Coppet Hill Glamping
- Premier host
- Bridport, Dorset, England
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- Sleeps: 2 (+2) per unit
- Bedrooms: Open plan
- Bathrooms: Private external
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
The stunning Dorset scenery at Coppet Hill Glamping promises to take your breath away from the moment you arrive.
Peacefully surrounded by rolling hills that give way to arresting views of Lyme Bay and the sweeping World Heritage Jurassic Coast – just three miles away – the 600-acre family farm is an ideal setting for a fresh escape into nature.
Here you can relax amongst woodland that’s teeming with wildlife and whispering trees… not to mention shimmering ponds peppered with wildflowers, and in the summertime, a ten-acre golden sunflower maze!
Naturally, the accommodation you’ll discover here continues the farm’s sustainable ethos, which offers a deep connection with the landscape and surrounding nature.
Ideal for small families, you’ll find Churchay Lotus Belle secluded in a calming meadow; a six-metre Stargazer tent complete with a kingsize bed, and two cosy camp beds for the little ones.
Generous facilities include a private bathroom shed and covered al fresco kitchen area with decking and seating, a crackling firepit… and a gorgeous Hikki wood-fired Nordic bathtub, nestled among the trees for outstanding views of the sunset-dipped hills.
Feeling a little more adventurous? Choose from two rustic Landpods, both sleeping up to 4 guests, and both enjoying the most beautiful locations imaginable.
Keep readingAt a glance
- A tranquil and scenic Dorset glamping site, set within a 600-acre family farm with emphasis on sustainability and connection with nature.
- Set in a quiet meadow, Churchay Lotus Belle is a stargazer tent that sleeps 2 adults and 2 children under 10, with a private wood-fired hot tub and separately-housed kitchen and bathroom facilities close by.
- 2 rustic Landpods, Two Hoots and Little Coppet, each enjoy exceptionally scenic locations, and each sleep 4 guests (ideally, 2 adults and 2 children), with a bathroom shed and covered al fresco kitchen nearby.
- Take a scenic hike to the World Heritage Jurassic Coast, just 3 miles away, or stay on site and laze by the wildlife pond. In summer, you can wander through the 10-acre sunflower maze and join guided wildlife activities.
- There is a tea room close by, and plenty of pubs in walking distance – the friendly owners are happy to share their favourites as part of a circular map!
Features
- Family Friendly
- Hot Tubs
Facilities
Churchay Lotus Belle (2+2 guests): 6-metre stargazer tent with kingsize bed, 2 children’s camp beds (under 10s only), solar-powered electric supply, private compost loo, private shower facilities, cooking facilities and equipment, firepit, wood-fired hot tub, outdoor seating, linen and towels provided.
2 Landpods (2+2 guests): 1 double bunk, private compost loo, private hot shower, solar-powered electric supply, cooking facilities and equipment, firepit, linen and towels provided.
On site: communal lounge, nature walks, guided wildlife activities, sunflower maze (summer only).
Local Activities
Walking, cycling, local pubs, tea rooms, coastal hikes, wildlife-watching
Accommodation Options
Two Hoots Landpod - sleeps 2 adults 2 children
Little Coppet Landpod - sleeps 2 adults 2 children
Churchay Lotus Belle Tent - sleeps 2 adults 2 children
More information
Two Hoots is sheltered by oak trees next to a wildlife pond; the perfect spot to breathe out and relax, perhaps with a good book! Meanwhile, Little Coppet is perched on a lush, green hillside, especially for you to savour views across the Marshwood Vale and its majestic hill forts.
Whichever Landpod you choose, you’ll have a double bunk bed to snuggle up in, with a bathroom shed and covered al fresco kitchen close by.
With everything you need so well covered, all that’s left to do is pull up a deckchair and watch the world go by, or light the firepit and await the arrival of the stars in that vast, clear night sky.
There’s a camping field close by, where you’ll find a comfy day room with a washing machine and a microwave, while nearby Purcombe Barn is home to a friendly tea room serving tempting treats.
If you’d rather expend some energy, there are over eight miles of footpaths and trails to explore, and guided wildlife activities to join throughout the summer, including bird-watching and pond dipping sessions.
And of course, should you feel the need to leave, you could hike to the Jurassic Coast, or around the Marshwood Vale.
(Oh, and if you ask nicely, the friendly owners will be happy to provide you with a circular walking map of their favourite local pubs!)
Things to note
The site is also home to a quiet camping field, with communal facilities for all guests.