Urmston glamping
10 Urmston glamping sites
Oakwood Marina
Rudheath, Northwich, Cheshire (15.1 miles)
4.72 /5
39 reviews
92%
would recommend
Camping, touring and glamping by the Trent and Mersey Canal. Onsite tea room, pizza hut, shop and a pub in a boat!
Welltrough Hall Farm
Lower Withington, Macclesfield, Cheshire (16.4 miles)
4.83 /5
78 reviews
92%
would recommend
Small adult only and dog friendly caravan site with glamping pods and glamping huts, all with hot tubs.
Blakemere Holiday Park
Sandiway, Northwich, Cheshire (18.1 miles)
Multi award-winning park featuring luxury lodges and private hot tubs! Next to the Blakemore tourist attraction.
Lady Heyes Holiday Park
Frodsham, Cheshire (18.3 miles)
4.46 /5
84 reviews
81%
would recommend
Friendly, family run park in the Cheshire countryside with hot tub glamping pods. 30 mins from Chester Zoo.
The Forest Pod
Macclesfield, Cheshire (19.4 miles)
4.94 /5
13 reviews
100%
would recommend
Peaceful ensuite pod in Macclesfield Forest, set by a charming pub and Ridgegate Reservoir. Dog friendly.
Shays Farm
Tarporley, Cheshire (19.8 miles)
4.95 /5
16 reviews
100%
would recommend
Family friendly campsite with luxury ensuite glamping pods with hot tubs. Onsite fishing and play park!
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Hollybank Caravan Park
Rixton, Warrington, Cheshire (4.7 miles)
A family and dog friendly site with a large range of pitches in easy reach of Manchester.
Rivington Bell Tents
Anderton, Chorley, Lancashire (14.6 miles)
Four furnished bell tents with campfires and chic interiors on a well established campsite in lovely countryside.
The Paddock
Shuttleworth, Bury, Lancashire (14.7 miles)
Dog friendly camping under wide skies, a safari tent, quirky Landpods and yurts on a country glamping farm.
Red Oaks Farm
Bollington, Cheshire (16.1 miles)
Nestled in the Cheshire countryside, a self-sustaining log pod on a village farm just by the Peak District.
