A new chapter in Cheshire’s tourism is set to unfold as plans for a novel glamping site in Nether Peover, England have been submitted to Cheshire West and Chester Council.
As stated in an article by Northwich & Winsford Guardian, the proposed development, located off Patmos Lane, aims to introduce six timber glamping pods and a reception building, marking a significant boost to the local economy and tourism sector.
The planning statement, prepared by Gary Deane Associates on behalf of the applicant, outlines a vision for a luxurious camping experience that retains the essence of traditional camping.
The site, carefully chosen for its tranquility and natural beauty, is expected to provide a unique blend of comfort and outdoor adventure.
Importantly, the development plans to integrate seamlessly with the existing landscape, ensuring no disruption to the public right of way or the removal of trees.
This glamping initiative is more than just a new accommodation option; it’s a potential catalyst for local employment, with the prospect of creating four full-time jobs.
The site is designed to not only attract tourists but also to encourage patronage of local businesses, including pubs, cafes, and garden centers. The positive ripple effect on the local economy is a key aspect of this project.
Local business owners have already expressed enthusiasm for the glamping site. The landlord of the Bells of Peover pub, quoted in the planning statement, anticipates a boost in business for local establishments.
Similarly, the owner of The Crown pub sees the project as a much-needed solution to the area’s accommodation shortage. Plumleys Garden Centre also welcomes the development, expecting it to attract a broader demographic to the area.
For those interested in the development and its implications, the plans are available for public viewing and comment on the council’s online planning portal.
The proposed new glamping site in Nether Peover, Cheshire, is a significant development for the glamping industry, highlighting its growth and evolving appeal.
This project not only reflects the increasing demand for luxury camping experiences in the UK but also underscores the potential economic and sustainable impact of glamping on local communities.