May Bank Holiday Glamping, and May Half Term

Escape to the Countryside This May Bank Holiday and Half Term at Middle Stone Farm Glamping

Farm Experience Holidays, Family Glamping, Meet the Animals at Middle Stone Farm 

There’s something about May that invites a shift in pace. The light stretches longer into the evening, the air softens, and suddenly the idea of a few days away feels less like a luxury and more like a necessity.
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At Middle Stone Farm, May is one of the most quietly beautiful times to visit. The land is waking fully, hedgerows are alive, and the atmosphere holds that rare balance between energy and calm. With the upcoming Bank Holiday weekends and May Half Term (with yet another long weekend tucked inside it), it’s the perfect moment to step out of routine and into something slower.

This isn’t about packed itineraries or over-planned breaks. Middle Stone Farm offers something simpler and, arguably, more needed.
Morning coffee outside, wrapped in birdsong.  Afternoons that unfold without urgency.  Evenings in the wood fired hot tub, or around the fire pit where the sky becomes the main event.  Whether you come alone, as a couple, or with family, the space adapts. It can be restorative, playful, quiet, or social, depending on what you need.

Child Friendly and Dog Friendly Glamping with Play Areas

May Half Term is one of the most sought-after times of the year.  People are looking for exactly this: space, nature, and a chance to reset without travelling too far.  Bookings are already filling, and availability is limited.  If you’ve been thinking about getting away, this is your moment to act on it rather than letting it pass.    Middle Stone Farm combines characterful accommodation, open natural landscapes, and a slower pace of life that’s increasingly hard to find. It’s ideal for anyone wanting a digital detox, a walking holiday, or simply time to reset.

​Middle Stone Farm is a relaxed and welcoming place for families looking for a child-friendly countryside holiday. There’s space to roam, animals to meet, climbing frames, swings and mini tractors and plenty of fresh air to burn off energy, and a natural environment that encourages curiosity and play without the need for constant entertainment.

Children can explore open fields, spot wildlife, and enjoy the freedom that comes with being outdoors, while parents can unwind knowing everything is contained within a calm, safe setting. It’s an ideal choice for a family-friendly Bank Holiday break or a May Half Term getaway with kids, where simple pleasures take the lead.  Whether it’s muddy boots, den-building, or just running freely, this is the kind of place where childhood feels a little more like it used to.