Acorn Glamping offers a unique and tranquil retreat in the heart of the Luxulyan Valley, just three miles from the nearest beach and close to The Eden Project. Set within a beautiful and historically rich area, this distinctive location provides a memorable escape surrounded by nature. A variety of glamping options are available, including the Snook, Hobbit Holes, Hobbit Huts, Hobbit Hideaway, Flora Tents, Shepherds Huts, and camping pitches, along with two self-catering properties where dogs are welcome.
The Snook
Positioned on the edge of traditional beech and oak woodland, the Snook features a terraced garden with fragrant planting and a small fire bowl for relaxed outdoor evenings. This cosy retreat includes a private wood-fired redwood cedar barrel sauna with a changing area and outdoor cold shower, along with a nearby private toilet and access to shared hot showers, washing-up facilities, and a communal fridge-freezer. Inside, the Snook is thoughtfully equipped with a double bed, seating, lighting, storage and cooking essentials. Outside, there is a covered cooking area with gas stoves and additional seating. One bag of logs is included for the sauna, with more available to purchase, and outside wood is not permitted in line with the site’s environmental policy.
Hobbit Holes
Tucked away in their own glade beyond the woodland, the two Hobbit Holes offer peaceful views across the trees towards the setting sun. Accessed via a short scenic walk from the car park, each sleeps up to three guests with a double bed and single futon. The huts are simply furnished and filled with natural light, opening onto a private deck with a covered cooking area and fire pit. Designed for outdoor living, they offer alfresco cooking with provided stoves and logs available to purchase. With no mains electricity or heating, lighting is battery-powered, and guests share nearby campsite facilities just a few minutes’ walk away. Surrounded by woodland, an arboretum and a pond, they provide an ideal nature retreat.
Hobbit Huts
Set within a thoughtfully landscaped setting, the Hobbit Hamlet features spacious 11-square-metre Hobbit Huts nestled into private niches. Each hut sleeps up to four guests on a double futon and two sleeping mats and includes benches, tables, stoves, a lantern, and a camping pack. Outside, each hut has a covered cooking area and access to its own nearby shower, washbasin with hot water and toilet. Additional facilities include a communal fire pit, a washing-up sink with cold water and a clothesline. Parking is located a short walk away. The huts do not have mains electricity or heating, with lighting provided by battery-powered LED strips.
Hobbit Hideaway
The Hobbit Hideaway is a unique woodland retreat, perfect for those looking to escape everyday life. Reached via a forest path, it is set within ancient broadleaf woodland where wildlife can be seen and heard from the doorstep. This back-to-basics experience focuses on outdoor living, with campfire cooking and logs available to purchase on site.
Flora Tents
The Flora Tents are set on level decking with fully enclosed ground sheets for added comfort. Each tent includes a private outdoor space with a table and chairs for cooking and relaxing. Inside, LED strip lighting creates a cosy atmosphere. Guests also have access to a shared fridge-freezer with complimentary freezer pack exchange and free on-site mobile charging. Toilet and shower facilities are located nearby and shared with other campers.
Camping Pitches
The camping area is set across a gently sloping three-quarter acre meadow, offering a range of pitch options in a peaceful environment. Facilities include three toilets with cold-water sinks, three hot-water showers, and two private washrooms, along with a washing-up area with cold-water sinks. Guests can enjoy a traditional oak woodland walk on site, as well as a communal fire pit with logs provided. BBQs are welcome, with blocks available for safe use.
Shepherds Huts
Located in a secluded corner of the arboretum beside ancient woodland, the two Shepherds Huts offer a peaceful and romantic escape for couples. A short woodland walk from the car park leads to an elevated, sunlit position overlooking the meadow. Each hut sits beside its own decked seating area and private fire pit, ideal for evenings under the stars. Sleeping two guests, the huts are simply furnished with a futon, table and seating, and include a glamping pack for outdoor cooking (guests should bring their own bedding). Built from timber and measuring 5m by 2.5m, they do not have mains electricity or heating, with lighting provided by battery power.
The site also offers two self-catering properties.
Set in an area of great historical significance, Acorn Glamping provides activities and a beautiful woodland walk on site. It also serves as an excellent base for exploring Cornwall’s popular attractions, including The Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, and Charlestown Harbour. The Luxulyan Valley offers scenic woodland walks within a World Heritage Site, while nearby coastal towns such as Fowey and Mevagissey provide picturesque harbours, independent shops, and stunning sea views.
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