This characterful handcrafted wood cabin makes a delightful holiday retreat for couples and families eager to explore the rugged landscapes and breathtaking coastline of the Hartland Peninsula. Making a fantastic base for four guests, the light-filled, stylishly designed glamping hideaway is part of a small complex ideally positioned in a picturesque spot within easy reach of Devon’s border with Cornwall. Featuring a cheerful private deck, this welcoming bolthole is surrounded by idyllic views, with a range of shared features including a BBQ hut, fishing lake and bookable Wild Spa area, with optional extras including breakfast hampers and freshly brewed coffee in the morning.
Entering this characterful single-level lodge, the snug living and sleeping area offers a warm welcome. Set beneath a stylishly designed ceiling, this inviting room features a lovely central king-size bed, a set of bunk beds for younger guests, a TV and a dining area. Just round the corner is a useful kitchenette, and the interior is rounded off with an invigorating shower room. Back outside, the cheery deck has a picnic bench offering a lovely spot for a quiet drink in the evening as you take in the serene surroundings. Guests can also book a session in the hydrotherapy hot tub in the Wild Spa area, enjoy a BBQ in the shared dining hut or go fishing by the lake. Private off-road parking is available for one car.
The picturesque village of Hartland (1.5 miles) offers a choice of friendly pubs and restaurants. The peninsula is home to the remains of Hartland Abbey, with other nearby landmarks including Docton Mill Gardens, Speke’s Mill Mouth Waterfall and Blackchurch Rock, all within 6 miles. Also within easy reach are the traditional village of Clovelly, the secluded Morwenstow and the lively seaside resort of Bude, all within 17 miles.