If you’ve been hunting far and wide for the best spots for glamping in Wiltshire, then you’ve come to the right place!
We’ve rounded up our absolute favourite places to go glamping in Wiltshire, and I can promise you that you’ll find your new go-to spot here.
There really is something for everyone in this incredible county, so you’ll be sure to find your dream glamping site here.
So, without further ado, let’s get stuck in and find you somewhere to stay.
There are some gorgeous options on offer!
1. Hidden Wood Glamping
Price per night: From £121 for 4 people
Location: Corsley, nr Frome
Hidden Wood Glamping is the place to go for fancy camping with a dash of luxury.
They’ve got three cabins to choose from, each of which offers total seclusion.
Each one has its own wood-burning hot tub and a private garden, making it a perfect choice for those that want to get away from it all.
They’re beautifully styled and have a rustic-chic feel to them, and it’s not hard to see how they’ve earned a spot on this list.
They even welcome well-behaved pooches, so the whole family can come along for a taste of the slow life in the countryside.
What guests say: “Set on its own hidden valley in Wiltshire, this is a secluded peaceful piece of luxury. The pods are perfectly located for day trips to Longleat, Wookey Hole and Stonehenge.”
2. Oakdown Treehouse
Price per night: From £200 for 2 people
Location: Colerne, Wiltshire
Oakdown Treehouse is the type of place where you can leave your phone at the door and settle down for a few days for all-important rest, good books and even better hot tub soaks.
The interior exudes an aura of luxurious comfort, while the lovely outdoor decking provides the perfect place to reconnect with nature.
It’s the best of both worlds!
From the Egyptian cotton-clad king-size bed to the leather armchairs nestled in front of the log burner, this is a spot that will make you want to stay inside.
Come rain or shine, a stay here is a guaranteed good time.
What guests say: “The Oakdown Treehouse is a slice of paradise in Wiltshire. A decadent, luxurious, stay that made me consider moving into my own treehouse. Waking up to being serenaded by cows, the picturesque view and the hot tub in the sunshine was bliss. We loved discovering the breakfast cupboard… it felt like a yummier version of Narnia.”
3. Campwell Farm Bell Tents
Price per night: From £104 for 2 people
Location: Winsley, nr Bradford-on-Avon
If you’re looking to escape into a village of canvas and timber hideouts, then look no further than the incredible Campwell Farm Bell Tents.
They can be found on a fifth-generation working sheep farm, and they perfectly blend into their beautiful surroundings to offer a true countryside escape.
It’s an off-grid eco-friendly retreat that dreams of offering its guests a simpler, more natural and more adventurous world.
There are seven bell tents to choose from, complete with real beds and wood-burning stoves.
If you’d rather a yurt or a shingled cabin, then you’re in luck, because they have those too!
Now this really is a spot that has it all.
What guests say: “We had an amazing stay at Campwell Farm. The ethos of the place runs through everything, with a great finish to all the accommodation, cooking areas, etc, all with an off-grid, back-to-nature style.”
4. Puckshipton Treehouse
Price per night: From £95 for 2 people
Location: Marden, nr Devizes
Puckshipton Treehouse is for the wild at heart.
It’s totally unique in its offering, and I know you’re going to love it.
They don’t allow any vehicle access within three miles of the treehouse, and it’s totally self-sufficient, so it’s really one for those wanting a bit of seclusion.
The whole treehouse is suspended from the trees and is reached by a beautiful walkway.
When you fancy a shower or a hot meal, you’ll have to head down to ground level and make your way through the tangled tree-root terrain.
Head on down here, pour yourself a glass of something nice and lay back in the hammock and relax.
Now that is living!
What guests say: “We had the most fantastic stay at Puckshipton Treehouse. James has thought of everything, even down to providing brilliant solar lamps and cans of beans so visitors don’t have to hike in carrying masses of heavy food. We did hike in and it was the perfect way to arrive – I think we appreciated our stay all the more for it – and James’ instructions were great, so it became a treasure trail of sorts! The setting and set-up are both beautiful. James’ passion for doing things properly really comes across.”
5. Mill Farm Safari Tents
Price per night: From £100 for 6 people
Location: Poulshot, nr Devizes
Mill Farm Safari Tents are the perfect place to enjoy the best of the beautiful British countryside, right in the heart of Wiltshire.
This is a place where you can truly immerse yourself in nature, even going so far as to head out on Farmer Chris’ organic farm tour to get to know the space.
There are four canvas safari tents to choose from, all of which offer privacy and peace without feeling isolated from each other.
Stepping inside the lodges is like entering the Tardis – they’re so much bigger than you expect!
They’re split into several rooms, with space for up to six people each, so the whole gang can get involved.
Curl up in front of your very own rustic stove with a good book – there’s nothing quite like that cosy feeling in the wintertime!
What guests say: “Had the most amazing time from start to finish. A lovely warm welcome and beautiful safari tent complete with an endless supply of dry wood to run the wood-burning stove. Our daughters (10 and 12 years) loved the rope swing and stopping by the alpacas in the morning to say hello. A truly beautiful spot and felt like much longer than just a weekend away.”
6. Mill Farm Treehouse
Price per night: From £271 for 4 people
Location: Poulshot, nr Devizes
The Mill Farm Treehouse is a gorgeous place where you can relax like a King.
The treehouse has beautiful panoramic views of the surrounding lush green meadows, as well as offering a peek at the local wildlife.
Watch the ducks splash about in the stream or focus your attention on the deer roaming freely – this is a nature lover’s dream!
As the sun starts to go down behind the trees, pour yourself a glass of something tasty and head out to the decking to take in the sunset.
The treehouse is spread across three spacious floors, so there’s plenty of space for the family here!
What guests say: “Mill Farm Treehouse was magical. The treehouse itself was beautiful and tastefully decorated with lovely interiors, while the farm was also lovely, with plenty of animals, glorious views, activities for the children, a hot tub and a BBQ for the summer evenings. Farmer Chris is very friendly and welcoming and is more than willing to help. Overall our stay was perfect. Thank you so much.”
7. Railway Carriage
Price per night: From £73 for 2 people
Location: Lyneham, nr Chippenham
Railway Carriage offers a glamping experience like no other.
It’s romantic and intimate, with a cosy feel that will make you feel right at home.
Despite its cosiness, there is plenty of space to get comfortable, so be sure to curl up in one of its little nooks with your favourite book and a steaming cup of tea.
The carriage is a true delight, with a lovely little cabin bedroom from which you can watch the local wildlife as they go about their daily lives.
On those warmer evenings, be sure to dine al fresco on the private patio.
There’s even a natural wild pool for you to take a dip in if you want to really dive into nature!
What guests say: “Had a relaxing weekend stay at the Railway Carriage. It was extremely comfortable and homely. Such a quiet area with a lovely outside space – even saw a stag on one of our walks. We thoroughly enjoyed swimming in the natural pool. Hope to visit again. Would definitely recommend it.”
8. Widbrook Barns Glamping
Price per night: From £98 for 2 people
Location: Bradford-on-Avon
At Widbrook Barns Glamping, they’ve really nailed what glamping is all about.
Their lovely gypsy wagon and shepherd’s hut are tucked away in the grassy areas beside a brook, offering the perfect place to relax.
They’ve got proper beds and private bathrooms, elevating your camping experience to a true glamping stay with all the home comforts.
They even serve a full breakfast in the Tuck Barn!
These gorgeous stays offer a taste of the Enid Blyton lifestyle with an added dose of comfort, and I know you’re going to love them.
This is what glamping in Wiltshire is all about!
What guests say: “Great welcome, lovely accommodation, excellent shower and fantastic breakfast. Really can’t recommend Widbrook more!”
9. Highway Hill Boutique Camping
Price per night: From £95 for 2 people
Location: Highway, nr Royal Wootton Bassett
Highway Hill Boutique Camping is one of our absolute favourite spots to go glamping in Wiltshire, and I know you’re going to love it.
It’s set on 100 acres of private land in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and it truly is the perfect place to go for a spot of peace and quiet.
They have three cosy shepherds’ huts and two fully furnished bell tents to choose from, so you’re sure to find your perfect match here.
Take a stroll through the ancient forests and market towns of the North Wessex Downs, then head on back to cosy up in your gorgeous accommodation.
There really aren’t many better places for a staycation than this!
What guests say: “I had THE BEST NIGHT’S SLEEP! How beautiful and idyllic this place is – dreamy surroundings, trees, sheep, green for miles. The tents are gorgeous and equipped with everything you need – extra chairs, blankets, cushions and fairy lights for atmosphere. A wonderful evening by the fire pit gazing up at the stars! Dinner at the picnic bench watching the sun go down, waking up with the sunrise to the sound of crows and roosters followed by a shower in beautifully clean facilities. For me, it was perfection. I wouldn’t alter anything. This has been my favourite getaway of all. Thank you so much for making this so! 10/10.”
10. Secluded Shepherds Hut
Price per night: From £71 for 2 people
Location: Inmarsh, nr Devizes
If you want somewhere that offers comfort and seclusion in the heart of the countryside, then the Secluded Shepherds Hut is the place for you.
It’s been fitted to an exceptional standard, equipped with all your home comforts to make this a real home away from home.
You’ll find it tucked away beneath the apple trees in the corner of a paddock, offering your dream country retreat away from it all.
They welcome small dogs as long as you let them know in advance, so your four-legged friend can come along too!
This is the dream glamping spot, let me tell you.
What guests say: “Just WOW! Breathtaking views, peaceful stay and everything you could possibly want. Do not hesitate to book! Our stay was wonderful, with Steve being incredibly welcoming and helpful with a personal greeting upon arrival. The hut had everything you could possibly want, accommodation for all meals and relaxation. We stayed for 4 nights and would have stayed longer if we could. We will definitely be back soon.”
11. Stonehenge Glamping
Price per night: From £50 for 2 people
Location: Winterbourne Stoke, nr Salisbury
Stonehenge Glamping is the ultimate place to go glamping in Wiltshire.
It’s multi-award-winning, and it’s not hard to see why.
The glamping site is perfectly located near Stonehenge, making it the perfect place to explore the landmark and its gorgeous surroundings.
From a beautiful shepherd’s hut to several pods and a gorgeous bell tent, there’s the perfect option for everyone to get comfortable in.
For me, it would have to be the Eden & Moon Pods – they’re super cute and cosy!
Get booked in and prepare for the retreat of a lifetime.
What guests say: “Stayed here with friends for a birthday weekend, and from beginning to end it was brilliant! Fresh warm pastries & coffee each morning! We moved three firepits into one of our pod’s gardens for a BBQ feast on Saturday after a long trek to see Stonehenge, and we had a fab time. It really was a quiet little village break! Highly recommend, will definitely return!”
12. Green Hill Farm Safari Tents
Price per night: From £281 for 6 people
Location: Landford, nr Salisbury
The Green Hill Farm Safari Tents offer an unforgettable stay.
They’re spacious and secluded, and they offer everything you could ever need for a one-of-a-kind holiday experience.
This is a place where you can get as close to nature as possible while not having to give up your home comforts.
There’s even a private wood-fired hot tub for you to take a dip in as the sun goes down!
Curl up under the canvas after a long day of exploring and enjoy all of the little luxuries that these gorgeous tents have to offer.
They’ve even got robes and slippers for you to cosy up in!
What guests say: “We stayed in a safari tent with a hot tub. The accommodation is well-equipped and spacious, and we also got a welcome pack on arrival. Our dogs even got little goody bags with treats and a tennis ball each!”
13. Marshwood Farm Shepherds Huts
Price per night: From £100 for 2 people
Location: Dinton, nr Salisbury
The Marshwood Farm Shepherds Huts are the dream spot to go glamping in Wiltshire.
These hand-built shepherds’ huts offer a secluded escape in the heart of fields and woodland, promising the perfect countryside retreat.
The huts aim to be eco-friendly while still being relaxed and comfortable, and they’re ideal for getting away from it all for a while.
There’s a little wood stove to keep you toasty on chilly evenings, as well as a BBQ fire pit for dining al fresco on summer evenings.
They even deliver breakfast hampers to your door, with a choice of continental brekkies or farmhouse-style butties – now that is amazing service!
What guests say: “Best campsite I’ve experienced! We stayed in a shepherd’s hut and our friends were in the bell tents and some had their own tents. We loved the attention to detail – the honesty shop, the décor inside the hut, the breakfast hamper every morning, the flowers by the shower hut. We’ll be back next year!”
14. Lake View Yurt
Price per night: From £120 for 5 people
Location: Mere, nr Shaftesbury
Lake View Yurt is a gorgeous yurt in tranquil Wiltshire.
It’s surrounded by farmland where a small flock of sheep grazes, beyond which you’ll find beautiful woodland and rolling hills.
The yurt offers uninterrupted views of the lake, giving it a peaceful feel that will make you feel right at home in no time.
If you fancy a BBQ, then be sure to buy some of their home-reared lamb and pork – it’s some of the best around, so you won’t want to miss it!
Dig into your delicious dinner and wash it down with a glass of wine under the night sky.
There’s nowhere else quite like this!
What guests say: “Really great place, truly in the middle of nature (nobody else camping or staying nearby) but with the comfort of a hotel. BBQ at sunset was super and James was very helpful with all our requests.”
15. Hare’s Rest Shepherds Hut
Price per night: From £99 for 2 people
Location: Southwick, nr Trowbridge
Hare’s Rest Shepherds Hut is a beautiful luxury shepherd’s hut that can be found in the corner of a gorgeous paddock garden.
Tucked in a wildflower meadow and surrounded by beautiful trees and the sound of buzzing bumblebees, this is a true escape to nature.
Explore the historic local towns and buy something tasty to rustle up for dinner from one of the local farm shops.
After a day of discovering the countryside, head back and cook up a storm on the BBQ as the day turns to night above you.
There’s nothing like gazing up at the stars from the comfort of your very own home away from home!
What guests say: “Hare’s Rest was the perfect weekend getaway – Ruth had so kindly provided local bread, eggs, cake and milk (amongst many other goodies) upon our arrival. The location is beautiful and so quiet, we had a lovely time exploring the nearby pubs and wild swimming spots. The hut has everything you need; it’s beautifully decorated and so cosy in the evenings! Thanks, Ruth!”
16. Stonehenge Yurt
Price per night: From £125 for 3 people
Location: Winterbourne Stoke, nr Amesbury
At Stonehenge Yurt, you’ll find a colourful, cosy spot that many say is like sleeping in the sky thanks to its incredible hilltop views.
Step out of the cosy interiors to appreciate the beauty of your surroundings, being sure to keep an eye out for foxes, badgers and deer.
The yurt has its own hot tub, which is a converted trough that’s the perfect place to relax after a long day of exploring.
There are plenty of walking trails in the surrounding countryside, and there’s no better place to come back to than this gorgeous yurt when you’re tired from all that hiking.
Trust me when I say you’re not going to want to miss this one!
What guests say: “The Yurt is in a beautiful setting, tucked away in an idyllic corner. There is a beautiful small valley with a seating area which allows you to look over the gorgeous countryside and if you want to do this in style, you could view this from the fire-powered hot tub. The Yurts themselves are decorated richly. The seating and beds were comfortable. It is a perfect base to explore the surrounding areas- with a kitchen facility and a wonderful shower.”
17. The Hut at Lime Cottage
Price per night: From £58 for 2 people
Location: Tisbury, nr Shaftesbury
The Hut at Lime Cottage is a delightful off-grid retreat.
It’s a renovated eco shepherd’s hut on a four-acre plot of paradise, and it’s one of our favourite spots to go glamping in Wiltshire.
There are plenty of historic sites, excellent walking routes and countless country pubs to explore on your doorstep, should you want to.
If you’d rather stay off-grid, then you’ve got everything you need to cook up a storm in the comfort of your very own hut.
This is a really magical place to get away,
What guests say: “We had a lovely stay at Helen’s Shepherd’s Hut. Exactly what we needed at the end of a week off – lovely peace and quiet surrounded by nature. Nice walks around including to the Royal Oak for a great dinner and Tisbury and beyond for local sights and cafes. The kitchen and shower block were great and had everything we needed, and great to use the BBQ for an outdoor dinner on a sunny evening. Helen and Lamont were easily contactable and helped with anything we needed – and we loved meeting their dogs and the cat. Would definitely visit again.”
18. Chalke Valley Camping
Price per night: From £60 for 4 people
Location: Woodminton, nr Salisbury
Chalke Valley Camping is one of the best spots to go glamping in Wiltshire.
It’s a small and exclusive glamping site that can be found on a picturesque working farm in the heart of the Wiltshire Chalke Valley.
This is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and it’s easily one of the most beautiful and idyllic areas that you’ll find for miles around.
They’ve got a selection of bell tents as well as two geodome tents, so you’re pretty spoiled for choice at this gorgeous spot.
For me, it’s got to be the geodomes every time – it doesn’t get better than stargazing through the roof!
What guests say: “We stayed for two nights and couldn’t have been happier, everything was provided for us by Duncan and Fiona. The tent and the site were beautiful, the walk to the Horseshoe Inn was lovely with lots of wildlife to see on your way. Will definitely go back.”
19. Applegates Glamping
Price per night: From £95 for 2 people (£50 extra per night per additional guest up to 4 people)
Location: Bathford, nr Bath
Applegates Glamping is one of the most beautiful glamping sites we’ve ever seen.
They’ve got a choice of a relaxing shepherd’s hut and a comfortable yurt, so there’s accommodation to suit everyone here.
These gorgeous properties overlook the Bybrook River valley, offering incredible views across the countryside and creating a truly peaceful environment.
At Applegates, they’re all about fostering a happy and relaxed atmosphere, and they even let you bring along your horses and ponies, should you wish to go on a relaxing ride through nature.
Pack up your belongings and head to Applegates for the retreat of your dreams.
What guests say: “After mentioning staying in a yurt to my other half, he totally surprised me with a night in this beautiful hideaway. Being totally at home with nature is something I adore. This is a beautiful place with wonderful hosts, and we will definitely visit again.”
20. Slades Farm Glamping
Price per night: From £115 for 2 people
Location: Edington, nr Frome
Slades Farm Glamping offers a selection of glamping accommodations that will be sure to completely blow you away.
From the Lily Pod to the Chicken Coop, there’s something for everyone here at Slades Farm, and you’ll be sure to find your perfect match.
The Lily Pod is my personal favourite – it’s spacious and light with plenty of thoughtful touches that really elevate your stay.
Whichever you choose though, you’ll be sure to fall in love with this glamping site.
There’s nowhere else quite like it.
What guests say: “We stayed here for a weekend. Booking online was easy, and the pod was beautiful! On arrival, it was immaculately clean with all the accessories that you could need. It’s in a beautiful location with beautiful views. I would rebook in a heartbeat!”
21. Stonehenge Shepherds Hut
Price per night: From £75 for 2 people
Location: Tilshead, nr Shrewton
Stonehenge Shepherds Hut is a light and airy shepherd’s hut that can be found in a cute and quaint English garden next to a paddock.
It’s a beautifully designed and skilfully crafted hut that combines oak and red cedar to create a perfectly finished space.
The hosts provide continental breakfast each morning, along with tea and coffee to help you wake up the right way.
Head over to Stonehenge, which is just 15 minutes away, then come back to your new home away from home to unwind after a long day.
What guests say: “Lovely hut situated at the bottom of a beautiful country garden with countryside views. Nice pub just across the road. The hut itself is lovely with an en-suite toilet & shower room available just up the garden path. The wood burner on the veranda was a nice touch as was the breakfast provided comprising bread, croissants, homemade jams, yoghurt & granola. We had a lovely stay.”
22. Malmesbury Glamping at Why Church Farm
Price per night: From £60 for 3 people
Location: Malmesbury
At Malmesbury Glamping at Why Church Farm, you’ll find your new favourite spot to go glamping in Wiltshire, I can promise you that.
The glamping site is in the top corner of a 40-acre field, with the choice of wagons, pods or huts ensuring that you can find your dream place to stay.
In the morning, head on outside to watch the local family of roe deer as they peacefully wander around the surrounding fields.
All of the properties are super cosy and comfortable, and I know you’re going to love them.
When it comes to your dream glamping stay, this one is sure to tick all the boxes.
What guests say: “Thank you for your generous hospitality. This is a home away from home and the local towns and villages are beautiful. We look forward to our visit next year. Many thanks to you both.”
23. Shepherds Hut with Hot Tub
Price per night: From £104 for 2 people
Location: Salterton, nr Salisbury
Shepherds Hut with Hot Tub is perfect if you’re looking for a spot to go glamping in Wiltshire which also has a hot tub to relax in.
You can book exclusive use of the hot tub and summerhouse, offering you the perfect spot for unwinding after a long day of exploring.
The shepherd’s hut has beautiful valley views and a secluded feel that will make you feel right at home in no time at all.
You can even bring your little four-legged friends along, and trust me, they’ll love discovering the surroundings!
They even leave you breakfast ingredients on arrival – now that is top service!
What guests say: “We had such a lovely stay in the Shepherds Hut! Very peaceful with beautiful countryside views. It had everything we needed. Perfect for the two of us and our dog with an enclosed private garden. Amazing hot tub (it’s huge!) with lovely views. Fiona was a great host, very friendly and quick to respond with some good local recommendations for walks/pubs.”
24. Lacock Alpaca Bell Tents
Price per night: From £82 for 4 people
Location: Forest, nr Melksham
The Lacock Alpaca Bell Tents are the place to go if you’re an alpaca fan.
They’ve got a selection of four bell tents, and each is as lovely as the next.
They can be found on a four-acre field on an established alpaca farm, allowing you to be close to nature while still living comfortably.
There’s a log burner to keep you warm on colder nights, as well as a camping gas stove to cook up a storm to enjoy on the deck chairs.
The site has an eco-friendly ethos, so be sure to respect that!
If you want a relaxed base to enjoy Wiltshire and make friends with alpacas, look no further!
What guests say: “Great site, with good facilities; our own eco toilet and access to showers. Excellent host – friendly and approachable, explained all the site rules clearly. The bell tent had everything we needed. We were able to feed the alpacas, which was a real treat, especially for the children.”
25. Smallholding Shepherds Hut
Price per night: From £105 for 2 people
Location: Ashton Keynes, nr Cirencester
The Smallholding Shepherds Hut is a lovely spot on a working smallholding.
It’s tucked away at the back, surrounded by tree-lined grazing land.
Take the footpath to wander down to the village of Ashton Keynes, where you can get a proper country meal at the local pub.
Head the other way through the trees, and you’ll find some of the many lakes that form part of the Cotswold Water Park.
It’s relaxed, it’s peaceful, and it’s one of the best places for glamping in Wiltshire.
Be sure to check out the farm animals while you’re here!
What guests say: “Lovely space for switching off and calming your mind. Annette was a kind and accommodating host. The hut was charming and we enjoyed the comfy bed and log fire. The location is great – got to enjoy the quiet while being able to easily visit different parts of the Water Park. Only spent one evening so would love to come back for a longer stay!”
26. Honey Bee Safari Tents
Price per night: From £78 for 6 people
Location: Horton, nr Devizes
Come and relax at the Honey Bee Safari Tents, where you have a choice of three lodges.
Each of the tents is en-suite, with space for six people to relax.
They are central to many places of historic interest, as well as having hundreds of miles of bridleways and footpaths to explore.
This is a place to slow down and unwind as you cook up a delicious meal on a wood-fired stove under the starry night sky.
The lodges all have their own verandas that are perfect for al fresco dining.
Trust me, this is one that you’re going to want to book into immediately!
What guests say: “Brilliant few days away here. Mel was really helpful giving us lots of ideas of where to go and even took my bee-obsessed daughter beekeeping, which she thoroughly enjoyed! The tents were well kitted out, the beds comfy and the ensuite out the back was ideal for an unseasoned camper like myself. Would highly recommend!”
27. Whitbourne Lavender Shepherds Hut
Price per night: From £190 for 2 people
Location: Corsley Heath, nr Frome
Whitbourne Lavender Shepherds Hut is the ultimate luxury lavender shepherd’s hut.
It’s perfect for a memorable mini break, with all the home comforts you need to relax.
The hut is tucked away in a lavender field, creating a true sense of peace and relaxation.
On colder nights, fire up the log fire or pop the underfloor heating on to keep you toasty.
You can even toast marshmallows over your very own fire pit – what could be better than that?
After a long day of exploring, curl up with a good book as the sun sets beyond the lavender field.
There’s a hot tub for you to unwind in as the night sky unfolds above you, offering your very own slice of paradise in the heart of the countryside.
What guests say: “Thank you so much Charlotte for an amazing weekend away for my boyfriend’s 40th birthday. Your place is absolutely beautiful inside and out and the location is idyllic. Every single thing was perfect and we couldn’t have asked for more. Even though it was a last-minute booking you went out of your way to get me some balloons and a cake which was so kind.”
Quick Breakdown of the Best Places to Glamping in Wiltshire
As you can see, there are so many amazing places to go glamping in Wiltshire!
So much so that I’m sure you’re already struggling with which to choose.
There’s something for everyone, and I know you’re going to find your perfect match.
Luckily for you, I’ve done the legwork for you and shortlisted six of my favourites right here.
So, let’s narrow it down and find somewhere that ticks all the boxes!
My personal favourite glamping site in Wiltshire: Puckshipton Treehouse
The cheapest glamping site in Wiltshire: Honey Bee Safari Tents
Most luxurious glamping site in Wiltshire: Mill Farm Treehouse
Most unique glamping site in Wiltshire: Chalke Valley Camping
Best glamping site in Wiltshire for couples: Secluded Shepherds Hut
Best glamping site in Wiltshire for large groups: Green Hill Farm Safari Tents