Glastonbury Wild Glamping

Lovely little touches- fresh flowers , tea lights , log burner , essentials left for us to enjoy. Owner was a delight, so helpful.

Shower 1 was dangerous- red hot then cold. Shower 2 - just cold. Would have liked some books on the history of Glastonbury / Folklore . Fire side could do with a fire tidy so it can be cleared of ash.

An incredible wild camping spot surrounded by stunning scenery, with a natural pool that makes it feel like a hidden gem. The location is peaceful, perfect for switching off and reconnecting with nature. Easily one of the most memorable places to camp in Glasto.

My stay was beautiful. It felt as a magical and peaceful place, where I could rest after travelling. I enjoyed the yurt, the stars and the beauty of the little flowers. The hosts were very welcoming and heartfelty kind.

There's 2 Yurts in the field which is in a lovely quiet location, I saw a Barn owl, buzzards and Deer in the surrounding area and the other Yurt was empty so had the place to ourselves. There's a wood burner in Yurt with just a kettle, so if you light it in the evening within a hour you can make a brew, alternatively you can walk approximately 150 metres past the pond to a small kitchen area shared with the other Yurt which has a single camping gas stove to boil a kettle, a couple of small sinks and a small fridge freezer to share, here there is crockery and cutlery etc, and adjoining this are 2 undercover electric showers which work well and are a good size.

It's a shame there's just the wood burner in the Yurt as its about 150 metres to the kitchen area and if it's hot you won't want to light the burner or if the weather isn't great it's a walk in the rain, also the composting toilet is about 100 metres away, it's no deal breaker but thought people should be made aware as we could have taken more of our camping stuff had we know