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Birmingham Post
Birmingham Post
Business
Laura Watson

Start-up glamping business sees rise in demand for eco-friendly stays in Staffordshire countryside

A farmer who started a glamping business just before the pandemic has seen a sharp rise in enquiries for eco-friendly stays in the Staffordshire countryside.

Tabitha Cartmail launched Copper Beech Glamping at Knightley House Farm, near Woodseaves, Stafford, just before the covid-19 outbreak in 2020.

For the last two years, Tabitha has been running the site along with her husband Steve. It is open all year round and boasts three self-contained units comprising a shepherd's hut and two wooden lodges.

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