If you are looking for a unique stay, look no further than this beautiful, cosy shepherd’s hut for two people. A superb detached getaway with rolling views over the Grand Union Canal and fields beyond. Gaze up at the stars whilst relaxing in the outdoor copper bath or toast some marshmallows on the firepit on the patio out the front of the shepherd’s hut. Want to get all cosy? Then this is the place for you since it has a wood burner and underfloor heating, making it the perfect stay all year round and whatever the weather. Leave the car for your entire stay and explore this pretty area by foot, with plenty of walks through fields and countryside and tow paths along the canal where you can reach some lovely country pubs serving traditional food and drink. You can even meet some of the farm animals whilst on your walks including sheep, cattle, ponies and chickens. This is a great place for nature and wildlife enthusiasts and twitchers. Also great for fishermen, where you can fish from the bottom of the field in the canal. The local boat shop that can be seen from your accommodation serves delicious ice cream! Make your stay extra special by purchasing breakfast and BBQ packs, Prosecco and logs/charcoal packs directly from the owner.
This is a truly wonderful shepherd’s hut in a stunning location where you’ll want to return to again and again. If you did want to explore the area more, then you’ll have plenty of places to visit and things to do, being close to the borders of Buckinghamshire, Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire. There are many places of interest, such as Silverstone Grand Prix Racing Circuit, Bletchley Park (made famous in WWII) and Towcester Races.

Offering a fabulous back-to-nature experience for couples wanting a romantic getaway, The Lambing Shed is a glamping experience, but with modern conveniences. It is not just an ordinary shepherds hut, it’s a beautiful, bespoke comfortable shepherds hut with comfortable double bed, glowing wood burner, en-suite shower room and even fire pit and pizza oven! For those special occasions, the friendly owners who live on-site can provide delicious home baked goods, breakfast packs and flower arrangements by prior arrangement (charges apply). Nestled next to a working dairy farm and livery in the small village of South Hiendley, once you step out of the door, you’re greeted with beautiful views of rural west Yorkshire. Surrounded by attractive open countryside South Hiendley is home to a good local pub, and in the nearby town of Hemsworth 10 minutes away you’ll find further ample amenities.
For those wanting to blow the cobwebs away, Hemsworth is also home to Hemsworth Water Park, where you’ll find two well stocked fishing lakes, one where you can take pedalo rides, and a man-made sandy beach. Carlton Marsh Nature Reserve is also just 5 minutes away and Fitzwilliam Country Park is 15 minutes away. There’s also Wentworth Castle, the Yorkshire Sculpture Park and Cannon Hall, all can be reached in just 20 minutes meaning you really are spoilt for choice. Finally, slightly further afield a 30 minute drive will take you to the edge of the Peak District National Park and everything it has to offer, the shopping centres of both Meadowhall and White Rose, or the bright lights of the city of Sheffield in 40 minutes. Shop and restaurant 4 miles, pub ¾ mile.

The Shepherd’s Hut is a wonderful choice for those looking to escape and enjoy life in peaceful surroundings, with wide open countryside just a short stroll away. The property has been equipped with all modern comforts with the added luxury of a private hot tub and fire pit to enjoy after a day out in the countryside.
Situated next to, but totally private from its neighbour The Steading (UK5834), each can be booked together to accommodate families or couples, and each lovingly furnished, enjoying the same attention to detail. Located just 4 miles from the centre of Montrose and a couple of miles from the nearest shop and pub, there is plenty to discover in the area. Glorious sandy beaches in Montrose, Lunan Bay or St Cyrus are wonderful for bracing walks or playing in the sand.
Montrose Basin is a renowned nature reserve and wildlife centre and in the winter, thousands of pink-footed geese make a spectacular sight taking off in the early morning to feed in the surrounding countryside. Away from the coast are the Angus Glens which form the foothills of the Grampian Mountains, with myriad walks and trails to be discovered. Golf, tennis and a leisure pool are in the town itself, or further afield the cities of Dundee and Aberdeen are almost equi-distant and have plenty of shops, eateries and theatres for an alternative day out. Beach 3 miles. Shop and restaurant 2 miles, pub 2½ miles.
This property can be booked together with The Steading (UK5834) to accommodate up to 4 guests.

These stylish, detached, contemporary pods enjoy an idyllic, elevated location in the small village of Llanelidan with far reaching, Welsh countryside views. Set on a working sheep farm, they benefit from an open-plan living space and walk-in shower providing everything you need for a comfortable glamping experience. The comfortable bedroom area features a double bed with sumptuous bedding, giving you a fabulously refreshing night’s sleep; the separate bunk room is perfect for children. The well-equipped kitchen will provide you with everything you need to create a traditional Welsh breakfast ready to take on the day ahead - try visiting the local Rhug Estate for your fresh local milk, bread, and fresh meats. Before you retire at the end of the day, relax on your patio to take in the spectacular views as the sun dips behind the mountains or wake early to have a dip in your private hot tub before the start of a brand-new day of adventure.
This remote spot is accessed via a rough track and is the perfect place to base yourself and enjoy all the attractions the area has to offer. In under an hour’s drive in one direction you have everything visitors have come to expect from the adventure capital of Europe. Ride on the train from Llanberis to the summit of Snowdon, go surfing, abseiling, climbing or enjoy one of hundreds of suggested walks in this area of stunning beauty. The Snowdonia National Park can be reached within a 40-minute drive. In under an hour in the opposite direction is the North Wales coast and its spectacular beaches. For those wishing to stay closer, you will find the historic market towns of Ruthin and Denbigh, Bala, Corwen and the world-famous Llangollen railway and canal within 15 miles, boasting shops, cafés and local art and craft shops. The National Trust’s Gaol in Ruthin, Chirk Castle, and craft centre, are all perfect for a family day out.

Morning Mist is stunning! Set on a working farm, on the edge of, and within walking distance from, Strensall Common, an area of special scientific interest, with lovely views across open countryside and to the village beyond. Here you are only 8 miles from York, where the magic of the city will surely leave you with many special memories.
Tucked away in a secluded corner under an ancient oak tree and with a cosy welcoming interior, this property is ideal for you to enjoy a romantic break away in open countryside; perfect as a base to explore the historic city of York and North York Moors, whilst providing a relaxing retreat to return to each evening. The open plan living area is well laid out and offers a cosy place to sit and enjoy a home-cooked meal, prepared in the small but well equipped kitchen, whilst the warming wood burner will provide just the right ambiance for your romantic evening in. The kingsize bed is slightly raised so that you can lie in bed and look out across the fields as you wake up and plan your day. The rustic shower room for Morning Mist is a bespoke miniature shepherd’s hut, sat just to the side, with a large shower. Step outside into the enclosed garden where a wood-fired hot tub sits to one side - just perfect for a few hours relaxing under the stars, or a peaceful soak in the afternoon sun, after your long day exploring the local area. For cycling enthusiasts, there are also bicyles provided at the property.
The local village offers lots of amenities, including a choice of pubs, takeaways and convenience stores. York offers some of the UK’s leading visitor attractions, including the majestic York Minster, National Railway Museum, which is the largest in the world, York’s Chocolate Story and the not to be missed Jorvik Viking Centre. Getting into the city is easy by car (including park and ride) or bus, with services running daily and if you wish to be a little more energetic why not try one of the many cycle routes into the city?
Just a short drive away is the iconic Castle Howard, home to Brideshead Revisited, Sledmere House Beningborough Hall and the picturesque market towns of Malton and Helmsley, where you can sample some great Yorkshire fayre in one of the many independent cafés and delicatessens. A little further afield is the stunning North Yorkshire Moors National Park and the famous coastal towns of Whitby and Scarborough; great for some sea air and a fish and chip supper. Morning Mist is the perfect base for your romantic getaway – what are you waiting for? Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile.

Nestled in a secluded corner of the owner’s meadow, this delightful shepherds hut is a cosy and stylish retreat. It is set in the heart of the stunning South Cornwall countryside, but is an easy jaunt to some amazing beaches, great tourist attractions and bustling towns. The Wool Shed, complete with a raised decked area with distant sea views, is the perfect escape for two. The beaches of Caerhays, Gorran Haven and Hemmick are easily reached, and the bustling fishing village of Mevagissey is close by. The narrow streets of Mevagissey are lined with local pubs, shops and cafés, which all seem to gravitate to the working harbour where you can take a boat out for fishing trips to catch your supper for the barbecue back at The Wool Shed.

The Lost Gardens of Heligan are just a couple of minutes away and an essential part of a Cornish holiday, with its stunning jungle and beautiful woodland walks. There is also a great local farm shop for treats and provisions. At nearby Pentewan you can hire bikes and cycle the off road and flat trail leading up to the town of St Austell, and for the more energetic, you can eventually cycle to the Eden Project on a network of local trails. This wonder is worth every penny, with its huge biomes and tropical rainforest, it is an amazing day out. The North Cornwall Coast is also accessible, with towns such as Newquay, Padstow and St Ives. The two Cornish coasts are only approximately 15 miles apart at this point.

The area around The Wool Shed is full of woodland walks, narrow lanes, local pubs, hidden coves and sandy beaches, and quaint little villages steeped in tradition and history. The Roseland Peninsula, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is stunning right down to the sailing village of St Mawes, where you can actually catch a ferry over to Falmouth for a day out in this bustling town. There are golf courses, sailing, fishing, cycling and surfing all available nearby, making The Wool Shed the perfect place for a rest or to enjoy the activities this county offers. Beach 1½ miles. Shop, pub and restaurant ½ mile.

Tucked away on the site of the Mid Suffolk Light Railway track bed, close to the Mid-Suffolk Light Railway Museum, these delightful and unique holiday properties are based on the railway theme: one a station building plus 5 converted railway carriages, enjoying panoramic views across rolling countryside.

The Station House (ref E5336) is a comfortable detached, three-bedroom station building, typical of the Mid-Suffolk Light Railway. With one double and two twin bedrooms, it can house up to six adults.

Railway Carriage One (ref E5337) is a compact but airy carriage with a living room and kitchen area and sleeps four in comfort. There is a double bedroom and a second sleeping area with two short bunk beds suitable for children.

Railway Carriage Two (ref E5601) is a well-appointed and spacious carriage with two bedrooms, one double, one with two bunk beds, and a further sofa bed in the living area to sleep two. The open plan living area, and an adjoining kitchen, allows families or friends to spread out, relax and enjoy their holiday together.

The Guard’s Van (E5639) offers two comfortable bedrooms for four people, with a double and two single beds. It has a delightful living and dining room with comfortable, upholstered bench seats which retain the original feel of the carriage.

The Italian Carriage (UKC3492) offers accommodation for up to four people. At one end you will find a bunk room, sleeping two people and the other a double bed in the master room. In the centre of the carriage is an open plan seating and kitchen area. The carriage enjoys its own patio and seating area.

Wilby Halt (ref UKC712) is a quirky and unusual property is split over two restored railway carriages. Linked by a railway platform, the first carriage houses the living space including kitchen and comfortable living room. The second carriage is the sleeping carriage where you will find the double bedroom and further room with bunk bed and single bed. This really is a unique experience and perfect for families.

It is surrounded by country lanes and farmland, making it an ideal location for those who enjoy cycling, walking and just relaxing and getting away from it all. It is centrally located, so it is also a great destination for those who want to sample what Suffolk has to offer. The owner’s own swimming pool, ¾ mile away, is available and is heated all year. There is also a hot tub and sauna.
Local amenities can be found in the pretty village of Debenham only 4 miles away, which has some lovely shops, pubs and cafés, as well as a local supermarket and leisure centre. The beautiful village of Mendlesham, 1½ miles, has a pub, post office, local store and bakery. It is within a short walk of the Mid-Suffolk Railway Museum, with steam trains at weekends in summer. Shop, pub and restaurant 2 miles.

These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 29 guests.

The Smithy glamping pods are fully equipped newly built lodges in the semi-rural area of Dainton, outside of Newton abbot. Situated on the owners smallholding and with beautiful countryside views. The owners are also happy to give guided tours where they are able.
As you enter the lodge through the French doors, you find yourself in the open kitchen/living/dining area. The kitchen is fully equipped with electric oven, electric hob and fridge/freezer. The living/dining area benefits from dining table and chairs, a sofa bed as additional sleeping and a TV. The bedroom contains a kingsize bed with wall mounted TV and en-suite shower room. The lodge has a lovely small decked and patio area to the front where guests can sit out and relax on the two zero-gravity garden chairs, looking out across the fields with various animals
There are many local restaurants with great food located relatively nearby, including pubs with their famous 2 in 1 pies. Whether you are wanting to visit the area for the countryside walks or the stunning coastal walks and beaches nearby, these peaceful retreats will be a great base to start to explore the English Riviera and South Hams with all it has to offer. Beach 4 miles.
Glamping Pod 1 (ref UK37420) and Glamping Pod 2 (ref UK37433) can be booked together to accommodate up to 4 guests.

Having a tranquil location, with amazing big skies and abundant wildlife and a large private fishing pond, this fantastic glamping pod boasts an interrupted view across the acres of private parkland. Privately set within the owners’ 54-acre grounds. The attractive town of Diss is just a 2.5-mile drive, or just a mile by using a footpath, and offers plenty of cafés, local pubs, shops, supermarkets, sporting, and social clubs including an 18-hole golf course. Even has a mainline railway station, so you can leave the car behind and jump on the train to visit Norwich City, and Liverpool Street, Central London.
The pod is fully equipped with a comfy double bed, fresh bedding and towels which are left for your arrival. In the living area, there is a sofa bed for an additional two guests (please note the pod sizing is suited more to a small family or two adults). A modern shower room complete with toilet and hand basin. The compact kitchen has everything you need to prepare your meals. Outside is your very own ’tree sofa’ private seating area with a fire pit and barbecue.
Located on the border of Norfolk and Suffolk the surrounding area offers plenty of activities to do and see. Excellent carp fishing is available on-site; be sure to bring your rods! Great walking, cycling and bird watching too available locally. So many eateries and delightful market towns and villages to explore. Wonderful sandy beaches to be found along the coastline, including the lovely coastal towns of Aldeburgh and Southwold with piers 35 miles away. Explore Redgrave and Lopham Fen, RSPB Minsmere and Walberswick just a few of the favourites for nature lovers. Bressingham Steam and Gardens 9-minute drive. Wroxham, capital of the National Park Norfolk Broads is 35 miles. The historic market town of Bury St Edmunds is 19 miles. Shops, pubs and supermarkets 2½miles.