Amazing views, magical sunsets, luxurious comforts and fabulously starry skies await in the unique boutique hideaway of Stargazer Glamping. Set in 4.5 acres of gorgeous grounds around a Georgian country pile in the astoundingly beautiful Wye Valley of Herefordshire, the site provides luxurious Lotus Belle tents with their own six-person hot tubs, hot and waiting for guests on arrival.
There are three delightful glamping areas among the woodland and mature gardens. The whopping showstopper Mahal tent sleeps eight in a staggering 700 square feet of space, lavishly furnished with king sized master beds and cosied up with abundant rugs and cushions. Two more ‘Stargazer’ tents are similarly equipped and allow celestial viewing from their beds.
Each tent has its own fully equipped outdoor cabana kitchen, electrically connected and with firepits and barbecues. Your personal pristine hot shower, compost toilet and washing up facilities are also provided.
Seating, sunbeds, hammocks and covered dining areas are provided for each tent, but so too is a communal area with an honesty shop and a shared pizza oven where glampers who choose can socialise together.
The grounds are super special, featuring hundreds of mature trees, orchards, vegetable and herb gardens with free range chickens, a gladed hammock garden and even a bewitching fairy garden. At night, the Milky Way is displayed to perfection in this Dark Sky area and telescopes are available free of charge to encourage everyone to enjoy the heavenly treats.
Additionally, Stargazer Glamping lets out two stylish cottages, Wisteria and Sunrise, the latter all at ground floor level. They have all modern conveniences from smart TV to woodburning stoves and hot tubs.
Booked altogether, the site can accommodate up to 20 people, all enjoying the great local amenities of Bromsash village, including the Alma Inn – CAMRA’s Herefordshire’s 2021 Pub of the Year – and the Michelin-rated restaurant, The Moody Cow.
Owner Dominic Sheridan says: “The River Wye and Forest of Dean are just down the road, great for canoeing, horse riding, cycling, climbing and Go Ape for the kids.”
