If your idea of a great getaway involves fresh air, stunning landscapes, and plenty of adventure, then an outdoor activity break is the perfect choice. Whether you’re planning a hiking trip, a cycling getaway, a watersports weekend, or just a chance to switch off and explore the great outdoors, the right accommodation can make all the difference.
From youth hostels in national parks to holiday parks with adventure facilities, glamping sites surrounded by nature, and large rural houses with plenty of space for group activities, these 13 incredible stays are designed for adventure-loving groups. Think easy access to hikes and walks, bike storage, lakes and rivers for kayaking and paddle boarding. Some even on-site activities like climbing walls or zip lines.
In this blog, we’ve picked some of the best group accommodation venues across the UK for outdoor lovers. Whether you’re heading to the mountains, the coast, or deep into the countryside, these stays provide the perfect base for exploring, unwinding, and making the most of nature. Grab your gear and get ready for an unforgettable adventure!
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The UK is packed with incredible spots for adventure. The Lake District and Snowdonia are great for hiking, climbing, and watersports, while Scotland’s Highlands offer stunning trails and wild landscapes. If you’re after coastal activities, the Pembrokeshire Coast and Cornish beaches are perfect for surfing, kayaking, and coasteering. The Peak District and Yorkshire Dales are also fantastic for cycling, walking, and caving.
It depends on your group’s needs! Youth hostels are budget-friendly and often located right in the heart of National Parks, while holiday parks offer a mix of comfort and adventure facilities. Glamping sites give you a close-to-nature experience with added comfort, and large rural houses provide space for big groups with extras like drying rooms and secure storage for bikes and equipment.
This depends on the activities you’re planning, but key essentials include waterproof clothing, sturdy footwear, layers for changing weather, and a good backpack. If you’re doing water-based activities, don’t forget swimwear, quick-dry towels, and water shoes. Some accommodations provide outdoor gear, so check before you go!
Yes! Many group-friendly venues cater for families with easy hiking trails, adventure playgrounds, and guided outdoor activities. Holiday parks and some glamping sites often have kid-friendly options like zip lines, canoeing, and cycling routes suitable for all age
Many activity-friendly properties offer either guided experiences on-site or work with local providers to arrange things like guided hikes, rock climbing, coasteering, and kayaking. It’s worth checking with your accommodation in advance, especially during peak seasons when activities can book up fast.
It depends on what you want to do! Spring and summer are great for hiking, cycling, and water activities, with longer daylight hours and milder weather. Autumn offers beautiful scenery and fewer crowds, while winter is ideal for more extreme adventures like mountaineering or bracing coastal walks—just be prepared for colder conditions and shorter days.
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