Glamping parks in Hungerford, England
4 bookable glamping vacations within 15 miles of Hungerford
All distances are calculated "as the crow flies".
Bucklebury Farm
Reading, Berkshire, England- Luxurious family-sized safari tents at a Berkshire working farm
- The Living Rainforest 10 minutes' drive; Highclere Castle 25 minutes
- Farm shop and café on site; free guest access to farm park activities
Oxford Oak Camping
Faringdon, Oxfordshire, England- Family campsite with great views in the Vale of the White Horse
- A half-hour drive to the Cotswolds or central Oxford
- Communal firepits with seating on site; firewood for sale
Hollington Park Glamping
Newbury, Berkshire, England- Small family-run glampsite in woodland, 45 minutes’ drive from London
- A 10-minute drive to Highclere Castle; five minutes to Newbury
- Private facilities with hot showers, firepit and under-cover areas
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Willowbank Lodges
Pewsey, Wiltshire, England- Luxurious lakeside huts a five minute-drive from Pewsey, in Wiltshire
- Stonehenge half an hour’s drive; Salisbury 50 minutes
- Up to two dogs welcome (no additional cost); paths from the site
Evelyn's Garden
Wantage, Oxfordshire, England- Family-friendly site with access to The Ridgeway path in Oxfordshire
- Uffington White Horse 15 minutes’ drive; Barbury Castle 35 minutes
- On-site spa and views of the countryside; dogs are welcome
Oaktrack Glamping
Andover, Hampshire, England- Family-friendly furnished bell tents on a Hampshire smallholding
- A five-minute drive to Andover; 35 mins to Winchester or Salisbury
- Farm shop on site, plus activities like egg collecting
Foxglove Hideaway
Hungerford, Berkshire, England- Shepherd’s hut on a farm in the North Wessex Downs
- A five-minute drive from Hungerford and its horse-drawn barges
- A few minutes’ walk from the local 17th-century pub and a shop
Hamstead Huts
Newbury, Berkshire, England- Glampsite set in 10 acres of pastureland near Newbury in Berkshire
- A 15-minute drive to Hungerford, Greenham Common and Highclere Castle
- Shepherd’s hut heated by woodburner; exclusive use of shower hut
Oak Tree Farm
Andover, Hampshire, England