Glamping in Peak District National Park

Bell tents are very popular, while yurts also serve as luxury getaways (think king-sized beds, hot tubs, and wood-burning stoves). There are plenty of more sturdy year-round structures too, and even in the dead of winter, you'll find cosy places to go glamping in the peaks. Insulated pods are an excellent option in cooler months (some are en-suite so you needn't even walk to the lav), while shepherd's huts are perhaps the most romantic option. Nothing beats warming around a wood-burner and looking out the window to the mountains beyond. Shepherd's huts have a real connection to the countryside, and the Peak District also houses multi-storey treehouses, converted shipping containers, refurbished gypsy caravans, and old railway carriages. With glamping, you can turn up in the hills—without all your kit and clobber—and enjoy a fabulous night outdoors.