A perfect hideaway for couples, this charming single-level wooden glamping cabin sits within the bounds of a delightful complex of friendly properties in an idyllic position close to the North Devon coast. Perfect for walkers, nature spotters and beach lovers, the welcoming lodge is ideally positioned for discovering the rugged landscapes, picturesque villages and historic sites of the Hartland Peninsula. Offering cosy accommodation for two guests, this handcrafted retreat has a private decked space and access to a range of shared facilities including a tranquil fishing lake, a BBQ hut and Wild Spa zone, as well as optional extras including breakfast hampers and freshly brewed barista-style coffee in the morning.
A couple of steps lead up into this characterful, fresh and spacious cabin where you will be greeted by a generous living/sleeping space with a central king-size bed, a TV and dining area as well as a cosy sofa which can be converted into a small bed for two children. Just behind the screen there’s a useful kitchenette, and the property also features a refreshing shower room. Outside, a cheerful decked space has a picnic bench offering a relaxing spot for a quiet drink in the evening. Exploring the site, you can dine in the BBQ hut, luxuriate in the Wild Spa’s hot tub, or go fishing by the lake. Off-road parking is available for one car.
The Hartland Heritage Coast stretches across Devon into Cornwall, offering wonderfully secluded walking trails with glorious landscapes and sea views. The area has a host of popular landmarks including Hartland Abbey, Docton Mill Gardens, Hartland Quay, Speke’s Mill Mouth Waterfall and Hartland Point, all within 4 miles. A little further along the coast you can head to the serene Welcombe Mouth Beach (8 miles) or the traditional village of Clovelly (6 miles).