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Glamping in the Cotswolds

It oozes chocolate box beauty, but the Cotswolds has hidden depths. You’ll discover historic villages, the majesty of Blenheim Palace, nature reserves and a rich arts and crafts heritage that’s still going strong. It’s a walker’s paradise with gently undulating hills and 100 glorious miles of the Cotswold Way to gambol along before gravitating to the nearest honey-hued pub for some liquid refreshment. Our glamping holidays in the Cotswolds range from shepherd’s huts, yurts and cabins, to bell tents and – of course – spectacular treehouses.

Recommended places in the Cotswolds

The Grape Escape
The Grape Escape
Gloucestershire

The Grape Escape

from £165 p/n
Earth Treehouse
Gloucestershire

Earth Treehouse

from £250 p/n
Warwick Knight
Gloucestershire

Warwick Knight

from £120 p/n
The Workshop
Bath & N.E Somerset

The Workshop

from £172 p/n
Eden
Gloucestershire

Eden

from £120 p/n
Pond Cabin
Gloucestershire

Pond Cabin

from £112 p/n

Our popular place types

These are our most popular glamping place types in the Cotswolds. Our team have visited every single one personally, to find only the most special and quirky spaces that we just know you'll want to visit.
Cabins

Cabins

Treehouses

Treehouses

Tipis, yurts and all other tents

Tipis, yurts and all other tents

Shepherd's huts

Shepherd's huts

Why book a glamping holiday with Canopy & Stars?

Glamping is travel without the distractions of busy check in desks and boisterous crowds. It’s the chance to see places in their quiet, unspoilt glory. Plus there’s often a hot tub. Breathe in the clean fresh air, cuddle up round the campfire, swing in a hammock under the stars and time will start to slow down and expand. Whichever glamping place you pick in the Cotswolds, you’ll find something totally unique, cocooned in a picturesque landscape.

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About glamping in the Cotswolds

Who we are We’re a small, independent travel company with a focus on sustainability. As a team of glamping aficionados, we’d always rather be outdoors and a lot of the time, we are. Desk research has its place, but we’d rather get out in the fresh air to find you the most incredible glamping places to stay in the Cotswolds. We’ve got 13 years of experience working with owners who pour love, time and creativity into their unique places.

Why book a glamping holiday with Canopy & Stars? Glamping in the Cotswolds puts you in the heart of some of the most idyllic countryside England has to offer. We’ve carefully chosen spaces that blend into the stunning landscape but that offer those special, playful touches that take pride of place in the memory banks. As the mood takes you, you could opt for a regal caravan with a rooftop lawn or a totally off-grid rope-hung treehouse deep in the Wiltshire woods.

Glamping in the Cotswolds with us All our glamping holidays in the Cotswolds have been personally inspected by Canopy & Stars. We stay overnight, sleep in the beds, cook over the firepit, and raid the hampers. Why? To ensure each place meets our high standards for a totally unique and deliciously comfortable glamping stay. Come glamping with us for a life more wild and memories to last a lifetime.

What makes the Cotswolds so special? Glamping in the Cotswolds can mean walking for hours in the undulating hills, stopping by dry stone walls to eat your sandwiches and chat with the sheep. Or it can mean visiting ancient picturesque villages, Georgian cities and sampling foodie delights – vintage cheddar, West Country ale, local sparkling wine, need we say more? Basically it can be anything you want it to be when the Cotswolds has so much to offer. At the end of each day, take one last glimpse at the vast starry skies of the West Country before you drift off into a contented sleep.

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