Best places to stay in Europe revealed in second edition of Cool Camping

Head for the cool places to stay

• Forest Days Glamping, Catalonia, Spain- nestled under a shady canopy of trees, surrounded by rolling farmland and pine-clad mountains,this small-but-perfectly-formed campsite in northeastern Spain offers a handful of fully-furnished bell tents, each well separated for a truly private experience. After nights spent under-canvas, visit nearby waterfalls, swimming lakes and charming old towns, or simply kick back in camp and indulge in homemade breakfasts delivered to the tent door.
• Glisten Camping, Aquitaine Region, France - a natural woodland site set in the foothills of the La Rhone Mountain in the southwestern corner of France, surrounded by pebbled streams, enchanting pine forests and traditional villages. Accommodation comes in the form of ultra-modern geodesicdomes, each complete with partitioned bedrooms, playful hanging beds for kids and colourful Fatboy bean-bags. Hop on board a vintage train for a family trip into the Pyrenees, or relax on-site where little campers can freely explore the playground and small farm.
• Green Mountain Yurt, Andalucía, Spain - set in a large wildflower garden in the Sierra Nevada National Park, amongst blossoming trees and sun-scorched grasses, sits a single secluded Mongolian eco-yurt; ideal for couples after an off-grid rural hideaway. Wile away the hours in camp with lazy lunches filled with produce from the on-site vegetable patch, head out on canyoning adventures or take in sweeping views whilst bathing in mountain streams and waterfalls. What’s more, a culture fix at Granada is within striking distance (75 minute drive), where you can visit the world famous Alhambra.