Overview
Discover a new experience at Bramham Horse Trials International - glamping at its finest! Enter a walled garden with a village of yurt and bell tents. The new glamping feature will be situated behind the main arena and members area - 1 minute from the paddock to the arena and bar. We cannot have found a better spot to satisfy the keen equestrians entertainment needs. Exclusive parking in the garden - no lugging your gear nor picnic supplies! Each dwelling will provide shelter and comfort for guests with power for phone charging and wifi. Well behaved dogs welcome. The Yurts are a more premium offering with mini kitchen, gas hob, BBQ/firepit, water, sofa/bed, lockable door and window. The Bells are a simpler offering with beds and lighting. Luxury showers and toilets available for glamping guests only
Hosts
Kate
We run Acre & Shelter - a Boutique accommodation and stables in the North York Moors National Park. We provide memorable stays and experiences from our farm Cottage Farm Stables. We have a converted barn called The Tack Room and Pony Glamping from our site. For Bramham this year we will be bringing our Pony Glamping offering to a walled garden for the International Horse Trials. We are super excited to host guests old and new in this special site close to the main arena and members area. Kate has been keeping horses all her life and breeds, trains and produces sports horses. Also being a professional event producer in the festival and corporate industries for many years she has a vast knowledge about events, safety and creating an impactful experience.
What's included
What's Included
Yurt or Bell Tent
Comfortable Beds
Showers
Loos
Cushions
Duvet & Pillows
Bed Linen
Access to Main Arena
Onsite Security
Internal Lighting
Power / Phone Charging
Wifi
Picnic Benches
Enclosed Area
Ear Plugs
Guest Reception
Mirror
VIP Glamping Car Parking Pass x 1
Gallery
Bramham Park Estate
Home of Bramham International Horse Trials
BRAMHAM ESTATE
Bramham Park represents an important stage in British architecture and garden design: the House is neither baroque nor typically Palladian and the gardens are a transitional stage between the formality and order of the 17th century and the freer Landscape Movement of the later 18th Century. Bramham is a rare survivor of the period and it's been kept as it's creator, Robert Benson, intended it.
Join us at this wonderful venue inside the walled garden space for a glamping experience you will not forget! In it's first year we hope to create a unique experience at Bramham Horse Trials.
