Create distinctive guest accommodation with bespoke camping cabins, glamping pods and lodges designed for campsites, holiday lets, farms and glamping sites. From a simple cabin with a bed to a more complete guest unit with a kitchen or bathroom, there are different ways to create the type of stay you want to offer.

Benefits of Camping & Glamping Cabins

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Camp All Year Round

UK weather doesn't always lend itself to traditional camping. Fully insulated cabins give guests somewhere warm and comfortable to stay, helping you offer accommodation all year round.

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Offer Something Different

Give guests an alternative to a tent or traditional holiday accommodation with a timber camping cabin or glamping lodge that makes the stay feel more memorable.

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Make the Most of Your Land

Whether you're developing a new glamping site or adding accommodation to an existing business, cabins can help you make use of available land and create additional guest accommodation.

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Give Guests More Comfort

Offer the outdoor experience without asking guests to give up all the comforts of home. Depending on your chosen layout, cabins can include sleeping accommodation, kitchens, bathrooms and other facilities.

Camping & Glamping Ideas

Camping and glamping can work in a wide range of settings, from rural farms and woodland sites to existing holiday parks and private land.

The amount of land you'll need will depend on the number of cabins, the layout of your site and the facilities you want to provide. As a general guide, around 7–10 acres provides ample room for a prospective camping or glamping site, although every site is different.

Some site owners choose to combine accommodation lodges with additional facilities such as BBQ cabins, giving guests somewhere to spend time outside their accommodation.

Design Your Camping & Glamping Cabins

Every site is different, so your cabins should be planned around the land you have available and the type of experience you want to create. Think about how many guests you want to accommodate, whether you need kitchens and bathrooms, where your cabins will sit within the site and what other facilities you want to provide.

 

Our design team can help you work through the options, with bespoke cabins designed around your requirements. Book your free design meeting to discuss your project.

 

More Ways to Add Accommodation & Experiences

Looking to make the most of your available space? Our camping cabins start from £14,100, providing a practical option for adding additional guest accommodation.

Outdoor Cookery Experiences

You could also consider an Arctic BBQ Cabin as an additional guest amenity or revenue opportunity. A BBQ Cabin can provide guests with somewhere warm and social to cook, eat and spend time together during their stay. The 10m² BBQ Cabin is particularly popular with glampsite owners and can be installed in one day, making it a straightforward addition to an existing site.

We've supplied BBQ cabins to campsites, glampsites and holiday accommodation businesses looking to offer guests something a little different during their stay.

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Glamping Site Design Ideas

The interior can make a big difference to the overall guest experience. You don't need to follow one particular style, but natural materials and comfortable furnishings can help a cabin feel at home within its surroundings.

Choose Natural Colours

Neutral colours, natural textures and simple furnishings can create a calm interior that suits a timber cabin and helps maintain the connection with the outdoors.

Use Reclaimed Materials

Reclaimed timber, vintage furniture and other natural finishes can add character and give the accommodation a more individual feel.

Make It Cosy

Throws, blankets, cushions and soft furnishings can make a cabin feel warm and inviting, particularly for guests visiting during the cooler months.

Reflect the Setting

Think about the surroundings when choosing your interior. A woodland cabin might suit rustic, natural finishes, while a more contemporary glamping site could take a cleaner and more modern approach.

The Process: Camping & Glamping Cabins

1. Initial Call & Design

We discuss your site, the type of accommodation you want to create and how you want your guests to use the cabins. We'll help you explore the sizes, layouts and facilities that could work for your project.

2. Site Survey & Base Advice

We'll assess your proposed locations, access and ground conditions, then advise on the most suitable foundations or bases for your cabins.

3. Quote & Planning

Once your requirements are agreed, we'll provide a detailed quotation. We'll also discuss any planning considerations that may apply to your site and intended use.

4. Manufacture & Installation

Your cabins are manufactured in the UK and installed on site by our team, with the installation planned around the requirements of your site.

Create the Right Accommodation for Your Land & Guests

The glamping accommodation you offer will shape the type of guests you attract and the experience you can provide. Whether you're creating cosy cabins for couples, larger lodges for families or more self-contained stays with kitchens and bathrooms, your cabins can be designed around the type of glamping experience you want to offer.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is owning a glamping or camping site a good investment?

Glamping and camping can offer an attractive business opportunity, particularly where additional accommodation can generate income from land that is already available. However, the initial investment and potential return will vary considerably depending on the site, development costs, occupancy, pricing and running costs.

What is the 333 rule for camping?

The 333 rule is a simple travel guideline suggesting that you should travel no more than 300 miles in one day, arrive by 3pm and stay for at least three days. It's intended as a simple rule of thumb to make camping and road trips easier to manage. 

How many people can a camping cabin sleep?

Our Scandinavian-style camping cabins are available in different sizes and can sleep between 2 and 8 people, depending on the configuration.

Can camping cabins be used all year round?

Yes. Our camping cabins can be fully insulated, providing a comfortable space for guests throughout the year rather than limiting your accommodation to the warmer months. 

Can I add BBQ cabins to a glamping site?

Yes. BBQ Cabins can provide an additional facility for guests to cook, eat and socialise. Our 10m² BBQ Cabin is particularly popular with glampsite owners and can usually be installed in one day. 

Can I have multiple camping cabins on one site?

Yes. Multiple cabins can be used to create a larger glamping or camping site, with the buildings positioned around your available land and the type of guest experience you want to provide.

What size camping cabin do I need?

The right size will depend on how many guests you want to accommodate and the facilities you want to include. Smaller cabins can provide a comfortable base for couples, while larger cabins can provide additional sleeping, living and storage space for families or groups. 

How long does it take to install a camping cabin?

Installation time will depend on the size and specification of the cabin, as well as access and the site conditions. Once your design and site requirements have been agreed, we'll be able to provide a clearer installation schedule for your project. Many of our smaller cabins can be installed in just 1-2 days. 

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