Glamping in Northamptonshire

If you're looking for something different this holiday, if you want to enjoy beautiful scenery and interesting places to visit while staying in simple but comfortable accommodation, don't worry, Holidu has you covered. In the county of Northamptonshire, UK you will find everything you are looking for, from beautiful natural areas where you can enjoy outdoor activities, to monuments and cultural sites that will amaze you. Your accommodation will also be a treat if you're looking for a practical but comfortable way to spend your holiday, and gampling is something you can opt for in the county, from beautiful wooden caravans to large green spaces with spacious and luxurious camping tents.

No matter what size or location you choose to stay in, these glamping-style accommodations have everything you need for a relaxing holiday. Many wooden caravans have double beds, a bathroom, living room, dining room, bar and even a terrace. Now if you want to try the luxurious open-air tents and cabins, these come equipped with large beds, a bar, and internet. Although there is a shared bathroom and living area, these spaces are big and comfortable enough to accommodate a large number of people, so it won't really be a hassle. So don't hesitate and come and experience the beauty of Northamptonshire. Book your glamping accommodation now!

Northamptonshire is a county where you'll find plenty of outdoors things to do, and its natural spaces for recreation are incredible. One of them is the fabulous Stanwick Lakes, a nature reserve of approximately 750 acres with a stunning lake. Here you can enjoy large expanses of greenery perfect for a day out in nature, as well as hiking paths, fun bike trails, a variety of birds to watch and a children's playground. Another beautiful natural site to visit is the Coton Manor Garden, a garden of approximately 10 acres surrounding a 17th century manor house. If you are a fan of plants, this place will definitely be a treat for you, due to the variety of flora you can find all year round. There are also large meadows and forests with flowers of many colours, which will make you feel like in a fairy tale.

This county is full of cultural places, and its varied museums and monuments prove it. The Canal Museum is one of these magical places, where you can learn all about the British canals and the people who lived and worked on them. You can also experience these canals for yourself on boat trips offered by the museum, as well as enjoy the green spaces with meadows and woodlands, cycle paths and much more. Now there is also Rockingham Castle, an incredible castle that was built on the orders of William the Conqueror in 1070 and over the years has been home to many kings and queens such as Edward I and Queen Eleanor. It was in 1577 that this castle was given to Edward Watson and since then it has become a family home open to the public. Here you can take a tour of the castle and see all its areas and rooms, stroll through the beautiful gardens or take a break and have a bite to eat in the tearooms.

This recreational park founded in 1921 is very special, as it is combined with an amusement park, so you can enjoy beautiful green areas and fun attractions. Among the activities you can do are flying chairs, roller coasters, teacups, carousel, an aviary, a meerkat manor, and much, much more.

If you are looking for a place to have a day of fishing, Pitsford water fishing lodge is the place for you. At this fabulous centre located within the Pitsford Water Reserve, you can enjoy different types of fishing such as trout fishing, predator fishing and fly-fishing, you can also have fishing lessons and boat handling lessons.

This llama farm and sanctuary offers you a day of fun with these cute animals. Here you can have the joy of strolling through the county's countryside while carrying a cute and gentle llama by your side. It's certainly a different way to enjoy the beautiful Northamptonshire landscapes.

There are a variety of museums in this county, and this one offers a wide range of exhibits on everything you can imagine. Here you can see the history of the shoe industry that flourished in Northamptonshire and then the rest of the UK, as well as archaeological artefacts, modern art, antique costumes, and much more.

This fabulous palace was owned by the Tudor and Stuart monarchs, so it holds great importance in the history of England. Today it is open to the public, so you can visit the interior and see the royal decorations that have been preserved to this day, as well as the well-kept and perfectly manicured gardens.

Whilton Mill is an entertainment centre where you are sure to find plenty of fun things to do. Here you can have fun kart racing on the long and amazing track that the centre offers you, also clay shooting, quad biking on rocky tracks, and even practice archery.

The site has been listed as a Scheduled monument, i.e. a monument protected against unauthorized changes. It is a feudal motte or ancient castle and was a type of building introduced by the Normans, which today can be found in various places around the country.