recommend to anyone visiting the New Forest.”
20. Gambledown Farm Safari Tents
Price per night: From £226 for 6 people
Location: Sherfield English, nr Southampton
Gambledown Farm Safari Tents are an absolute dream.
The tents each sleep six people, with plenty of space for you and your loved ones to cosy up and spend quality time together.
There’s a lovely fire pit to huddle round as you toast marshmallows outside, as well as sizeable front decks to take in the scenic views.
They also have an on-site farm shop, where you can get all your glamping essentials, from fire logs to Gambledown meat.
Every Tuesday and Saturday in the summer they also host a pizza night where you can get to know your fellow glampers.
This really is a dream come true!
What guests say: “They have thought of everything here, the safari tents are well equipped, clean and spacious. We were a group of four adults and two children and there was plenty of room for us all. The child-size wheelbarrows were an exciting surprise for my little one as were the children’s climbing frames and swings.”
21. Shepherds Pye Railway Carriage
Price per night: From £86 for 2 people
Location: Plaitford, nr Southampton
Shepherds Pye Railway Carriage is easily one of the best places to go glamping in Hampshire, and I know you’re going to love it.
It’s a unique 1920s railway carriage that was rescued from a local farm and lovingly restored to create a cosy and modern retreat.
The carriage is in a secluded little spot on the owners’ farm, where it overlooks a lake, creating a peaceful atmosphere.
It’s right on the edge of the New Forest, making it the perfect base for exploring your gorgeous natural surroundings.
There’s even an indoor heated swimming pool and a wooden sauna to unwind in!
What guests say: “The perfect private chilled weekend away. The hut itself is modern, clean and cosy. Great location – you’re not disturbed and feel out of the way but only a few minutes drive from the New Forest walks, local shop, pub etc. The dog loved his freedom to roam and watch all the wildlife. The other half enjoyed his weekend of easy fishing and BBQ duties – hiring the firepit is a must. The weather and surroundings were so lovely, we didn’t leave to explore the swimming pool/farm so will definitely have to come back and do that. Our only regret was not staying longer. Thank you for having us :)”
22. Marina Yurts
Price per night: From £110 for 2 adults and 3 children
Location: Emsworth, nr Portsmouth
Marina Yurts is the perfect place to relax in the countryside.
Each yurt can sleep two adults and up to three children, so it’s an ideal family retreat.
They’re located next to the shoreline on a beautiful secluded peninsula in the heart of Emsworth Yacht Harbour, with beautiful views of the surroundings.
Staying here is a dream if you’re looking to unwind, and there’s plenty to keep you busy.
From surfing and fishing to kayaking and coastal walks, there’s something for everyone here, so it’s a great choice for an active holiday.
After an adrenaline-filled day, head back to your comfortable yurt and fire up the BBQ.
This is a place that really does have it all!
What guests say: “Wonderful three-night break in the heatwave. Lots of shade under the pine trees on the marina promontory the four yurts are on. The shower block facilities are very close by, it’s a short walk to pubs, shops in Emsworth, and paddle boarding and kayaking are arranged with the owner who’s always contactable. A thoroughly wonderful place, very well thought out and really well designed. Highly recommend!”
23. Luxury Shepherds Hut in Alpaca Field
Price per night: From £151 for 2 people
Location: West Tytherley, nr Mottisfont
Luxury Shepherds Hut in Alpaca Field is the perfect place to go glamping in Hampshire if you’re looking for a stay with a difference.
It’s secluded without being isolated and understated yet luxurious.
This is a place that’s completely in touch with nature, and it’s the dream rural retreat.
This lovely hut is authentic but still has all of your creature comforts, from a Scandinavian wood-fired hot tub to a BBQ and pizza oven.
After a day of exploring Hampshire, curl up in the cosy bed with a glass of wine as you watch the stars come out above you through the stunning glass ceiling.
Best of all, of course, are the on-site alpacas who are happy to say hello!
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24. The Farley Hangar
Price per night: From £155 for 2 people
Location: Braishfield, nr Rpmsey
The Farley Hangar is the place to go for peace, quiet and incredible views.
It’s got amazing views of Hampshire’s woodlands and the Isle of Wight, right from the comfort of your very own retreat.
You’ll spot plenty of wildlife here, too, so it’s a dream for nature lovers.
The reclaimed wood and brass fittings are paired with luxurious fabrics to create a truly special space in the heart of Hampshire.
They provide farm eggs on your first day, so you’ll be treated to a true countryside breakfast.
This place is described as the antidote to modern hectic life – if you want a real escape, then look no further than The Farley Hangar!
What guests say: “This place is beautiful! Had the most relaxing weekend away, it is so peaceful, and the only sound was the birds. A fantastic escape from city life. The view from the hangar is stunning and we saw lots of wildlife. Everything was as pictured/described plus the hosts had left us some lovely extra treats too. Highly recommend staying here.”
25. Feather Down Manor Farm
Price per night: From £127.50 for 6 people
Location: East Worldham, nr Farnham
Feather Down Manor Farm is one of our favourite spots for glamping in Hampshire.
They’ve been hosted guests since 2006, and they’ve really nailed glamping over the years.
You’ll bump into cattle on sheep on your strolls around the farm, so if you love to be at one with nature, then this place will be your dream.
Their glamping site looks out on the old farm orchard and crop fields, reinforcing a sense of peace and relaxation.
There are seven canvas hideaways to choose from, with each as lovely as the next.
You can even try your hand at spring lambing if you’re around during the lambing months!
For a unique off-grid experience, look no further than this.
What guests say: “We are returning customers from 15 years ago to Manor Farm. It was good to see that the ethos of Feather Down is still to come and appreciate the simple life. There’s no electricity and everything is fire-powered, which instantly makes you slow down and relax. There were some great new features like the private showers, BBQ, fire pits and hot tub, which we used extensively throughout the week.”
26. Forest Bell Tents
Price per night: £85 per person (up to 21 people)
Location: Sopley, nr Bournemouth
Forest Bell Tents are the dream choice for luxurious group glamping.
They offer a tranquil haven between the New Forest and Bournemouth Bay, allowing you to truly immerse yourself in nature.
They have a great range of tents, with something for everyone to fall in love with.
Their tent camps have everything from gas BBQs to wood-fired pizza ovens, as well as the obligatory campfire, of course!
There’s even a heated chill-out yurt with its very own bar area.
Why not head out on a horseback riding tour to explore the area while you’re here?
They really have thought of everything here, trust me!
What guests say: “Forest Bell Tents was a total dream glamping holiday for me and a group of friends. The facilities are unrivalled from anything similar I’ve stayed in before. I’d totally recommend it! We drove down from London and the location was perfect!”
27. Shepherds Hut
Price per night: From £70 for 2 people
Location: North Gorley, nr Fordingbridge
This Shepherds Hut is right in the heart of the New Forest.
It’s an idyllic retreat that’s perfect for nature lovers who still enjoy their home comforts.
The hut is fully insulated and heated, so it’s perfect no matter the season!
Thanks to its south-facing position, it’s got stunning views of the surrounding nature and the beautiful New Forest.
The shepherd’s hut is full of character and one of the comfiest spots around.
This little bijou beauty is like a Tardis, opening up to a cosy, relaxing retreat.
Wander down to the local pubs for a proper, hearty country pub meal, then head back to your hut for a dreamy night’s sleep.
What guests say: “This was a great getaway! So peaceful and was able to do things I don’t usually get to do! Made me feel refreshed and excited. I loved it so much that I asked to stay an extra night which was thankfully available! Jo was always so helpful and made sure to check I was alright. She was also very responsive if I ever needed anything or had any questions. Such a brilliant stay!”
28. Beechen Glamping
Price per night: From £100 for 5 people
Location: Dundrige, nr Bishop’s Waltham
Beechen Glamping is the dream spot for glamping in Hampshire.
It’s located on the edge of the South Downs National Park, and it’s perfectly located between Winchester and Portsmouth.
This is a lovely place to slow down and relax, with magical views to soak in all around.
There are two lovely tents to choose from, and they really do offer the ultimate glamping experience.
Both tents are built onto raised wooden platforms to keep you insulated from the ground, and they’re a great choice no matter the weather.
Play a board game as the sun goes down, then fire up the BBQ for a tasty meal.
You’ll leave here feeling completely refreshed!
What guests say: “We stayed three nights in the Hazel Safari tent and had a fabulous first glamping experience. We stayed here because it was a small site, with only two tents and private bathroom facilities. The tent is very spacious and well-equipped with a large verandah. There is plenty of private space outside the tent to play games, BBQ and roast marshmallows on the fire pit. The site is set in beautiful countryside within very easy reach of an excellent pub and Bishop’s Waltham.”
Quick Breakdown of the Best Places to Glamping in Hampshire
As you can see, there are so many amazing places to go glamping in Hampshire!
So much so that I’m sure you’re already struggling with which to choose!
That’s why I’ve done the legwork for you and shortlisted six of the best for you which will hopefully narrow down your search.
My personal favourite glamping site in Hampshire: Cedar Valley Glamping
The cheapest glamping site in Hampshire: Wriggly Tin Shepherds Huts
Most luxurious glamping site in Hampshire: Wild Escapes Treehouses
Most unique glamping site in Hampshire: Little Place in the Country
Best glamping site in Hampshire for couples: Bentley’s Frenchmoor Shepherds Hut
Best glamping site in Hampshire for large groups: Forest Bell Tents