Glamping in Newmarket, England
10 bookable glamping holidays within 24.1 kilometres of Newmarket Sorted by distance
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Piggles Retreat
Brinkley, Cambridgeshire, England- Luxury lodges in leafy lakeside gardens at Brinkley in Cambridgeshire
- Cambridge half an hour’s drive; Newmarket Racecourse 10 minutes
- Private decks and exclusive-use bathrooms; picnic gazebo and treehouse
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Meadow View Campsite
Wicken, Cambridgeshire, England- Small level campsite on the edge of Wicken
- A short walk from Wicken Fen Nature Reserve
- Toilets, free showers, disabled facilities and free wifi
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Fen Meadows
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England- Luxury glamping among wildflower meadows at a four-acre family farm
- A 15-minute drive to Cambridge, or half an hour cycle ride
- Private hot tub and firepit for each unit, plus woodburning stove
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Church View Campsite
Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England- Friendly, simple site half a mile from pubs in the village of Barrow
- In the grounds of a fitness centre with a gym on site
- Couple of minutes' walk to archery, horse riding and assault course
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Gayton Farm
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England- Quiet site on a working farm in the village of Horningsea
- Five miles from Cambridge; easy trip by bike or public transport
- A few minutes' walk from local pubs and fishing on the River Cam
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Kings Forest Caravan Park
Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England- Quiet adults-only caravan park in a Suffolk forest location
- A 10-minute drive from Bury St Edmunds and an hour from the coast
- Next door to forest, West Stow Country Park and Anglo-Saxon village
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West Stow Pods
Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England- Cosy warm glamping in Suffolk woodland
- Five miles from Bury St Edmunds
- Pods with decking, barbecue area, wetroom, double bed and TV
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Fen End Farm
Cottenham, Cambridgeshire, England- Stay in an organic apple orchard 10 miles from Cambridge city centre
- A 30-minute drive from the National Trust's oldest nature reserve
- Top spot for stargazing: barbecues and campfires encouraged
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Old Waterworks Boutique Glamping
Clare, Suffolk, England- One-acre glamping site in grounds of a former Edwardian waterworks
- Under a mile from the centre of Clare; Long Melford 15 minutes' drive
- Furnished glamping accommodation at the end of an old drovers' track
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Rum Bridge Glamping
Clare, Suffolk, England- Off-grid accommodation in a peaceful County Wildlife Site
- On the edge of Clare; 45 minutes' drive from Cambridge
- Three well-stocked fishing lakes and an on-site food concession
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The Star at Lidgate
Newmarket, Suffolk, England- Eco-friendly wooden pods behind the 16th-century pub in Lidgate
- A 15-minute drive from Newmarket; 20 minutes from Bury St Edmunds
- Two bedrooms, two shower rooms and kitchenette for each pod
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Karma Farm
Ely, Cambridgeshire, England - Favourite
The Willows
Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England- Comfy secure park near RAF Mildenhall
- Plane spot from your pitch or the site viewing platform
- Dogs allowed and barbecues welcome
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Lazy Otter Meadows
Ely, Cambridgeshire, England - Favourite
Forget Me Not Glamping
Ely, Cambridgeshire, England- Supersize glamping pod in Wilburton village on Cambridgeshire fenland
- Cambridge 45 minutes’ drive; Newmarket half an hour; 15 minutes to Ely
- Ensuite bathroom, kitchen and living space; secure private garden
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Stansfield Hall and Woodlands
Sudbury, Suffolk, England - Favourite
Suffolk Retreats
Kedington, Suffolk, England- Peaceful location in the Suffolk countryside
- Perfect for a romantic break or a family holiday
- In nine acres of private grounds overlooking a Grade II property
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Mad Hatters Campsite
Ely, Cambridgeshire, England- Peaceful five-acre rural site with pond and wildflower meadows
- Two miles from Ely: walk there along the banks of the River Ouse
- Mad Hatter theme for kids, including playhouse and discovery trail
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Serenity Lakes
Helions Bumpstead, Essex, England- Adults-only lakeside glamping location at the back of a working farm
- A 35-minute drive to Cambridge; 25 minutes to the IWM Duxford museum
- Well-stocked fishing lake and firepits; country pub a short walk away
