Gloucester Golf Club

If you're staying at one of the nearby glamping sites and fancy a proper round of golf, Gloucester Golf Club sits on the outskirts of the city itself. It's an 18-hole course that's been going since the late 1800s, so there's a bit of pedigree here. The layout winds through reasonably gentle terrain - nothing too punishing, which means it works well for mid-range players who want to enjoy themselves without spending the day fishing balls out of water hazards. The course has that established feel about it, with mature trees lining the fairways and greens that are generally well-maintained. You're looking at a decent morning or afternoon outing, depending on how busy it gets and whether you're a quick player or a dawdler. Membership is the usual route for regulars, but day visitors can arrange rounds through the club - worth checking their website for availability and any guest fees. For golfers staying at The Glamping Orchard or Baldwin's Brook, it's a straightforward drive into Gloucester, making it a solid half-day activity without eating up your whole break. That said, if you're not much of a golfer, the surrounding countryside offers plenty of walks and riverside attractions that might be more worthwhile. The club itself isn't really a spectator sport unless you're keen to watch.