Quote first on new glamping planning applications

Glamping covers any application to put guest accommodation on land for short holiday stays. You receive every one that matches your keywords, and each type points to a different job for you.

Camping pods and cabins mean structures, bases and services

Applications for camping pods, cabins and micro lodges ask for fixed units on prepared bases. That is work for manufacturers, groundworkers, electricians and plumbers. The unit numbers in the description tell you the size of the order before you call.

Shepherd huts and wagons mean a buyer is choosing a maker

Shepherd huts, wagons and similar wheeled units arrive as change of use applications for holiday accommodation. The landowner has a field and a vision, and needs huts, hardstanding, paths and hook-ups.

Yurts, bell tents and safari tents mean decks and platforms

Tented sites need timber platforms, raised decks, canvas and fit-out. Applications to keep tents up all year bring bigger decking and insulation orders.

Treehouses and bespoke units mean design work

Treehouses, domes and one-off units need architects, structural engineers and specialist carpenters from the first drawing.

Wash blocks, receptions and access mean the supporting build

Every site needs toilets, showers, a reception or shop, parking, new access tracks and foul drainage. These applications sit alongside the units or follow them, and they are solid work for builders, drainage contractors and civil engineers.

Extensions to existing sites mean a client who keeps investing

Applications to add units to an established site show an owner who is growing. Win the first phase and you are first in line for the next.

The businesses that win glamping work all do one thing: they reach the landowner first. Here is how each one turns an application into a signed job.

Pod, cabin and shepherd hut manufacturers fill their build slots

The application tells you the number of units and the site. Call with a specification, a lead time and a delivery plan, and the whole scheme gets planned on your product.

Builders and groundworkers land the site works

Bases, tracks, parking, wash blocks and drainage make a full package. Quote while the applicant is still costing the project and you shape the budget everyone else has to beat.

Drainage, power and water specialists get specified early

Rural sites need treatment plants, cable runs, water supply and EV charging. The application shows you an off-grid site before anyone else asks the owner about it.

Architects and planning consultants win the next stage

When an applicant has submitted without an agent, or a scheme is struggling with the officer, your call offers the drawings, statements and appeal expertise they need. Where an agent firm is named, you know exactly who to partner with.

Suppliers of hot tubs, furniture and fit-out sell the finish

Every unit needs beds, stoves, hot tubs, decking and linen. Contact the owner at planning stage and your products go straight into the business plan.

Landscapers and ecologists deliver what councils ask for

Planting, screening and biodiversity work strengthen every glamping scheme. Offer them before conditions are set and you are the obvious choice once they are.

Leads puts every new glamping application that matches your work in your inbox the day councils publish it. You set the keywords: glamping, camping pods, shepherd huts, yurts, holiday lodges, change of use to holiday accommodation. Leads sends one email a day with everything new.

You cover the ground you want to work

Go nationwide across 400+ councils in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, or pick up to 5 areas. Each area is a radius of up to 75 miles from a postcode or town, or a whole council. A hut maker who delivers anywhere takes the whole UK. A groundworker with a local crew keeps to the drive time that pays.

Every lead gives you what you need to make the call

Each lead carries the planning reference, site address, council, description of the work, application type, key dates, decision status and a link to the council's own record. It names the applicant, the agent firm and the business contact wherever the council publishes them. You know who to call and what to say before you dial.

You track every site from first call to signed job

The lead pipeline records who you contacted, who you quoted and what you won, so no glamping site leads slip through. Leads includes everything in Research too: search across 2.3 million planning applications, advanced filters and CSV export.

One price runs the whole service

Leads costs £49 + VAT a month. Watching your own neighbourhood instead? Anyone can set up free email alerts for planning applications near an address, postcode, town or council.