Wharfe Camp Glamping Pod is situated on our small, quiet, adults only campsite on the outskirts of Kettlewell village. The Glamping pod is of a high standard, comfortable, clean and unique, providing luxury outdoor living for up to 2 adults, and is designed especially for those who do not enjoy bringing lots of camping equipment with them. They create a beautiful way to experience the Yorkshire Dales countryside. The pod is well insulated with a heater, double bed, linen and towels, TV, fridge, toaster, kettle, smoke alarm, usb charging, double induction hob and utensils for making basic food and drinks. Tea, Coffee, milk, sugar and a snack are also provided for your arrival. In front of the pod there is also a decking area with table and chairs. The Pods are situated in a separate area to the tent pitches, with parking available alongside them. (subject to ground conditions). Parking is also available in the campsite car park close by. Please note - Wharfe Camp Glamping pod is only suitable for you if your preference is a quiet site. The glamping pods are virtually identical, and your pod will be allocated to you on arrival.

The beautiful village of Kettlewell, is set in a steep, narrow part of the dale, where the old coach road over Park Rash Pass, from Middleham and Coverdale, joins Wharfedale. ​ The village sits under the slopes of Great Whernside on one side of the valley, and Knipe Scar on the other. ​ A beck flows through the center of the village, and joins into the river Wharfe, that runs alongside Kettlewell in the valley bottom. ​ Kettlewell village is only a 5 minute walk from the campsite, where you'll find 3 pubs with restaurants, a deli, bistro, a well stocked shop, ice cream palour, garage and launderette. ​ The area is famous for its dry stone walls and isolated stone barns, which are a conspicuous feature of this part of the dales. ​ Wharfedale is a Fabulous area for a relaxing break, where one can enjoy the stunning scenery, or for the more adventurous among you, explore the area by walking or cycling around the dales.