Glamping in Cumbria

One of the counties in England that has a rich culture, with all the best art and literature is Cumbria. Tourism and nature are some of its highlights when choosing your holiday destination here. The wilderness is fascinating, but staying in a glamping site in the middle of it, is a dream come true! You can stay in glamping accommodations in the middle of nature or in peculiar and historical places like the options near the historic market town Penrith, or in the middle of the Lake District National Park.

In Cumbria, the glamping options you can find with Holidu's offers are peculiar, their shapes, materials, and locations are unique, and we know you'll love them! You can choose from options made in ancient trees or near historical sites, many of these are made of pure wood with a peculiar layout where you won't see concrete anywhere, but many sofas and chairs. Others are more conventional, made in concrete or stones with several bedrooms, well-equipped kitchens, and Wi-Fi with TV included, all the comfort just for you!

When visiting Cumbria, one of the must-see sites is Hadrian's Wall, this is an ancient fortification that was used to defend the Roman province of Britain, it was begun in the year 122 while Emperor Hadrian ruled the area. This is a place that is considered a piece of history, it's fascinating to see what Roman times were like set in the English countryside, as well as admiring the bewitching scenery! We recommend a trip to the museum, so you can see beyond the ruins, it's really fascinating.​

You'll be delighted to know that Cumbria is home to one of England's most iconic sites, its highest mountain in the whole of England, the Scafell Pike. The hiking route is simply spectacular, with unforgettable views from the highest points; we recommend, if you are athletic, to take the right side where the hill is steeper and there are rocks to climb, if you are not so athletic, no problem, you can go on the left side which is gentler and less steep, enjoy the view!

Going to Ullswater is a must if you want to have a good time admiring nature and its beauty, even doing some hiking!. This is one of the most beautiful lakes in the area, so take pictures and do a bit of paddle surfing or chill out in the free areas.

The ideal place to do some climbing and enjoy some wonderful hiking routes in Cumbria is Helvellyn; the effort is medium to make the climb to the peak, but when you check out the view, the effort is worth every step and every drop of sweat!

Derwentwater is a lake in Cumbria that is beautiful and monumental regarding scenery and wildlife, but one of the best things about this lake is that you can go boating all the way around the lake. All around, there are hours of hiking trails that are worth the effort with several spots to rest and refresh yourself, as well as St Mary's Mount, don't forget to stop there and enjoy a nice refreshment.

In Cumbria, one of the most visited places by tourists is the Lake District National Park; this place is magical, home to many of Cumbria's natural wonders, it's full of life, animals, gastronomic variety and fresh air to unwind in. There's a reason it has so many accolades, so be sure to visit!

Hadrian's Wall is a historic site in the area that you can't miss on your visit, it's the famous Roman border where the wall of Antoninus, which marked the border between Scotland and England, is located at the top.

Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery is an art museum where you can learn a lot about the origins of the town and England, you will enjoy exhibits about the Iron Age, the Romans, Frontier and also the Vikings.

Carlisle Cathedral is a fantastic place with all the real history of Carlisle. It has a very peaceful and medieval atmosphere with beautiful stained-glass windows and an organ that matches the whole place. On this cultural tour, you will see how the paintings on the ceiling with paints of gold and a sculpted Flemish altar with beautiful wood carvings and stone carvings throughout the whole place stand out.