Hot Tub Glamping in Yorkshire

The Yorkshire Wolds are something of a hidden gem. The term “wolds” means low lying hills, which is perfect for glamping and glampsites. The Wolds area lies in the east of Yorkshire, mainly in the East Riding, north of the city of Hull. To the north east lies the Flamborough Head peninsula, home of the Flamborough Headland Heritage Coast tourist destination. The popular seaside town of Bridlington is just to the south of this headland.

The Wolds are largely untouched, and have historic towns and villages which retain a unique character. The largest town is Driffield, and the traditional capital of the Wolds is Kilham. These and the many villages of the Wolds lie on a gently rising plain of land, which reaches its height to the west. This gives amazing views of the surrounding countryside, with the sea often visible to the east.

Glamping is slightly more popular to the north of the Wolds, between Bridlington and Stamford Bridge, which lies to the east of York. There are glamping facilities including shepherds' huts available in the area, which itself makes the Wolds a unique glamping destination. As most of the towns and villages in the area are well set up for tourism, getting supplies should be no problem.

The Wolds also hosts its own heritage railway line, the Yorkshire Wolds Railway. For getting a view of the surrounding landscape, including your glampsite, this form of transport takes some beating.
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To the west of the Dales, the land becomes more dramatic, as the National Park mixes with the Pennines. For glampers who like a bit of adventure, this offers opportunities to experience some truly unique land formations. The village of Malham, for instance, is at the center of some world famous natural features, like Malham Cove, Janet's Foss and Gordale Scar.