Great Langdale Glamping
£86.00 to £160 per night
THE HIGHLIGHTS
Luxury, handcrafted glamping pod in the heart of the stunning Lake District - the ideal couples' retreat.
Relax in your own wood-fired hot tub whilst taking in the view.
Situated on a working farm, with roaming animals and spectacular views all around, perfect for unwinding.
A well-equipped kitchen and en-suite bathroom provide the home luxuries and practicalities for ultimate comfort. Underfloor heating and a log-burner ensure guests are kept warm and toasty all year round.
Located very close to all the local attractions and sites.
YOU SHOLD KNOW
There is no Wifi access on the farm.
Animals roam the site and their voices can be heard!
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3 nights Min Stay
No pets
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UK Holidays, England, Cumbria,
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