This unique glamping pod retreat made for two is a wonderful and tranquil place to relax in the beautiful landscape of the Norfolk broads, with an amazing variety of flora and fauna on your doorstep. In this secluded spot you can hire a canoe or paddle board, or just relax in your hot tub.
Ideal for a special occasion or even a honeymoon, Swallowtail pod is situated on a large site, but with only two other glamping pods in the vicinity, making it a perfect tranquil place to relax unwind and enjoy the wonderful Norfolk broads. Located right by the river this adults only site is a quiet place to enjoy the sights and sounds of nature all around. Each pod has its own outdoor area, with hot tub and garden furniture.
There is exclusive access from your unusual accommodation to Broad Fen, a privately owned Special Area of Conservation (SAC), right on your doorstep,which is 95 acres where you can walk to your hearts content through the woodlands and fields taking in all the many species of birds, insects and animals as well as many rare plants in this area. If you would like to spend some time on the river there are canoes and SUPs to hire.
Included in your glamping pod are:
Relax in your deluxe glamping pod for two
Exclusive access to a wonderful nature reserve
Unwind in your outdoor hot tub
The glamping retreat is owned and operated by the Paterson family, who have been farming in Dilham since 1946. The focus at the farm is on conservation and respect for the local wildlife and the environment. Luke and Louise have put sustainability at the heart of the business and are delighted to have succeeded in achieving a carbon n Read More
The glamping pods are the perfect experience for those who love being close to nature.
Located at Broad Fen in the most northerly part of the Norfolk Broads, Britain’s largest protected wetland. This vast network of waterways contains many Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and provides a special kind of habitat where certain species thrive. The area is home to some of the rarest plants and animals in the UK.