Glamping in Cirencester

A holiday in the picturesque glamping grounds around Cirencester, the capital of the Cotswolds, is undoubtedly one of the best plans for this holiday! Considered one of the most beautiful areas, this market town is an ideal destination full of charming old streets, fascinating history and a tranquil character that will captivate you. Come and holiday in this pleasant village with pastel coloured buildings and marvel at the variety of independent shops, beautiful green spaces and gastronomic delights that Cirencester has to offer!

Cirencester's accommodation awaits you with a warm welcome and amenities to suit your needs. You can enjoy a cosy and comfortable cottage-style setting with a fire pit and a large private garden. Plus features such as fully equipped kitchens with everything you need to cook, comfortable sofas to enjoy an afternoon nap, smart TV for watching movies in the evening, bright bathrooms, bedrooms with soothing colours, and high-quality furnishings. You will have everything you need to feel at ease during your stay.

Cirencester has numerous award-winning parks and green spaces that are sure to delight. You can visit Cirencester Park, a 3,000-acre estate, and wander freely through the extensive parkland. The woodland is criss-crossed by a series of avenues inspired by baroque geometry and boasts the world's tallest yew hedge, planted in the 1720s, as well as the oldest polo club in the UK. Alternatively, situated just off the Market Square, the Abbey grounds are a lovely place for a picnic by the River Churn. The public park is relaxing and contains the site of St Mary's Abbey and part of the ancient Roman wall. And near the city centre, St Michael's Park has large expanses of lawns that have earned it recognition as one of Britain's finest parks. The park is of the highest possible environmental standards, is beautifully maintained, and has sports and recreational facilities for visitors.

Situated in the centre of Cirencester, The Corinium Museum houses one of the largest collections of Romano-British antiquities in the country. A visit to the museum allows you to take a journey through time and experience life as a Roman. During your visit, you will discover the archaeology of the Cotswolds and see hundreds of exhibits ranging from the Stone Age, Bronze Age and Iron Age to the Roman period. Among the artefacts are Roman mosaics found in Cirencester, prehistoric tools and medieval sculptures. If you're a history buff, you'll find hundreds of thousands of years of history in the immersive exhibits here. Meanwhile, the Roman Amphitheatre, located in the southwest of the city, is one of the largest Roman amphitheatres in Britain. Now grass-covered, it was part of a major Roman town planning scheme in the 2nd century and could seat 8,000 spectators.

Cerney House Gardens is a romantic secret garden that is a delight to visit. Elevated above the Churn Valley, the gardens are set in the grounds of a Georgian house and offer an array of colours and scents in every season. Discover the Victorian walled garden, let the fragrance of roses envelop you and watch the display of bluebells in the winter and daffodils and tulips in the spring. The gardens are a special and welcoming place and provide a secluded little corner to escape the hustle and bustle.

Chedworth Roman Villa is one of the largest Roman villas in Britain and a listed monument. Discover the remains of one of Britain's grandest Roman villas, explore the extensive mosaic floors, bathing rooms and learn about the finds and artefacts from this villa discovered over 150 years ago. You will see figurines, Roman jewellery, coins and much more. In addition to all this, the surroundings offer plenty of opportunities to stroll and observe the wide variety of plants and wildlife.

Tierra & Mar is a family-run restaurant offering a selection of modern-style tapas dishes made with the finest local ingredients. Enjoy a traditional Spanish lunch, modern European dishes prepared with passion, and a truly authentic dining experience. Although the tapas mostly feature chorizo, salchichón, lomo and seafood, you can also enjoy delicious vegan tapas. The restaurant creates an astonishing combination of flavours to suit all needs and tastes.

Housed in a converted Victorian brewery, New Brewery Arts is a contemporary art gallery, café, and craft shop where you'll find plenty of curiosities to take home as souvenirs. A visit to the shop is a must to purchase unique pieces of jewellery, homewares, and beautiful artwork. See the unique items created by artisans, discover your creativity with classes, and support independent artists by purchasing one of their pieces. You're sure to find something beautiful that will add a different touch to your home.

Just minutes from the city, head to the Cotswold Sculpture Park. Explore the paths that wind through a woodland with ponds and watch dozens of sculptures emerge from nature. There are more than 100 changing sculptures around the park that form an international centre of contemporary art worth admiring. You can see original sculptures made of wood, stone, metal, bronze, and glass. These contemporary outdoor works of art make this park an entertaining place to visit.

Just minutes from Cirencester, the Cotswold Water Park is a wonderful place if you're looking to cool off during the summer. Younger children can enjoy the inflatable water park and jump, slide and splash in the water while you relax on the soft sandy beach with a lagoon. Enjoy a day at the largest Inland Paddling Beach in the UK, have fun kayaking or SUP paddling and satisfy your appetite with a tasty burger at the Beach Shack. The lake offers everything for a great family day out.

If you don't want to go that far, Cirencester's outdoor swimming pool offers you the chance to cool off without having to leave the city. Opened in 1869, the Cirencester's outdoor pool contains natural spring water heated to a medium temperature during the summer months. Enjoy a refreshing swim in the summer sun, have fun trying the Aqua Aerobics sessions, and have a picnic in the courtyard area. There is also a shop for hot and cold drinks, snacks, and ice cream.