Escape to the country for the ultimate in romance this Valentine's Day

For an alternative romantic break that ticks all the right boxes, www.pitchup.com - the outdoor accommodation booking platform, has an extensive portfolio to help couples get a little more out of their Valentine’s getaway this year.
Check out the Geodesic Domes at The Private Hill in north Yorkshire, for example...
Geodesic domes for glamping

Spectacular views? Check. Luxury interior? Check. Activities and afternoon tea on site? Check. Time to check in to a geodesic dome at The Private Hill on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds. Enjoy gentle games of croquet, boules or quoits on the lawn before settling down for sunset and stargazing from the comfort of a real bed that even comes with a choice of pillows. The wood burning stove and a fully-stocked minibar will make it even more tempting to stay in bed all day - if you can drag yourself away, there's also an on-site cafe and small shop and a number of great pubs within walking distance.
The price for a two-bedroomed Defender Geodesic Dome costs from £670 per stay (12th – 15th February - three nights) based on two sharing. For further information and to book, visit www.pitchup.com

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