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According to website Cool Camping, treehouse accommodation is set to be a big trend. Unsurprisingly, glampsites are also likely to be popular.
Keen to book but don’t know where to start? Here are some of the recommended spots likely to sell out fast.
Where: Melin Mabes, Pembrokeshire
The quirky Templar Treehouse has its own private hot tub, plus a slide to take you down to the ground. The property features a combination of rustic charm and first-class amenities, with underfloor heating, a modern bathroom, antique kitchen, suspended loungers and veranda with a view to the river. From £152 per night, sleeping two people.
Where: Culdees Castle Estate, Perthshire This pretty glampsite offers five woodland cabins, each tucked away within the five-acre forest. The huts have been specially designed to be incorporated into the nature of the site, and all have hot tubs available. There are plenty of options for walking, cycling, horse riding, fishing and golf. Cabins from £120, sleeping two.
Where: Fisherground Campsite, Cumbria For those looking for a more traditional grass pitch option, Fisherground Campsite in Eskdale is a great choice for families, as there is plenty for the kids to enjoy, including campfires, a paddling pond and the nearby steam railways line, which can transport you to and from the campsite. Pitches from £24.
Where: Mad Hatters, Cambridgeshire
This fun-packed campsite features all the magic of a mad hatters’ tea party in camping form. Following an Alice in Wonderland theme, pitches are named after characters from the tale. The Queen of Hearts glamping cabin is straight out of a fairy-tale. Pitches from £18.
Where: Howgills Hideaway, North Yorkshire This site offers incredible mountain views. The site has a relaxed atmosphere with both campfires and dogs welcome, and a mix of walkers and families taking up the pitches. Pitches from £24 per night.