Glamping holidays grow in popularity with each passing year, and we’ve got a significant slice of the pie here at Haven. With glamping, you can expect all the comforts of a real roof over your head alongside the unique experience that classic camping brings with it. All in all, it’s a match made in heaven, and you can sample this for yourself with a stay in one of our Yurts, Safari Tents, Geo Domes or Supertents. Browse our guides, get inspired and become a seasoned glamper!
This circular structure has been in existence for thousands of years and is as glorious in the 21st-century as when it first emerged. Relaxing and spacious, natural light shines in magnificently through its top. All-in-all, this is a fantastic home from home.
Available at Perran Sands
A space with its roots in the heart of Africa, Safari Tents transport you to the heart of the Serengeti by the seaside. They’re loved by adults and kids alike and offer a generous space alongside a veranda to soak up the (sometimes!) sunny weather.
Available at Burnham-on-Sea, Perran Sands, Seaview
Known as a ‘Geodesic Dome’ to the glamping technocrats, Geo Domes’ structure blends seamlessly with comfortable furnishing and an array of snazzy features to bring an extra level comfort to your staycation at Perran Sands.
Available at Perran Sands
Pre-pitched and pre-assembled like the rest of our glamping offering, Supertents are a great way to blend all the magnificent features of camping with an added extra layer of comfort to your holiday, literally and metaphorically!
Available at Perran Sands
These pods are the pinnacle of everything glamping, with airy rooms, a spacious lounge and decking giving you all the ingredients needed for a memorable staycation. Exclusive to Rockley Park in Dorset, they attract guests from far and wide looking for a slice of luxury on the South Coast.
Other great features include:
One dedicated parking space
Raised mezzanine
More space around your holiday home
A nearby play area
Available at Rockley Park
Set within idyllic Somerset, there’s dramatic natural beauty all around Burnham-on-Sea holiday park. Explore Chedder Gorge or go deep at Wookey Hole.
Cheddar Caves and Gorge just a 30 minute drive away
Beautifully landscaped with two picturesque lakes
You can’t resist the waves this close to Newquay – but even when you’ve stowed your board away, there’s loads more to do.
Direct access to a beautiful beach
Enjoy locally-sourced dishes at Surf Bay bar and restaurant
A nature lover’s dream, head down to Dorset’s Rockley Park where beaches, lakes, woodland and wildlife all await you.
Located on Poole Harbour and Ham common Nature Reserve
A short drive from the award winning Sandbanks beach
Relax on an award-winning beach, discover the excitement of the seaside town of Weymouth and soak in the views all around Weymouth Bay.
The pebble beach and blue waters of Lulworth Cove nearby
Stroll over to Bowleaze Cove, a dog-friendly beach set in chalk cliffs
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