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.
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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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