PIPPA Middleton and her husband have revealed plans to transform a former farm into a huge new camping ground and kid's attraction.

The couple bought the 72-acre Bucklebury Farm in Berkshire back in October 2020.

Previously a deer safari park, they have since submitted plans to transform it, with play areas, a cafe as well as more glamping pods and log cabins.

New images reveal plans for seven new glamping pods for families with bunk beds and cabin beds for kids, as well as a kitchen, bathroom and lounge area.

Similar plans for new log cabins have been put forward, with a mezzanine and porch area.

The images also reveal a camping area, cafe, kids area play barn and new stables.

While plans have been submitted, they are yet to be approved, with it being an Area of Outstanding Beauty which will come with its own strict planning rules.

Pippa and her husband have previously been spotted at the farm, along with Kate Middleton and her kids.

The farm is just minutes from their £5m family home in Berkshire.

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Kate and William are still regular visitors to the Middleton family home and are known to take trips to the local boozer the Boot Inn.

In fact Prince George spent his first few weeks in Bucklebury rather than Kensington Palace.

The farm currently offers a lot of kid-friendly activities, according to Berkshire Live, including tractor rides, walking and an outdoor adventure play area with a zip line.

Kids can also visit the petting zoo with goats, ponies and donkeys.

Parents trying to plan their activities for the half-term have lots of great UK attractions to choose from.

This includes the technology-free BeWILDerwood attraction, with parks in both Norfolk and Cheshire.

A new Game of Thrones tourist attraction is also opening in Northern Ireland this week.

And film fans can head to London with a new Harry Potter attraction opening at Warner Bros Studio Tour.

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