Our Location

Our luxury lodges and pods are set in a beautiful grounds of Darnell’s Farm, which has been in the family for four generations. The farm is situated on the outskirts of the charming village of Linton.

Our glamping accommodation is in a very quiet rural setting on the Herefordshire/Gloucestershire border with easy access to the A40 and M50. The farm is in an ideal location to explore the Wye Valley, the Forest of Dean, the Cotswolds and the Malvern Hills. We’re just a 15 minute drive from the picturesque market town of Ross-on-Wye.

Come and visit the Herefordshire countryside and experience the life of a working farm, where there is something going on every day.

Darnells’ Luxury Glamping, Darnells Farm, Linton, Ross-on-Wye, HR9 7SQ.

On Site

We are a working farm, so there is always something going on, our visitors often wake up with the view of cows or sheep grazing in the field next to the site. We are in the process of making a designated fire pit with wooden logs around it, where there would be a chance for people to have a fire, warm up some beans, make a hot chocolate or just sit around and spend some quality time together. We also have a football goal installed for a little kick about.

Very Local

We are very lucky to be in walking distance from three local pubs that serve food. Please check individual food serving times and menus are available on site. They are Roadmaker Inn, an outstanding Gurkha curry house (0.9 miles), The Alma Inn, one of the very few old fashioned English pubs remaining with excellent pub food using local suppliers,  (1.1 miles) and The Penny Farthing (1.4 miles).

The ‘Alma Inn’. is an award winning pub with a very good reputation not just locally but in the whole of the county. The ‘Alma’ is walking distance from the farm.

‘The Roadmaker Inn’ serves traditional Gurkha cuisine. We definitely recommend it! Again, the pub is walking distance from the farm.

And last but not least, ‘The Penny Farthing Inn’, this is a traditional, very well presented British Pub with good, honest food with beer garden and play area.

There is also a village shop and post office who sell local produce, Gorsley Shop (0.8 miles).

Things To Do

You may just want to put your feet up and relax, let the kids play in the safe environment of our glamping site, cook your meals (or have them cooked for you), have a walk around the farm and just love being here. But in case you would like to explore the area a bit more, here are a few things to keep you busy…

• Ross-on-Wye Golf Club (1.7 miles)
• South Herefordshire Golf Club (4.3 miles)
• Harts Barn Cookery School (where cooking is made fun for all) GL17 0QD (6 miles)
• Hillside Brewery GL17 0NG (5 miles)
• Longhope Bakery (5 miles)
• May Hill View (an amazing viewpoint of the three counties) GL18 1JS (4 miles)
• The International Centre for Birds of Pray, Newent, GL18 1JJ ( 5 miles)
• Three Choirs Vineyard (5 miles)
• The historic market town of Ross-on-Wye (Made in Ross Upstairs Gallery HR9 5NX) 7 miles
• Wyedean Canoe and Adventure Centre HR9 6JL (13 miles)
• Hellens (a magnificent stately home open to the public) HR8 2LY (6.5 miles)
• Newbridge Farm Park HR8 2QG (12 miles)
• Westons Cider Mill HR8 2NQ (9 miles)
• Hedge Puzzle, Miniature Golf and Butterfly Zoo at Symonds Yat West HR9 6DA (12 miles)
• Puzzlewood (where movies are made!) GL16 8QB (14 miles)
• Littledean Jail GL14 3NL (9 miles)
• Pedal a Bike Away GL16 7EH (11 miles)
• Dean Forest Railway GL15 4ET (16 miles)
• Chase Distillery ( 20 miles)
• Clearwell Caves GL16 8JR (15 miles)
• Goodrich Castle (11 miles)
• If you enjoy shopping and dining in style, you may want to visit Cheltenham. Famous for hosting one of the biggest horse racing events in the country, Cheltenham is a place with a lot on offer in terms of restaurants, wine bars and boutiques (21 miles).