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Glamping in the East Midlands
There is no better way to enjoy your holiday than surrounded by the best landscapes and the most interesting leisure sites, so Holidu shows you an option that has this and much more. In the East Midlands, England there is a wide variety of things to enjoy, from its natural wonders, to its beautiful villages, to its interesting historical and cultural sites, it's a region that offers something different and exciting every day. And if you're looking for simple, yet practical accommodations that are close to woodland and green areas, here you can find a wide range of accommodations for glamping, so whatever your tastes or needs are, there is something for everyone.
Comfortable glamping accommodations for all styles and with all the amenitiesAlthough glamping accommodations are simple and practical, in the East Midlands you will find different styles to choose from, some with beautiful timber structures, others with more modern facades, and then there are those with a tent-style. The great thing about these accommodations is that despite their size they come with the essentials, such as comfortable bedrooms, bathroom, cooking area, heater, appliances, pet-friendly policy and beautifully landscaped gardens. Ready to enjoy all that the East Midlands has to offer? Book your accommodation now!
Travellers and activities
This region is known for being full of incredible natural sites, so if that's what you're looking for this holiday, there are plenty of good options to choose from. Heights of Abrahames is a great way to explore nature, as it is a park at the top of Masson Hill, located in Derbyshire, which is accessed by a cable car system. In this park you can explore at least 60 acres of lush woodland, take tours of the Masson Caverns, and take a stroll around the wild gardens. Now, you can also visit the magical and acclaimed Lea Gardens, a beautiful rhododendron garden on the outskirts of the Lea village. Stroll along the paths laid out for visitors and admire the more than 500 varieties of rhododendrons and other plants on display here, take photos of the colourful landscape, and as they also welcome pets, you can bring your best friend with you.
East Midlands for familiesIf you come with your family to this fabulous region you won't have to worry about the activities and places you will find here, as there are many suitable for all ages. One of the most popular places to visit is the National Space Centre in the old city of Leicester. This is a large exhibition of space objects, many of them related to British explorations, such as spacesuits, rockets, telescopes, photographs taken from space and much more. You can also visit the model of the solar system on display in its planetarium, which also shows videos of the different rockets that had been launched from the country. Now, for an outdoor option we have Stonebridge City Farm, a farm open to the public in the city of Nottingham which ensures a day of family fun. Here you can meet, feed and interact with the animals on the farm, from small animals such as guinea pigs, goats and ducks, to large animals such as cows, bulls and pigs. You can also stroll around the gardens and wild areas, as well as sample the delicious snacks made from locally sourced products.
The temperature in this region is usually quite humid, cold and cloudy during the winter (31.3 °F) and sunny and dry during the summer (75.4 °F).
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This centre, located in Leicester, is dedicated to the life and work of King Richard III, and is located around where this historical figure was buried. Here you can see an exhibition that uses technology to explain everything about the monarch, his deeds, his clothes, and many other interesting things.
2. Meet amazing animals at The Rutland Falconry and Owl CentreThis amazing animal conservation centre, especially for birds, has been in operation since 1999. This lush forest fringed site is home to a wide variety of birds such as hawks, buzzards, owls, vultures and eagles, and you can interact with some of them, even touch them, however there are others that because they are wild animals it is safer to watch them from afar. Without a doubt a unique experience.
3. Enjoy an exciting day in the water at Aqua Park RutlandIf you're looking for a fun, yet refreshing day out, Aqua Park Rutland is the place to be. This floating water park will give you a dose of adrenaline with all the obstacles on its courses; slides, trampolines and climbing walls. One of its advantages is that it is suitable for children from the age of 6 and up, so the whole family can join in.
4. Visit the Village of Edith WestonThis region is full of beautiful colonial towns and villages, and at the Village of Edith Weston you are sure to have an amazing day out. With its stone facades and quiet streets, this place is ideal for exploring shops, restaurants and cosy pubs, and you can also take a stroll around Rutland's man-made lake.
5. Learn new things at New Walk Museum and Art GalleryThis museum exhibits a large number of objects from different parts of the world and from different historical periods: from Ancient Egypt, different European countries and outer space. Spend the day viewing works of art, sculpture, paintings and archaeological treasures by renowned artists and scientists, which are brought from national museums across the country for temporary exhibitions.
6. Have a nice day outside at Stanwick LakesThis 750-acre countryside, located in Northamptonshire, is popular with those who love the great outdoors. It is ideal for hikers, as there are many hiking routes throughout the area, as well as for those who enjoy cycling. For the little ones, there are playgrounds and large expanses of green areas for all kinds of activities.
7. Find exciting rides at Gulliver's KingdomThis option is fun for both children and adults. It is a theme park located in the town of Matlock Bath and offers a variety of thrill rides, one of the most popular being the Crows Nest Quest, which is an incredible high ropes experience. But there are also attractions such as a dinosaur exhibit, rollercoasters, princess castles and much, much more.
Information about glampings in East Midlands
🏡 Glampings available: | 239 properties. |
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💳 Discount available: | up to -55%. |
🌙 Minimum price per night: | from £34. |
⭐ Most popular amenities: | Wi-Fi, garden and barbecue. |
🐾 Pet-friendly: | 108 properties. |
🏊 With pool: | 27 properties. |