Thorning Farm Glamping – Coastal Domes with a Conscience
From Family Farm to Eco Glamping Haven
At Thorning Farm, a family-run business on the Welsh coast, a passion for nature has shaped their way of life for over 40 years. Surrounded by wild meadows and stunning sea views, the family wanted to find a way to share their environment while protecting it.
The idea of opening a glamping and camping site took root after a relaxing holiday of their own. Inspired by that experience, they saw how hosting guests on the farm could blend perfectly with their goal of preserving the natural surroundings.
Creating Space with Minimal Impact
The team at Thorning Farm made a conscious decision to leave their fields wild. They introduced small, designated glamping areas that offer a true back-to-nature experience. This thoughtful layout ensures wildlife can continue to thrive, while guests enjoy the untouched beauty of the land.
To enhance the guest experience, the family transitioned from traditional Bell Tents to five TruDomes Geodesic Domes. This change marked a big step forward in creating a sustainable glamping business that reflects their eco values.
Stylish, Strong, and Built for Coastal Weather
TruDomes’ durable structures have proven ideal for the rugged Welsh coastline. The domes feature UV-protected panoramic windows and thick PVC exteriors, offering stunning views while withstanding all weather conditions. Inside, guests enjoy the comfort and security of a well-insulated, weather-ready retreat.
Glamping with a Greener Purpose
To formalise their eco-conscious mission, Thorning Farm Glamping became part of The Greener Camping Club. As a result, they now plant a tree for every booking received. This initiative gives guests the chance to enjoy a unique stay while contributing to meaningful environmental action.
If you’re seeking a peaceful, low-impact getaway where nature is the star, Thorning Farm Glamping is ready to welcome you.
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