Glamping in Stroud

If you want a weekend break where you have nothing but peace and quiet, then these Holidu glamping accommodations are for you. They are surrounded by nature, close to woods and lakes, but also within easy reach of the best places to visit in Stroud, such as restaurants, pubs and cafés to enjoy the local cuisine. You'll also be able to discover during your holiday why this was named the best place to live in the UK.

There's no better plan for a weekend away than a trip to one of Stroud's luxury glamping choices. They have designs that are as stunning as they are charming and will help you unwind completely, as they are in the middle of nature. Plus, you'll be able to have all the comforts from heating, bathtub and internet to breakfasts, whether à la carte, English or Irish, so you won't have to worry about cooking during your holiday and can just focus on relaxing.

Stroud is a fascinating and picturesque place that hides many places where you can delve into the culture and learn more about this town through art. Take a day to visit the Pangolin Gallery and see all the works of art that are kept in this place. You can also go to the museum to travel back in time or if you prefer an activity that includes more movement and dynamism, you can stop by the town's theatre to enjoy any of the performances they have available.

If you are more of an outdoors type and enjoy being surrounded by all that nature has to offer, there are still plenty of things to do in Stroud. This town is surrounded by many parks and natural areas where you can take long, relaxing walks, such as the Museum in the Park, which is a local history museum that has a large garden, or Woodchester Park, which is located in a valley surrounded by greenery and long stretches of parkland.

Stroud has some beautiful hills and valleys that you can walk through to take in even more of the beautiful sights of this charming town. There are five in total (Cam, Slad, Painswich, Chaldford and Nailsworth) which you can explore on walks or bike rides.

For a pleasant afternoon, you don't have to do more than visit Stratford Park. This is huge, as it used to be a private estate, and now it has become one of the most important tourist sites in town.

Another place you can add to your list if you visit Stroud is Woodchester Park. Here you will have a lovely walk and breathtaking scenery that will let you see the most beautiful side of this town. There is a lake and some effortless walking trails that are suitable for all ages.

An unconventional place for a holiday, but one that will totally entertain you. This is the Rush Skatepark, an indoor park for skateboarders, scooters, skateboards and BMX bikes. It's a great plan, especially if you're travelling to Stroud with kids.

Right in the heart of Stroud you can check out the Suscription Rooms, a community arts centre with different activities to enjoy and events to attend. But in addition to this, you can also complement your visit by going to the dance hall, café or bar there.

And with so many parks in this town, of course it had to have one named after it. Stroud Park is beautiful, quiet, and you will see some small animals making life in this place, like squirrels or swans. This lovely park also has musical events on weekends, and you can get to know another version of Stroud.

The scenery from Selsley Common is incredible and you can take lovely walks up and down the hill. Another place in Stroud to relax and well worth a visit.