Penhein offers guests a slice of luxury with bespoke experiences at its site in Monmouthshire. Groups or families can stay in one of eight tents, each sleeping up to five, with a fire pit, wood burner and access to a communal kitchen. Groups will also have their own luxury bathroom, complete with fluffy towels, candles and Jo Malone toiletries. The site has a range of experiences as well as numerous catering options, whether you’re after a special woodland dining experience, cocktail and coffee bar pitched up beside your tent or hog roast. Other activities include archery, cookery classes, raft building and paddleboarding.

Two-night stays start from £295 for five

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Want to reconnect with nature and go back to basics? Feather Down has 29 farms around the UK including in Sussex, the New Forest, Norfolk, Somerset and Cornwall. Guests can stay in canvas hideaways that don’t have any electricity and are instead kitted out with candles and oil lamps for a rustic experience – think starlit skies and roasting marshmallows over a warm stove or fire. Some have access to nearby lakes with family-friendly activities like den building, painting and foraging, while others include wood-fired hot tubs overlooking rolling hills. A great option for kids, they can visit animals at the farms, spot wildlife and run around in the woodland playgrounds.

Two-night stays start from £344

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This eco campsite on the Llŷn peninsula in north Wales was made for foodies and families. Pitch up on wildflower meadows or in orchards next to streams on the private estate – bring your own tent or campervan or stay in one of two glamping safari tents. The site has shower blocks with eco-friendly toiletries, composting toilets, BBQs for hire and a small kitchen with washing-up facilities and fridges. Kids will love the treehouses and rope swings, while adults will appreciate the kitchen garden restaurant which serves seasonal food made from produce grown on site. There are also four huts, each varying in size, in a private paddock next to the kitchen. Each one has a modern en-suite with hot water and a shared fire pit for outdoor cooking. The site is wi-fi and car-free so expect to be off grid and transfer your equipment to camp by wheelbarrow.

Camping pitches start from £22 per night; huts start from £90 per night

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A weekend with Home Farm Glamping on its beautiful estate in Hertfordshire is perfect for a family staycation. Only 13 miles from central London, it’s the ideal spot for a bit of short-term R&R. Guests can choose from a range of yurts or bell tents with double beds and luxury linens, and an outdoor seating area with a fire pit and barbecue. You can pre-book cooked breakfasts, afternoon tea hampers and BBQ meal boxes, all of which are freshly prepared on site by a catering team. Throughout the summer expect activities like children's theatre, live music, storytelling, crafts, workshops, forest school activities, tree climbing, zip-lining, face painting and more.

Four-person tents start from £100 per night; five-person yurts start from £130

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Top of the Woods is an eco-friendly site in south-west Wales. Here, it’s all about reconnecting with nature and appreciating a slower way of life. Families can choose from boutique safari lodges set in their own wildflower meadow with remarkable views of Pembrokeshire National Park. Around and about, there are woodlands, nature domes (which kids will love) and Pioneer Camps, complete with wagon-style kitchen-dining areas. Adults can relax in hammocks, while kids play in the Hide & Seek Garden. Order bacon baps or shakshuka from the breakfast bar and a pizza from the on-site pop-up for supper. Every Tuesday, the camp runs a fishmonger stall where families can barbecue their own seafood.

Camping pitches start from £16 per night; tents start from £100 per night

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Campwell is in Cherry Wood, near Bath. There are two types of accommodation on offer: Campwell Woods is an eco-village where guests stay in log cabins, yurts, cob roundhouses and shepherd’s huts with access to compost toilets, warm showers and kitchens; Campwell Farm comprises nine bell tents with wood-burning stoves. All come with comfortable beds, hot showers and a wood-fired sauna, as well as a communal BBQ area. If you’re travelling as a large group, book the Chief’s Den, which is three adjoining yurts on a wooden sundeck. Sleeping up to four people across two bedrooms, it has a large living space, private bathroom and kitchen. In terms of activities, glampers can sign up for archery classes, woodwork courses, foraging-to-fork sessions, outdoor yoga classes, wild swimming and paddleboarding.

Accommodation starts from £100 per night

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