Glamping at Glastonbury. If you were lucky to get Glastonbury tickets, you will soon be planning your visit to Worthy Farm. For my first Glastonbury, I took a Pop-Up Tent and not much else. Then I moved on to a mid-size tent and now we have a large tent. What can I say, as you get older you need more and more comfort!
If you are looking for information on bringing your campervan to Glastonbury then read this post: Campervans at Glastonbury
If you are looking for the ultimate in creature comforts at Glastonbury then this list of Glamping sites is for you.
Glamping at Glastonbury:
Worthy View
Worthy View is Glastonbury’s official offsite campsite. The site offers basic custom-made pre-erected tents just outside the festival fence. It is right next to Strummerville and The Stone Circle. Be warned, the hill is a killer after a few too many ciders! It is not suitable for wheelchairs or children’s pushchairs.
Worthy View has a dedicated car park a short walk from the tents.
Location: Just outside the main festival fence.
Facilities: On-Site Bar, Restaurant, Toilets, Showers, 24 hr info point, 24 hr security, first aid cabin.
Ticket: Glastonbury Tickets are not included.
Price: From £435 up to £1500.
Website: Worthy View Glastonbury
Sticklinch
Sticklinch is the other official offsite campsite organised by Glastonbury. It is located at the old West Campervan fields. It offers a bit more choice in accommodation. There are yurts, pods, bell tents and the scout-style tents you get up at Worthy View.
The walk to Sticklinch is a lot easier on the muscles too. Limited parking is available a short walk from the accommodation.
The Sticklinch campsite is located West of the Festival site, in the former West Campervan fields. Pedestrian access to the site through the former West Campervan Pedestrian Gate – now called Gully Gate – (between the Bailey’s and South Park camping grounds) is via a footpath with a gentle gradient across Rigg’s Field campsite.
Location: Just outside the main festival fence.
Facilities: Sticklinch will provide a range of food and drink outlets, toilets, showers, a pamper parlour, a 24 hour information point, 24 hour Security & Stewards.
Ticket: Glastonbury Tickets are not included.
Price: From £435 up to £1600.
Website: Sticklinch Glastonbury
Tipis At Glastonbury
One of my favourite areas of Glastonbury is the Tipi Field. It has become a part of Glastonbury as much as The Pyramid Stage and Stone Circle.
There are a limited number of tipis that you can hire during the 5 days of the festival. The great thing about the tipis is that they are still on the festival site.
Location: in the Tipi Village near the Stone Circle and adjacent to the Park area of the Festival
Facilities: The Tipi Village has its own facilities including compost toilets and showers, plus there will be hot food and drinks available to purchase, a communal fire, and space around the Tipis to sit, and for children to play.
Ticket: Glastonbury Tickets are NOT included.
Price: £1750
Website: Glastonbury Tipis
The Pop-Up Hotel
Location: A Short Walk From Gate D.
Facilities: Showers, Communal Area, Flushing Toilets, Bar, Restaurant, Spa, Private Parking, Concierge Service and a Swimming Pool (honestly).
Ticket: Glastonbury Tickets are NOT included.
Price: From £2,900 up to £26,000.
Website: The Pop Up Hotel
Ziggu Camp
Location: Roughly 5 minutes by shuttle from Gate A.
Facilities: Food & Drink, Bar with Entertainment, Hot Showers, Flushing Toilets, Parking, Hair and Beauty Tent.
Ticket: Glastonbury Tickets are NOT included.
Price: From £900 up to £2,500.
Website: Ziggu Camp
The Retreat
Location: 5 mins walk from Gate B.
Facilities: Food with inclusive meals, Hot Showers, Communal Areas, Flushing Toilets, Parking, Hair and Makeup Artist.
Ticket: Glastonbury Tickets are NOT included.
Price: Available by Request.
Website: The Retreat
The Love Fields
Location: Right next to Gate C.
Facilities: Food, Communal Areas, Hot Showers, Flushing Toilets, and Breakfast are Included in some yurts.
Ticket: Glastonbury Tickets are NOT included.
Price: From £750 to £1,800.
Website: The Love Fields
Glastotel
Location: 1,500m walk to Gate D.
Facilities: Food and Drink, including cocktails. Concierge Service, Pamper Areas, Hot Tubs, Hot Showers, Flushing Toilets, Parking.
Ticket: Glastonbury Tickets are NOT included.
Price: From £1,099
Website: Glastotel
Yurtel Glamping
Location: Transfer Sevice that takes roughly 5 minutes. It will drop you off inside the festival.
Facilities: A La Carte Restaurant, Cocktails and Drinks, Hot Showers, Hot Tubs, Flushing Toilets, Bath House, Salon, Makeup Services, Private Parking, Porter Service.
Ticket: Hospitality Tickets (OPTIONAL)*
Price: Available on request.
Website: Yurtel
Portobello Farm
Location: A shuttle ride to the Bronze Gate
Facilities: Hot Tubs, Bar and Restaurant, Hot Showers, Flushing Toilets, Communal Area, Parking, Bell Boys.
Ticket: Glastonbury Tickets are NOT included.
Price: From £2,300 to £4,200.
Website: Portobello Farm
Willow Meadows Glastonbury Glamping
Location: 15-minute walk to Gate D.
Facilities: Hot Showers, Flushing Toilets, Pamper Area, Trolleys, Private Food and Drink Area, Chill Out Area, Private Parking.
Ticket: Glastonbury Tickets are NOT included.
Price: From £499 to £2,800.
Website: Willow Meadows
Pilton Hill Campsite
Location: The site is 1.6 miles from gate A/Bronze Gate.
Facilities: Toilets and Showers in the Crossways Inn just across from the site. Parking.
Ticket: Glastonbury Tickets are NOT included.
Price: There are various prices. Please check their website below.
Website: Pilton Hill Camping
Pennard Orchard
Location: 15-minute walk to Pennard Gate.
Facilities: Complimentary Breakfast, Hot Showers, Flushing Toilets, Powder Room, Pampering Team, IV Drips, Reception and Concierge, Private Parking, and Porters.
Ticket: Glastonbury Tickets are NOT included.
Price: From £3,250 to £5,500.
Website: Pennard Orchard
Why Glamp at Glastonbury?
Some people love the idea of Glastonbury but still what the comforts of home whilst attending the world’s greatest festival. The benefits of Glamping are:
- Comfortable Accommodation (meaning you don’t have to take carry your own).
- Hot Showers
- Flushing Toilets
- Private Parking
- Some places include Glasto tickets and hospitality tickets
- Good food and wine
- Luxury Facilities like hot tubs, swimming pools and spas.
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