Glamping in Surrey Hills

Holidu invites you to Surrey, a charming county in the south-east of England that has numerous historical and natural points of interest, first-class green areas and a wide network of hiking and cycling routes. As Britain's most wooded county, you'll have plenty of outdoor activities to choose from. Come, we are waiting for you!

It may seem unusual to you that near the city you can find a peaceful place to pass your holiday surrounded by wonderful nature. Well, in the Surrey Hills glamping, you can find all the tranquillity and comfort you need to relax and unwind as much as you want. You will have at your fingertips internet, television, heating, balcony; you can even take your pet with you and watch it run through meadows and mountainous areas. Surely you want to feel the magic that the Surry Hills glamping contains!

Because your family deserves an unforgettable walk, take them to explore an 11th century castle, a royal red brick Tudor palace or a vineyard with panoramic views of the wonderful countryside. If you prefer, visit a colourful botanical garden or a beautiful sculpture park. The truth is, you don't need a reason to get out of London and take a road trip to Surrey. You won't regret it!

Meet The British Wildlife Center, located in the middle of the rural landscape of eastern Surrey, where you can discover details about the native wildlife of the UK. More than 40 species of animals live here, including foxes, deer, owls and small gingerbread mice, as well as rare specimens such as the Scottish wildcat and otter. Exciting! Don't you think?

is the Royal Horticultural Society's premier historic garden, combining beauty and tranquillity with innovative designs and growing techniques. The extensive grounds cover more than 97 hectares and include everything that gardening enthusiasts can expect from each season of the year.

This was the residence in which the famous English King Henry VIII and his six wives lived, an imposing landmark that provides details of the fascinating world of the court of the Tudor spirit. Inside, you can visit the famous and mysterious Enchanted Gallery and the Great Hall, with a spectacular ceiling with exposed beams and tapestries that are five centuries old.

offers a magnificent 133.5 hectare, 250-year-old landscape at the gates of Surrey. The grounds are home to the largest and most diverse collection of living plants in the world, with more than 50,000 specimens on display. This is a perfect place for you to spend a day discovering unusual plants, historic royal buildings from the Georgian era and botanical art galleries!

It is located on an island near Chertsey and on it, you can ride some of the most exciting attractions. The venue is worth it alone for its collection of six roller coasters that reach incredible speeds and feature adrenaline-pumping drops and dizzying turns. Don't miss Stealth, the fastest in the UK.

This is a possibly hidden corner in a forest that is located at the foot of a mountain in the town of Farnham, where you can see more than 600 sculptures by 200 famous artists. To see them, you just have to follow a path that winds through three kilometres of beautiful forest landscapes. Pay attention because you are likely to come across interesting wild birds and other animals. The collection of works of art is made up of pieces in bronze, marble, wood, copper or stone, among other materials.

is an imposing stone fortification believed to have been built shortly after the Norman invasion in 1066. Around this building from the 11th century, on the site that once occupied a defensive moat, you will now see pretty gardens with a beautiful floral display.

It is one of the most sought after activities by cyclists who want to know in depth the beautiful villages of the county, as well as its ancient forests and winding country trails. The network consists of more than 80 kilometres of specific cross-country routes that are divided, in turn, in five interconnected paths.