Glamping Shower Cubicle Costs in the UK
When setting up a glamping site, one of the most important facilities to consider is a shower cubicle. Guest comfort depends not just on the yurt or pod, but also on high-quality and reliable facilities. Costs can vary depending on the style of unit, plumbing requirements, and how remote your site is. Below we break down the costs for one shower cubicle in the UK, from budget-friendly options to luxury setups.
Low-Spec Shower Cubicle (£700 – £2,000)
- Enclosure: Basic cubicle such as the Cooke & Lewis Onega Quadrant (£150–£300)
- Shower unit: Simple mixer or electric shower like a Triton electric shower (£80–£200)
- Plumbing & drainage: £200–£500
- Installation & labour: £200–£500
- Total cost: £700 – £2,000
✅ Affordable and functional — best for rustic sites. You can also explore our guide on glamping toilet options to pair with this setup.
Mid-Spec Shower Cubicle (£1,500 – £4,000)
- Enclosure: Pod or cabin style such as the AquaLusso 900×900 Shower Cabin (£500–£1,200)
- Shower fittings: Quality thermostatic mixer (£150–£300)
- Plumbing & drainage: £350–£800
- Installation & finishes: £400–£800
- Total cost: £1,500 – £4,000
✅ Comfortable for guests with durable materials. Ideal for small to medium glamping sites. For eco-conscious sites, check our blog on eco-friendly materials that complement sustainable shower design.
High-Spec Shower Cubicle (£3,500 – £8,000+)
- Enclosure: Premium cabin such as the Insignia Platinum Twin Cabin (£1,200–£3,000+)
- Shower system: Digital or multi-head (£300–£1,000+)
- Plumbing & drainage (complex sites): £800–£1,800+
- Installation & custom finishes: £1,000–£2,500+
- Total cost: £3,500 – £8,000+
✅ Luxury finish with high guest satisfaction. Best suited for premium glamping businesses looking to stand out. Pair this with one of our handcrafted yurts for a truly five-star off-grid retreat.
Summary
For a UK glamping site, budget anywhere between £700 and £8,000+ for one shower cubicle. A mid-range build is often the best balance of cost and comfort, while premium cabins work well for luxury retreats. Don’t forget to factor in ongoing maintenance, water, and energy use. If you’re planning a site, you might also find our guide to yurt base options helpful.
Looking to set up your site? Visit our Yurt Blog page for more essentials (stove, Solar panel, and eco toilet) to complete your glamping setup.
