Glamping in Malvern

If you are looking for a holiday away from it all in the tranquillity of the countryside, Malvern is the best choice for you. This town and district dazzles with its tranquillity, romantic landscapes and immense medieval architecture dating back centuries. With sights that have to be seen to be believed, Malvern offers holidaymakers splendid glamping for a relaxing holiday in the rolling countryside alongside wildflower meadows. However, the best way to appreciate this is to visit and explore on your own!

Malvern is the perfect destination for a city break. You will find accommodation away from the crowds, set in idyllic rural surroundings that will blow your mind. The glamping available provides a couples-only retreat with space-saving features. With a bath outside, you can enjoy a hot bath with distant views of the Malvern Hills, and also other features such as a wood burning cooker for those cold days. Surrounded by nothing but grass, pigs and trees, this site offers an unrivalled glamping experience that won't disappoint you.

Rising above the district of Malvern, the Malvern Hills are a major attraction for walkers. Dividing the English countryside of Herefordshire and Worcestershire, the Malvern Hills lie in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with small streams and woodland. It is a perfect destination for walkers of all levels and ages, where you can find a variety of trails to suit your abilities. If you're looking for something strenuous, the End to End linear walk follows the Malvern Range from Chase End in the south to North Hill. And if you're looking for something moderate the circular walks from Wyche to Wynds Point, Hollybush and Worcestershire Beacon are the best.

With just 5 acres of vineyards, Astley Vineyard is the best choice for an enjoyable afternoon of wine with your partner. You can sip elegant wines in the vibrant green surroundings of the Severn Valley and enjoy a little about how they are made by taking a tour. On the other hand, The Picton Garden also provides an excellent space for a quiet day out. Despite being only 1.5 acres, the garden holds the National Collection of St Michael's Daisies. A visit here between mid-September and mid-October will allow you to appreciate over 430 varieties of plants as they begin to glow with colour. And if you both want a relaxing getaway, The Malvern Spa is the ideal place to replenish your energy in the hydrotherapy pool or with a massage.

See the monumental fountains of Perseus and Andromeda, discover Nesfield's 'Monster Work' gardens and admire the figures in the Sculpture Park. Although only the spectacular ruins of this former home remain, the immense gardens still survive! Exploring the ruins of Witley Court will take you back to the 1800s, where lavish parties and balls were held. The fashionable society of the time such as King Edward VII frequented this country house.

During your holiday, you shouldn't miss a visit to Little Malvern Court Gardens. With ten acres to explore, the garden rooms will leave you in awe with their remarkable collection of ancient roses, spring bulbs, perfectly trimmed bushes and views over the Severn Valley. Elsewhere, the chain of lakes and ancient fish-ponds offer a relaxing haven for reflection. Inside Little Malvern Court you will find a range of family portraits, European furniture and 18th and 19th century religious vestments.

Home to two theatres and a cinema, Malvern Theatres is one of the West Midlands' leading centres of artistic excellence. The venue offers a range of critically acclaimed theatrical and film productions. If you are looking to entertain on your holiday here, this is the place to go! Here you can see world-class plays, operas, musicals, and ballets. Malvern Theatres also includes a Bistro café with drinks and snacks to enjoy after or during a film screening.

Combining traditional craftsmanship and modern technology, the Morgan Motor Company has been making British cars in Malvern for over 110 years. This attraction is one of the most visited and loved attractions in the area, and a must-see in your holiday. By visiting here, you can receive a guided tour of the factory workshops and learn how each of the cars are made. Take a two-hour tour and discover how these spectacular cars are made manually. The company also offers tours behind the wheel of the iconic Morgan Plus Four, where you'll pass through some of Britain's finest scenery.

Located in the Worcestershire countryside, The Hop Shed is a brewery housed in a converted chicken shed that you shouldn't miss if you love beer. Try the tropical fruity flavours of the Peking Pale Ale; the refreshing Sebright Golden Ale; the hoppy, floral Frizzle IPA; the chocolate and dark rum-infused Serama Stout; and the sweet stout Phoenix Porter. The Hop Shed is an award-winning brewery that is sure to leave you spellbound with its delicious ales with a fresh, modern twist.

Set in a 10 acre cornfield facing the Malvern Hills, The Great Worcester Maze provides a fantastic day out in the countryside for all ages. The attraction features 3 mazes incorporating many tests to find, search, solve and win a prize draw. Step inside, solve the answers to win a prize and after a day in the cornfield come along for refreshments in the fresh air — this year 2021 the maze will have Viking visitors!

Croome Court is ideal for strolling around and taking in the great English scenery at the Malvern. Explore the surrounding area and discover interesting statues of half human and animal, mythological creatures and more. View the innovative art collections and see some Coventry family portraits from the early 17th century to the present day. Croome is a great place to walk with plenty of room for your dog to run too.