Ryebank Corner glamping campsite is a bell tent & yurt glamping site, with views over a wheat field on a working farm.
Everything you will need during your stay is provided, a fully equipped kitchen station, each tent has a fridge placed inside & outside you have tables & chairs, picnic benches, fire pit, BBQ & a gas stove. I also provide charcoal & two bags of logs, any extra bags of logs are chargeable. All bedding & towels are provided, bring an extra pillow if you prefer more than one. Each tent/yurt has a double bed with single put up beds.
Facilities include two shower shacks, two mains connected flushing toilets, running cold water taps, access to plug sockets in your tent/yurt and a hot water urn, providing hot water for washing up.
Ryebank Corner Glamping Campsite has three bell tents and three yurts. A bell tent sleeps up to 6 people & the yurts sleep up to 4 people.
It’s a minimum of a 2 nights stay, £250.00 per stay. A third nights stay offers a £10 discount making the 3rd night £115.00. Alternative length stays are subject to availability, please CONTACT US for more infomation.
Check-in is strictly between 12-7pm on the day of arrival, checkout is anytime before 12pm on day of departure, unless previously arranged.
There’s a communal stretch tent for shelter from the sunshine or the rain. I also have shelter’s near each unit.
The site lends itself perfectly for group bookings, the maximum amount being up to 30 people. Bookings are available from Fridays-Sundays, including bank holiday Monday, however I could accommodate days in the week as well.
As it’s a working farm that isn’t fenced off or secured for dogs I’m afraid NO DOG’S ALLOWED.
To make a booking please contacts us on the link below.
Useful Info
There are two pubs located within a 10 minute walk from the site, the first is called ‘The Oystercatcher’ which is part of the ‘Vintage Inn’ chain. the second is called the ‘Black Horse’ which is a one-off pub offering much more of a classic village pub feel.
Climping beach is a 20 minute walk from the Glamping site. If you head off from the site along the edge of the wheat field you’ll arrive in about 10 minutes onto Climping Street. Take a right and head all the way to the end of Climping street and after another 10 minutes you’ll arrive at the beach.
