Hollington Park Glamping

Came here in May 2023 - dad and 2 kids, and loved it so much that I bought 17 friends with me in March 2024. We stayed in the 3 bell tents and one of the pods. Made friends with the family in the other pod. We absolutely loved it, the setting, comfort, animals all top class again. Claire was awesome again, couldn't do enough for us. We were the first of the season and despite some horrendous weather in the weeks before they'd obviously gone over and above to have everything perfect for us on arrival. We did 2 hikes over 2 days covering 6 nearby pubs. Furze Inn is great, and Craven arms tipi great for lunch. A football pitch about 10 mins walk around the corner, and plenty to explore on site. Campfires in the evening, marshmellows, BBQ, - memories!

I've just watched 4inbed, what dump this so called glamping site is. It's filthy environment health depar**ent should inspect this place. Owners full of themselves, I would rather stay in hostel than this dump. Avoid .

We stayed in the Moroccan tent for two night in late May/early June. Dad, 12yo, 9yo. We absolutely loved it and would love to come back. Claire, the host was awesome and really made us feel welcome, and super helpful with local knowledge. The tent was amazing. As Claire opened the tent doors my kids both gasped and gave a "oh wow!". It was really nice to have your own shower and toilet which was spotless, well designed and couldn't fault it in any way (although as a 6 footer I did have to duck for the shower!!). One thing I really appreciated were the huge fluffy towels. Usually in places like this they expect you to dry your body with something little more than a hand towel. But here they spoil you with the towels and bedding too. You can do your own bonfire but your tent, which feels very cosy and private, or there is a communal area you could use. We brought our own wood which I'd recommend. There is plenty of kindling lying around, but a few large pieces could be a good idea. Kids loved Tony the Great Dane and Flash the sausage dog. They are both super friendly. We also had visits from the hens and peacocks which was really fun. There are plenty of areas for the kids to go explore. They loved finding the rope/tire swing in the woods. I honestly can't fault this place, it was amazing. One tip: there are lots of fairly lights in the tents which give an amazing effect in the evening. But some of the batteries might be low or out. So bring a pack of AAs. There are also lots of lanterns outside for tea lights, and I'd recommend bringing a pack - especially if like us you like a game of cards in the evening.

Wow! From the moment we arrived we were welcomed by the owners who were so lovely. Our yurt was absolutely beautiful, from comfy beds and bedding to beautiful decor and lighting to make the ambiance so cosy and pretty. The bbq area, camp fire and eating area was so well designed , quirky and rustic. The animals around the park were just spectacular and added a real feel of being in the countryside. Toilets were very clean and cleverly designed. We can’t say enough about this place to capture its beauty , you need to go and see, feel it for yourself , you will love it ! We are definitely going back Team Duncan x

Amazing weekend, not one fault can be picked upon. Lovely comfortable tents, super comfortable beds and clean bedding with equipment that's handy. The surrounding area was lovely to explore and the families we went will also enjoyed the weekend stay, the children loved the wood and roaming about making their own fun without the need for devices and internet. The owners are lovely, very accommodating and went above and beyond to make our stay extra special. Would recommend this site for all ages and families and we will definitely come back to stay in the future. Thanks for the best weekend.

We stayed three nights at Hollington Park Glamping, as a base for walking and exploring the many nearby attractions - the Ridgeway, Avebury, Savernake Forest, etc. Very comfortable beds in pods and tent, which were well kitted-out. Cosy with its small wood stove, the Bedouin tent came into its own as a warm and spacious gathering place during one prolonged spell of rain. The individual cooking facilities and sitting areas worked well, although there is also a good choice of local pubs. Well worth bringing a supply of wood for the tents' log-burners and for the firepits, according to weather. The provision of washroom/shower and WC for each unit was a deal-clincher in my book, while woodland life delighted the dogs. The friendly hosts struck a comfortable balance between privacy and support, and we were sorry to leave.

What a find of a place , just got home from the most amazing weekend spent here, stayed two nights in Daisy Cottage, could not fault it , the owners Claire and Adam were so warm and welcoming , if you want complete chill then this is your place to stay 😍 it really is stunning! Special mention to Tony the Great Dane, we miss him already x

We’ve just returned home after 2 nights in the Bedouin bell tent. We had a brilliant time! The kids loved roaming through the woods and all the animals. They spent 2 days with no screens (there is no electricity in the tent) and all said they hadn’t missed tv! The tent was well equipped, cosy and warm at night. The fire pit was fun and the children enjoyed collecting wood. There are lots of nice local walks and we found a great pub too. We will definitely book again.

We stayed here with our two boys in Oct half term for a few nights. We loved the pod (the facilities were excellent) and the owners were very helpful and friendly. The weather was awful but this did not dampen our spirits and we still managed to get the fire pit going. We loved the animals roaming around, particularly the Great Dane and the peacocks. The visit was a welcome break from all the Covid madness. Would love to return.