Glamping in Warwickshire

Warwickshire is a truly wonderful place, and the beauty of its landscapes becomes more and more apparent as you get to know it. Located in the centre of England, Warwickshire is the ideal destination if you want to fuse the medieval and historic atmosphere provided by beautiful castles with the relaxation provided by the breath-taking scenery, complete with lakes that reflect the beauty of the whole county.

With so many attractive and beautiful places in Warwickshire, it's impossible not to want to experience it with everyone in the family. Here you can find glamping options available for up to 6 people with pets allowed so that no member of the family is left out. Surrounded by nature, but without losing any kind of communication, you will find glamping properties with beautiful landscapes and different styles, but also with a fast internet connection via Wi-Fi.

If you are a person passionate about the historical milestones of the Middle Ages such as wars, culture and so on, Warwickshire is your ideal destination. Warwickshire began as a division of the Kingdom of Mercia in the late 11th century. During the English Civil War, Warwickshire was a prominent location in the English conflict, being the site of the Battle of Edgehill and other skirmishes and clashes that took place throughout the county. Warwickshire was also one of the most prominent towns during the industrial revolution, which is an added bonus for lovers of history in different eras.

The presence of grand and beautiful medieval castles has become a portal to time for all visitors to Warwickshire. In fact, at Holidu, we offer you accommodation in beautiful glamping that are under an amazing medieval structure, such as castles in the purest style of the Middle Ages and with an unparalleled essence of English history and culture, which over the years, settled in Warwickshire as one of the fundamental pillars to expose it. Outside the lodges you will also find a world completely set in this medieval era. Historical structures, such as Warwick Castle, which is one of the most important buildings in England, are fundamental pillars of tourism and cultural preservation in the British country. In this great building we can find huge portals, labyrinths and various activities to make us feel truly in the Middle Ages, preserving impressive hallmarks of its culture.

As we mentioned before, Warwickshire is the place where the famous writer of the Middle Ages was born, more precisely in 1564, where he would also die in 1616. The village of Stratford-upon-Avon, known as Shakespeare's home, is a beautiful place with Tudor-style streets, which are highlighted by glimpses of the famous playwright's life. For example, you can visit the house where he is assumed to have been born, as well as his later home (which was restored in 2016), or his remains, which are housed in Holy Trinity Church.

Yes, we are still talking about William Shakespeare, and the writer is an icon of the county of Warwickshire. At an approximate distance from the town of Stratford-upon-Avon, you can find the mansion of Charlecote Park, which was built in the 16th century, and which is presumed to be the place where the writer used to go for his hunting of servants. It is a beautiful and enormous mansion, which has undergone several renovations over the years.

As we have already mentioned, castles and medieval infrastructure are some of the most striking attractions to be found in the county of Warwickshire. In this case, we want to introduce you to Kenilworth Castle, one of the most important castles that can be found, and despite having been founded in the 12th century, its structure, along with the huge and strong walls that surround it, have formed a perfect contrast with the wear of the same structures, which makes it clear that it is not a new building, and gives it that taste of history that we all enjoy when visiting a place with these characteristics.

If you're a fan of motors, classic cars and their evolution, we recommend a visit to the various car museums you'll find in Warwickshire. Among them we can find Coventry Transport Museum, as well as the British Motor Museum, two of the most important car museums in the United Kingdom.

Another of the amazing destinations that we can find if we want to fall in love with English nature is the Forest of Arden, which during much of the medieval period, covered, along with other forests, much of central England.

Rugby is one of the largest and most important towns in the Warwickshire Cornwall. It is home to Rugby School, the birthplace of rugby in the UK. Although it is not possible to enter the school as such, it is possible to enjoy its façade and learn a little about this place that gave birth to this discipline.

In the city of Leamington Spa we can find this beautiful park, the Jephson Gardens. It has an expanse of grass that covers a large part of the area, along with the presence of the River Leam flowing adjacent to it. We can find a huge variety of flowers, some more exotic than others, which also have several reviews so that the public can learn about them.