Wales in spring is a season of renewal and colour. Fields, hills, and woodlands across the country burst into life with golden daffodils, vivid spring blooms, and newborn lambs popping up on dewy fields.
It’s one of the best times of year for a glamping escape—you can wake up to birdsong, sip your morning coffee surrounded by greenery, and cosy up under the stars after exploring Wales in full springtime splendour.
From swish safari tents to small wooden cabins and glam bell tents, we have a brilliant selection of glamping breaks in Wales to help you make the most of the spring season.
Castor Cabin, Abergale
Picture the scene; you're lying in a cosy bed as the first rays of dawn filter through the clouds. There's no dinging phone or traffic noises, just miles of countryside around you, dotted with the odd sheep.
This is how you can wake up in the off-grid 'Castor cabin', part of the Shacks collection.
Found on a working farm near Abergele, this handcrafted, remote cabin allows you to wake up in peaceful solitude. It offers views of the sweeping countryside, sheep grazing quietly, and the odd deer passing by.
Despite its small size, you'll find everything you need for a self-catering stay, including a king-size bed, a compact kitchenette with hob and fridge, a hot shower and towels, a wood burner and even an Eco Composting Toilet.
There's also an outdoor decking area for alfresco meals and a fire pit for a night under the stars, sipping wine while a crackling fire and the distant sounds of owls make for a super romantic experience!
The Tri-Pod, Ceredigion
The Tri-Pod in Ceredigion isn’t your average countryside escape — it’s a showstopper. With its sharp triangular design and expansive floor-to-ceiling glass frontage, this sleek glamping pod offers a modern twist on rural relaxation.
But this isn’t some over-styled novelty. Set on a working farm near Llanarth, it’s an adults-only hideaway that’s as practical as unique. It offers a private hot tub, sweeping views of the countryside and sea, and resident alpacas in the adjacent field to keep you company.
Its timber-clad exterior blends seamlessly with the landscape, while the glass frontage pulls in every inch of those rolling fields and big skies. From the moment you step onto the deck, it’s clear this place is designed for switching off.
The stylish interior is a mix of rustic and modern, with warm timber-clad walls that make the space feel inviting but with contemporary touches that make it feel more luxurious than your average glamping setup. You'll also find a king-size bed on the mezzanine level and a fully equipped kitchen.
Outside, there's a seating area for al fresco dining, a firepit for cosy evenings, and a private hot tub.
You can book your stay through ToWander UK here: Tri-Pod.
Llantony Castaway, Abergavenny
If you want a digital detox in the Welsh countryside, Llantony Castaway is tucked away in a secluded valley and has no phone signal or WiFi.
This lovingly converted railway carriage has been restored into a romantic glamping cabin for two, where you can dodge phone calls and pesky emails.
Though compact, the main room somehow feels roomy, helped by a large sliding glass door that opens the cabin to the outside valley.
The cabin operates on solar power, which means there is limited electricity for charging devices, but there is light and power for essentials.
Don't bother bringing an iPad; there's no WiFi, and you won't need it anyway, as board games and cards are provided.
The wood-burning stove steals the spotlight, ready to be my warming companion for bracing spring evenings. And tucked in the far corner? A cosy king-sized bed that's perfect for a lazy morning with freshly brewed coffee.
Outside, there is a pizza oven and a small decking area with chairs, where you can look up at the stars as night falls.
Stellar Safari Lodge, Rhayader
Enjoy a luxury, off-grid glamping experience at Stellar Safari Lodge near the beautiful Elan Valley.
Located among trees on a family farm near Rhayader, the rustic lodge is a Visit Wales Quality Assured Glamping destination.
There are huge 'cosy cabin' vibes with a wood-burning cooker stove, plush furnishing and contemporary decor.
The expansive safari tent sleeps six, including an ensuite shower room with hot water and a flushing toilet, a fully equipped kitchen, a fire pit grill pizza oven, and a private wood-fired hot tub.
Nearby, The Elan Valley offers plenty of activities for a spring break. This expansive estate covers 45,000 acres of rolling hills, peaceful reservoirs, iconic Victorian-era dams, and hiking and biking trails.
Wood Shack, Abergavenny
Originally a writer's cabin, the book, 'The Man Who Made Things out of Trees' saw owner Rob cut down a native ash tree to discover how many things could be made from it. Many of the things made can be found within the structure of the Wood Shack today.
The fantastic outdoor space includes a huge oak deck for lazing and lounging and a relaxing hammock by the stream. It's a perfect autumn glamping holiday in the forest, where you can switch off for a few days.
Inside the shack, a cosy sofa for two is nestled by the wood-burning stove, and the kitchen is handbuilt.
The bedroom has a proper double bed. There is also a proper shower with hot and cold running water and a basin and loo, with towels and soap included.
Wigwam holidays Hafren, Staylittle
Imagine waking up in a warm, wooden cabin to the soothing sounds of lambs bleating in the distance as you pour your coffee and look out over the peaceful Welsh countryside.
At Wigwam Holidays Hafren, you can glamp in an idyllic rural setting far from city life. The farm, which is located in Staylittle, near Llanidloes, offers six luxurious, ensuite Wigwam cabins, several of which have upscale hot tubs.
Waking up on a spring morning and opening the double-glazed doors to the view over the sleepy Welsh countryside is a real treat. Especially after a good night's sleep on luxury foam mattresses in the cabin.
Each cabin sleeps up to four adults or a family of five, and each is insulated and fully fitted with a range of handy amenities for your stay in the countryside.
Inside, you'll find an ensuite shower room and a compact kitchenette with a fridge, kettle, microwave, toaster, hot plates, table with chairs, and TV.
Outside, there's a private decking area with a wooden picnic table and fire pit for each pod for an al fresco dinner. Several cabins also have the luxury of private, wood-fired hot tubs for an indulgent, bubbly soak with a view.
After living the tub life, gather the family for a BBQ on your roaring firepit, followed by toasting marshmallows and star gazing as the dusk fades into the incredibly dark skies.
Llechwedd Glamping, Blaenau Ffestiniog
Stay in the heart of a UNESCO World Heritage site at adventure glampsite Llechwedd Glamping.
Relax in a luxury lodge overlooking the slate landscape and watch people whizz past on Zip World's Titan 2 zip line in the distance.
The peaceful beauty of the slate landscape is often punctuated by the excited shrieks of the zip liners over the quarry.
These high-end lodges have everything you need for a comfortable stay in Blaenau, including cosy beds, an ensuite bathroom, wood-burning stoves, and a spacious veranda to unwind on.
Heritage Coast Campsite, Vale of Glamorgan
Heritage Coast Campsite offers family-friendly camping on an idyllic coastal setting near the secluded Monknash Beach
They have pitches for tents and camper vans, and if you fancy a spot of glamping, there are 5m glamping bell tents available for hire.
The campsite is well equipped with an electric hookup, fire pits, toilets, showers, and a washroom. The on-site bar and kitchen offer breakfast and dinner options if you don't fancy cooking.
Their five-metre bell tents are well kitted out for a cosy, autumn glamping experience with carpeting, rugs, cushions, furniture and equipment.
You'll also sleep on a double bed, with quality cotton bedding and warm duvets to keep you snug on those chillier Spring nights by the sea.
Glamping Essentials include tea, coffee, condiments, crockery, cutlery, pans, and a kettle.
Take an evening stroll down Monknash Beach to snap glorious sunset photos on the striking bedrock beach.
Canvas and Campfires, Llanwnnen
For a rural glamping experience in Wales this spring and summer, head to Canvas and Campfires in beautiful Llanwnnen.
This picturesque smallholding is home to luxury safari tents and a cosy refurbished 18th-century cowshed called Beudy Bach [Little Cowshed].
The cowshed is a perfect couple's getaway. It features a double room, a fire, a snug area, and a wood-fired hot tub.
Bed linen, towels, logs, and WiFi are all included in your stay.
Enjoy their lovely hot tub and watch the sunset over the glorious Welsh landscape.
