Glamping in Wye National Nature Reserve

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Glamping in the Wye National Nature Reserve means waking up to ancient woodland, chalk grassland, and sweeping valley views—all without giving up your hot shower or a proper bed. With over 200 glamping spots in the reserve, you’ll find bell tents, safari lodges, and yurts tucked among wildflower meadows and beside burbling streams. Prices start at £75 a night, averaging around £125, and the best sites book up quickly. Top picks include Tomkins Farm (87 reviews), Beech Estate Campsite (67 reviews), and Fleets Paddock Glamping & Camping (46 reviews). Facilities like hot-tubs, pet-friendly spaces, and proper showers are standard at many sites. Bring your boots—fishing, hiking, and even surfing are all within reach. Skip the tent pegs and step straight into comfort; Wye’s glamping scene is made for travellers who want wild surroundings and a bit of luxury, all in one stay.

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2. Far and Away Camping

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40 units · Tents, Motorhomes, Glamping · England
Nestled within the heart of the Kent countryside, Far and Away allows you to escape into a rural, peaceful and wild campsite. The skies are full of song birds and birds of prey, hot air balloons dominate the still summer evenings and there is always a spitfire or biplane circling from the local aerodrome. With close to zero light pollution, the night skies are a stunning way to end the day not to mention Far and Away sunrise and sunsets are also worth staying up for! Immerse yourself in the heart of the beautiful Kent countryside and take advantage of the many public footpaths around the campsite. Far and Away is 1.2 miles away from Headcorn village where you can find a host of local amenities, shops, pubs and restaurants. There is also a host of National Trust sites within a short drive including Sissinghurst Castle and many wonderful villages to visit including medieval Biddenden and the magical market town of Tenterden. Next to junction 8 of the M20 there is also Leeds Castle, only a 20 minute drive from Far and Away and the Big Cat Sanctuary is only a few fields away. At night you can hear the roar of the wild cats really making it feel like you are Far and Away!
Pets
Potable water
Campfires
from 
£18
 / night

Glamping in the Wye National Nature Reserve means waking up to ancient woodland, chalk grassland, and sweeping valley views—all without giving up your hot shower or a proper bed. With over 200 glamping spots in the reserve, you’ll find bell tents, safari lodges, and yurts tucked among wildflower meadows and beside burbling streams. Prices start at £75 a night, averaging around £125, and the best sites book up quickly. Top picks include Tomkins Farm (87 reviews), Beech Estate Campsite (67 reviews), and Fleets Paddock Glamping & Camping (46 reviews). Facilities like hot-tubs, pet-friendly spaces, and proper showers are standard at many sites. Bring your boots—fishing, hiking, and even surfing are all within reach. Skip the tent pegs and step straight into comfort; Wye’s glamping scene is made for travellers who want wild surroundings and a bit of luxury, all in one stay.

99% (837)

Top-rated campgrounds

Sunset

2. Far and Away Camping

100%
(18)
40 units · Tents, Motorhomes, Glamping · England
Nestled within the heart of the Kent countryside, Far and Away allows you to escape into a rural, peaceful and wild campsite. The skies are full of song birds and birds of prey, hot air balloons dominate the still summer evenings and there is always a spitfire or biplane circling from the local aerodrome. With close to zero light pollution, the night skies are a stunning way to end the day not to mention Far and Away sunrise and sunsets are also worth staying up for! Immerse yourself in the heart of the beautiful Kent countryside and take advantage of the many public footpaths around the campsite. Far and Away is 1.2 miles away from Headcorn village where you can find a host of local amenities, shops, pubs and restaurants. There is also a host of National Trust sites within a short drive including Sissinghurst Castle and many wonderful villages to visit including medieval Biddenden and the magical market town of Tenterden. Next to junction 8 of the M20 there is also Leeds Castle, only a 20 minute drive from Far and Away and the Big Cat Sanctuary is only a few fields away. At night you can hear the roar of the wild cats really making it feel like you are Far and Away!
Pets
Potable water
Campfires
from 
£18
 / night

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