Part of a group of bright and colourful glamping huts, this delightful retreat makes a fantastic holiday home for couples and smaller families exploring a glorious part of the Devon/Cornwall border. Offering snug and cheerful accommodation for four guests, the stylishly presented, thoughtfully organised hideaway features a beautifully furnished interior alongside access to a private deck and a range of shared facilities including the Wild Spa, a Nordic-style BBQ hut and a fishing lake. Perfect for anglers, walkers and beach lovers, this characterful bolthole is ideally situated in a wonderfully secluded spot along the Hartland Heritage Coast.
A couple of steps lead up into this fresh, welcoming single-level retreat where you will be met by a cosy open-plan living and sleeping area. The main space features a sweet dining table, a TV, a lovely king-size bed and a snug set of bunk beds perfect for younger guests. To one side, a useful and thoughtfully arranged kitchenette is ideal for preparing snacks, breakfasts and light meals. The interior also features a bright and refreshing shower room. Stepping outside, the sunny private deck offers a relaxing spot for dining alfresco and taking in the peaceful surrounding views. Exploring the shared site, you can make use of the BBQ hut, bookable hydrotherapy hot tub in the Wild Spa zone, or head to the lake for a spot of fishing. Off-road parking is available for one car.
The breathtaking Hartland Peninsula offers wonderfully rugged landscapes and secluded coastal walks, with attractions including Hartland Abbey, Docton Mill Gardens and Speke’s Mill Mouth Waterfall, all within 4 miles. To the east you can visit the traditional village of Clovelly (6 miles), or you can head south along the coast, calling in at Morwenstow, Sandymouth Beach and the bustling resort of Bude, all within 17 miles.