The Temeside Inn on the A456 at Little Hereford shut in 2020 after being damaged in flooding from the river Teme which runs alongside it.
Mr J Leonard’s application for outline planning permission (number 233682) now proposes how the half-hectare site could be brought back in to use.
A statement with his application says the pub itself can be refurbished and reopened once a “significant” insurance claim arising from the flood damage pays out.
Some work has already been carried out at the site since the flood, with a new retaining wall built alongside the car park and some land behind this contoured to accommodate the glamping “lodges”.
These will be a mix of “modest” one- and two-bedroom units on the opposite side of the pub from the road and accessed from it via an existing entrance. Twelve more car parking spaces would be added.
The units would be screened by new tree and hedge planting, and waste water from them would drain into an adjacent private treatment plant.
Details of their design would follow in a later application.