Living Well · 13 September 2026
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Handcrafted yurts and tipis, made in Glastonbury, are available to buy in a range of sizes to suit different sites and guest numbers. Whether you are setting up a glamping business, adding accommodation to an existing ve

Handcrafted yurts and tipis, made in Glastonbury, are available to buy in a range of sizes to suit different sites and guest numbers. Whether you are setting up a glamping business, adding accommodation to an existing venue or simply want a distinctive structure of your own, there is a model to match most requirements.
Yurts
The yurt range runs from compact units for small groups up to large structures that can sleep more than 20 people. All are made to order.
- 12ft yurt — sleeps up to 4 people, from £7,260
- 16ft yurt — sleeps up to 6 people, from £9,330
- 20ft yurt — sleeps up to 9 people, from £11,820
- 24ft yurt — sleeps up to 15 people, from £16,260
- 30ft yurt — sleeps up to 25 people, from £25,110
There is also a design-your-own yurt option for those who want to specify their own configuration.
Tipis
Tipis offer a lighter, more portable alternative and tend to be the cheaper option. Sizes range from small family units to very large gathering spaces.
- 16ft tipi — sleeps 3 to 5 people, from £1,716
- 25ft tipi — sleeps 9 to 15 people, from £2,886
- 30ft Sunlodge tipi — sleeps up to 25 people, from £3,792
Choosing a structure
The right choice depends on how you intend to use it. Yurts are generally the more substantial option, with solid frameworks and good insulation, which makes them suited to year-round use and commercial letting. Tipis are quicker to pitch and more affordable, and the larger models work well for events, workshops and seasonal accommodation.
Capacity figures are a guide to sleeping numbers; the space available for seating, dining or activities will vary depending on how the interior is laid out.
If you are unsure which size or style would work best for your site, it is worth talking through your plans before ordering. Factors such as available space, planning considerations and intended use will all shape the decision.