Deer’s Glade’s stunning pods are set within a quiet woodland at the Conservation Award winning site in Norfolk, complete with sheltering trees and a stream. Quaint!

There’s lots to see and do around the campsite and being in a wood, plenty of exploring and hiking to get in to. If you like wildlife you can also go seal watching along the Norfolk coast.

Camping pods boast heaters and a flat screen TV, whilst Mega Pods are also kitted out with a double bed, futon, table and chairs, kitchen, microwave, kettle, electric sockets, lighting and toilet/sink.

Pods sleep up to four adults or two adults and three children and prices range between £31 and £36 per night.  Visit Deer’s Glade for more information or to book.

3. NOTGROVE GLAMPING PODS, CHELTENHAM

Notgrove’s camping pods are surrounded by 1500 acres of Cotswold countryside for a beautiful setting and plenty to explore. There are plenty of cycle routes, farm walks and a tennis court for hire along with other activities on offer.

The pods come with beds, showers, heating, equipped kitchens, outdoor seating and fire pits, as well as dining chairs and flatscreen tv and wi-fi.

Pods can be booked for a minimum of two nights and prices start at £75 per night based on two adults sharing. Visit Notgrove Holidays for more information or to book.

4. LOCH NESS GLAMPING, SCOTLAND

Nessy fans won’t be able to resist the pods at Loch Ness Glamping, Scotland.

The site offers five larch covered ‘Armadilla’ pods set in the Great Glen, with all mod-cons including underfloor heating and wet rooms close to the famous Loch.

Loch Ness is a dramatic setting and great for cycling, rambling and hiking, among other activities. There’s also an exhibition centre nearby, cruises across the Loch and highland riding centre.

Armadilla pods start at £58 per night for two people sharing, and the Armadilla max costs £65 per night for two people. Visit Loch Ness Glamping for more information. Bookings must be made over the phone as stated on their website.

6. POD UMNA VILLAGE, IRELAND

Pod Umna Village in County Galway, is based in the flippin’ green area of West Ireland in Portumna.

As Galway is so damn beautiful, there’s heaps of places to see and the village offers bike hire so that you can get about easily to see it all. But there’s also lots to do in the area including a water ski and wakeboarding centre, hiking, horse riding, tennis club and paint-balling.

Their insulated pods come heated and furnished with their own BBQ’s and decked area. They have different sized pods ranging from standard, to family and ‘mega’.

Prices range from €70 to €100 per night, or £54 to ££75 per night per pod. For more information or to book visit the Pod Umna Village site.

7. THE SNUG AND HUT, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

Another shepherd hut experience, this luxury glamping experience is set on a working beef and sheep farm in the Northamptonshire/Warkwickshire countryside.

This is basically one big pod on one of England‘s oldest estates, reached by a mile long drive. The hut’s door opens to the south, meaning you’ll be greeted by the sun when you wake up. And there’s a large bell tent next door if you want to come as part of a larger group.

“You can collect your own eggs at the nearby chicken farm.”

You can be given a food hamper with the booking or bring your own. What makes this super cute pod even cuter is the option to collect your own eggs at the nearby chicken farm, which is great for families and animal lovers. We think the on-site trampoline is the deal maker.

The hut comes with everything you’d expect and costs from £100 per night for a minimum of two nights, between April and October, with prices going down during the winter months. Visit their website for more info or to book.

8. MOUNTAIN LODGE GLAMPING, NORTH WALES

Set close to Gwrych Castle, Mountain Lodge is an idyllic hillside treat away from everything. Open all year round, the cosy wooden shepherd huts are one of Wales’ most secret and pretty retreats.

Aside from being close enough to touch Snowdonia, Carneddau and Colwyn Bay, the hosts help you carb-up before that hike or mountaineering trip you have planned by greeting you on arrival with freshly baked Welsh Cakes.

There is also a cooked breakfast and stocked fridge so there’s no need to bring food.

“One of Wales’ most secret and pretty retreats.”

The hut is eco-friendly and decorated with rustic touches, as well as being insulated with sheep’s wool to keep it cosy in winter. It comes complete with a double bed, wood-burner and storage drawers and all bits and pieces.

The hut sleeps two people and costs £75 per night, including breakfast. Go to the Mountain Lodge Glamping website for more information.

10. TOM’S ECO LODGE, ISLE OF WIGHT

This eco-friendly glamping site is open all year and features pods, wigwams, safari tents and cabins, all put together with carbon footprint in mind.

The Isle of Wight is a great place for a camping break. Water sports are really popular and the island is surprisingly hilly making it ideal for walking, trail running, mountain biking and hiking.

The pods face West so you can enjoy pink sunsets, and they even have sky lights so you can watch the stars at night. They are furnished with beds, kitchenette and indoor bathroom and toilet. There’s even an ‘honesty shed’ stocked with goodies.

Eco pods are bookable for any number of nights, depending on availability, and cost £100 per night per pod. Visit Tom’s Eco Lodge for more information or to book.

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