Luxury Outdoor Glamping Retreat
Experience comfort and nature at Meadow View Glamping
Experience comfort and nature at Meadow View Glamping

🌿 Escape to Nature – Off-Grid Glamping on a Working Farm 🌿
Unplug, unwind, and reconnect with nature in the heart of the Hertfordshire countryside.
Tucked away in a peaceful corner of a working farm, our off-grid glamping site offers the perfect countryside retreat for those seeking tranquility, simplicity, and a genuine connection with nature. Just a stone’s throw from Knebworth House and the charming town of Welwyn, our site is the ideal digital detox destination.
Stay in one of our two beautifully furnished bell tents, set apart for privacy, comfort and seclusion. You'll wake to the sounds of nature, with views across open fields and the gentle presence of our Highland cattle, horses, and free-range chickens, ducks and geese.
🛁 Amenities include:
A separate shower, toilet, and kitchen area with a fridge and essentials
Picnic spots and fire pit areas to enjoy peaceful evenings under the stars
Fresh farm eggs available daily, straight from our happy hens, ducks, and geese
🚶♀️ Surrounded by public footpaths, the farm is ideal for long countryside walks, wildlife spotting, or simply sitting still and watching the world slow down. Whether you’re exploring nearby historic landmarks or simply soaking in the rural charm, there’s no better place to unwind.
📵 No WiFi. No stress. Just fresh air, animal watching, and the perfect chance to switch off. Over 18s only and no large groups. No dogs


Tent information
Open space 1 x Double bed, bed linen, duvet and 2 pillows and towels included per tent
No toilets in the unit: shared facilities available.
No showers in the unit: shared facilities available.
Outdoor furniture
Shared amenities
Fridge
BBQ
Bathroom including large spacious shower
Campers kitchen including cooking equipment and kettle
Picnic table
Extras
To make your stay even more special we offer a range of add ons:
Fire pit and logs - £10 (during extremely hot wether the fire pit will not be available)
Battery pack - £10
Breakfast basket - all you need for a full breakfast to start your day including locally reared and produced sausages, bacon, bread and eggs direct from the farm - POA

The campsite is conveniently located approximately 1 mile from Welwyn North railway station, making it easy to reach by train. A taxi rank is available outside the station, with the journey to the campsite taking just a few minutes.
For those travelling by car, the campsite is easily accessible from the A1(M). Leave the motorway at junction 6 for Welwyn, then follow local signs towards Tewin.
Orchard Road, Tewin, Welwyn, UK

Woodland Ranch is a family run children's farm in the heart of Tewin. Filled with furry friends and endless adventures. Check their Instagram page for opening and ticket information.
@woodlandranchuk

A community run store and cafe offering a vast selection of everything you may need during your stay. Fresh bakery items available daily as well as fresh locally sourced fruit, veg and meat. Inside seating with air con and a beautiful sunny courtyard. Dogs welcome and free Wifi.
Opening Hours
Monday - Friday 8:30am - 4pm
Saturday 8:30am
A community run store and cafe offering a vast selection of everything you may need during your stay. Fresh bakery items available daily as well as fresh locally sourced fruit, veg and meat. Inside seating with air con and a beautiful sunny courtyard. Dogs welcome and free Wifi.
Opening Hours
Monday - Friday 8:30am - 4pm
Saturday 8:30am - midday
Sunday 9am - midday
Post office open Wednesday and Friday 9:30 - 11:30am

A 16th century traditional country pub with flagstone floors, wood beamed decor and a real ale and British pub menu. A large garden overlooking a working farm and horse fields.
Steeped in history and tradition, this pub is well worth a visit.

Rustic Village pub with a cosy oak beamed bar serving classic English pub dishes.
Check the website for opening hours www.roseandcrowntewin.co.uk

A traditional pub serving since 1543 with a warm welcome, good food, real ales and even a ghost!
Well worth the walk from the campsite, The Horns serves possibly the best burgers in Hertfordshire. Made with 100% prime beef to their own recipe and served in a brioche bun with your choice of toppings they simply have to be tried.

Discover one of the top things to do in Hertfordshire with a visit to the iconic Knebworth House, Gardens & Park where history, nature, and fun come together.

A Grade I listed country house set in a large park, the Great Park, on the eastern side of Hatfield. Elizabeth I's childhood home housing an impressive collection of Tudor history include the famous Rainbow Portrait, Elizabeth's gloves and a pair of her silk stockings.

This is a scenic circular route that explores the countryside near Welwyn Garden City, taking you through the pretty villages of Burnham Green and Tewin. Along the way you'll cross farmland and hike through small copses of trees, and you'll be rewarded for your efforts with a number of great country pubs along the route. The White Horse i
This is a scenic circular route that explores the countryside near Welwyn Garden City, taking you through the pretty villages of Burnham Green and Tewin. Along the way you'll cross farmland and hike through small copses of trees, and you'll be rewarded for your efforts with a number of great country pubs along the route. The White Horse in Burnham Green is notably named after the ghost of a headless horse which has roamed the area since its death in a battle between the Anglo-Saxons and Vikings in the year 1002.
Full details of the route can be found on alltrails.com