Geo domes in Burnham Beeches

Between London and the Chiltern Hills, in leafy Buckinghamshire, this small, wildlife-rich Site of Special Scientific Interest is celebrated for its centuries-old beech and oak trees and for its starring role in films such as Harry Potter. Wander along woodland-fringed paths to a Bronze Age hill fort, stop for a local-produce picnic or join one of the regular guided walks. Campsites overlooking the gurgling Thames, bell tents on organic farms and glamping lodges in the Chilterns are among the temptations for overnighting adventurers.

89% (14) • 9 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Burnham Beeches

Luna Domes

1. Luna Domes

100%

(9)

8 units · Glamping · East Grinstead, England

High-end glamping with hot tubs in the Garden of England

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Hot Tub

from

£192

/ night

Wonderland Festival Retreat

2. Wonderland Festival Retreat

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(6)

2 units · Glamping · Henfield, England

Glamping by the lake with an optional sauna and hot tub

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Showers

Campfires

from

£170

/ night

Oxford Glamping

3. Oxford Glamping

75%

(4)

1 unit · Glamping · Oxford, England

Oxford Glamping takes glamorous camping to the next level. Our sumptuous, self-contained accommodation has all the high-end features and lovely little extras you need for a truly romantic escape. In it's own secluded camp; exclusive setting, surrounded by nature, the site offers a chance to spend time in a wood-fired hot tub (building the fire is all part of the Glamping fun), read in a hammock under the trees, or watch a movie on the projector under the stars. Wrap up and relax by the firepit or cosy up in front of the log burner with a glass of wine or two.

Pets

Showers

Campfires

from

£135

/ night

Between London and the Chiltern Hills, in leafy Buckinghamshire, this small, wildlife-rich Site of Special Scientific Interest is celebrated for its centuries-old beech and oak trees and for its starring role in films such as Harry Potter. Wander along woodland-fringed paths to a Bronze Age hill fort, stop for a local-produce picnic or join one of the regular guided walks. Campsites overlooking the gurgling Thames, bell tents on organic farms and glamping lodges in the Chilterns are among the temptations for overnighting adventurers.

89% (14) • 9 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Burnham Beeches

Luna Domes

1. Luna Domes

100%

(9)

8 units · Glamping · East Grinstead, England

High-end glamping with hot tubs in the Garden of England

Pets

Showers

Hot Tub

from

£192

/ night

Wonderland Festival Retreat

2. Wonderland Festival Retreat

100%

(6)

2 units · Glamping · Henfield, England

Glamping by the lake with an optional sauna and hot tub

Pets

Showers

Campfires

from

£170

/ night

Oxford Glamping

3. Oxford Glamping

75%

(4)

1 unit · Glamping · Oxford, England

Oxford Glamping takes glamorous camping to the next level. Our sumptuous, self-contained accommodation has all the high-end features and lovely little extras you need for a truly romantic escape. In it's own secluded camp; exclusive setting, surrounded by nature, the site offers a chance to spend time in a wood-fired hot tub (building the fire is all part of the Glamping fun), read in a hammock under the trees, or watch a movie on the projector under the stars. Wrap up and relax by the firepit or cosy up in front of the log burner with a glass of wine or two.

Pets

Showers

Campfires

from

£135

/ night

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

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Lucy

June 2025

With kids

Weekend Trip to Wonderland Festival Retreat

Lovely location. Comfortable and host easy to contact.

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Angie

May 2025

Weekend Trip to Wonderland Festival Retreat

Idealic, country retreat . Our dome had all the comforts of home, and we loved the hot tub. Katherine was delightful and offered to cook our pizzas when we said we we're going to try and cook them on the BBQ. It was just what my sister in law and I needed.

Happy farmer sitting in a truck in a grassy field

Geo domes in Burnham Beeches guide

Where to go

Chiltern Hills AONB

Head 30 minutes northwest from Burnham Beeches and you’ll stumble across the rolling farms, chalky hills and delightful villages of the Chiltern Hills AONB. This 830-sq-km natural beauty meanders across Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire, with red kites swooping high above. For activity lovers, it’s a region best explored on foot or two wheels. Hipcampers can pitch up at family-friendly farms, settle into glamping safari-style tents amid dense forests, get cosy in river-view lodges and more.

Windsor & the Thames Valley

From thousand-year-old Windsor Castle to elegant riverside Kingston and Henry VIII’s Hampton Court, the green-clad Thames Valley hosts some of southern England’s most fascinating sights. Also here are wonderful outdoor-adventure opportunities, including rowing, kayaking, boating and hiking, along with perfectly scenic water-view campsites—all within an hour’s drive of Burnham Beeches.

North Wessex Downs AONB

Meandering across Berkshire, Hampshire, Oxfordshire and Wiltshire, this is England’s third-largest AONB—a 1700-sq-km world of silent woodlands, buzzing market towns, chalk hills and sprawling heaths. Long-distance cycling, hiking and horse-riding trails deliver you to cosy-at-home pubs, with highlights including the historic Ridgeway path and the 145-km White Horse Trail. Pitch your tent anywhere from a pet-friendly farm to a canalside towpath.

South Downs

If tackling one of southeast England’s most storied long-distance trails is your bag, make a beeline for the 160-km-long South Downs Way, which traverses the 1627-sq-km South Downs National Park all the way from Eastbourne to Winchester. Plunging chalk cliffs, roaming sheep, undulating green hills and timeworn villages make this one of the most rewarding natural spaces in the south, with tempting camping spots everywhere from beachside plots to hidden-away farms.