Cabin camping around Bath means you can swap flimsy tents for solid walls, a warm bed, and a hot shower—especially handy after a muddy hike. With over 30 cabin options in the area, you’ll find places tucked into private woodlands, perched by quiet streams, or hidden at the edge of rolling meadows. Prices start at £65 a night, with the average hovering around £148. Top picks include Hideaway Hut, Camping cabin (50 reviews), Southover Woods and Camping (47 reviews), and Farrs Meadow (41 reviews). Most cabins offer a shower, reliable wifi, and let you build a campfire—ideal after a day spent hiking nearby trails, fishing, or catching sight of local deer and badgers. Don’t expect five-star hotels; think more along the lines of a dry place to hang your boots, somewhere to cook over the fire, and just enough comfort to wake up ready for more countryside.