Log Cabins to RentFor gentle wooded valleys, breathtaking open moors, and a stunning coastline, Exmoor offers numerous opportunities for walking, mountain biking, cycling, climbing, canoeing or sailing. Not forgetting horse riding and fishing or simply visiting the wonderful host of pubs available.
South Molton is a charming historic market town. You can either walk or drive to the busy indoor market, independent shops, and numerous cafes and pubs. It is a perfect spot for those seeking a countryside getaway, yet it has easy access to Exmoor National Park (19 miles). It is also conveniently located to explore the dramatic coastline of North Devon and the beautiful sandy beaches of Croyde, Woolacombe, Saunton, and Instow, all within 35 miles. Enjoy visiting the wealth of attractions where there is something to suit all ages and tastes including the Quince Honey Farm with its all weather indoor play area, just a short drive away. This stunning detached barn is accessed via the owners' private gated entrance and is situated at a good distance from the owners' property. Enter through the large oak door and into the lounge/kitchen/dining room which is a beautiful light space and is fully equipped with a Belfast sink, electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, and washing machine. The dining table seats four people comfortably, the perfect place to sit and enjoy a meal or two. Moving through to the lounge area, with comfy seating, french doors out onto the garden, smart TV, and wood burner, it really is the perfect spot to relax and unwind after a busy day. Following through the hall off from the kitchen you will find the shower room with WC, along with the two bedrooms, a twin room with views out over the countryside, and the king size bedroom with dual aspects and again with fabulous views over the countryside. Outside is an enclosed patio area with a private hot tub. There is also the owners' field which has a trampoline and football goal available for use. There is private off road parking for 2 cars
This beautiful barn has been converted with exceptional attention to detail and nestles in a courtyard setting. It is perfect for families or friends who want to spend time away together and is a fantastic base for exploring the coast and Exmoor which is renowned for its 'Dark Skies'. The historic market town of South Molton is 3.5 miles away and offers a twice weekly indoor market, independent shops and numerous cafes and pubs. Visit the dramatic coastline of North Devon and the beautiful sandy beaches of Saunton (19.5 miles), Instow (20 miles), Croyde (22 miles) and Woolacombe (24.5 miles). Enjoy visiting the wealth of attractions where there is something to suit all ages and tastes including Quince Honey Farm (2 miles) with its all weather indoor play area and restaurant. Step inside this stunning property and you will immediately find yourself in a spacious entrance hall which leads through to the fantastically appointed open plan living area. The lounge/kitchen/diner is made for relaxing with a contemporary wood burner and French doors opening into the courtyard. The well equipped kitchen is a great space for cooking lazy breakfasts or trying out new recipes. Completing the downstairs accommodation is a utility room with a WC. Head upstairs to the three well appointed bedrooms: a master double benefiting from an en suite shower room, a second double and a twin room. Completing this floor is an immaculate family bathroom. An enclosed cobbled/paved courtyard garden complete with garden furniture is an ideal entertaining space in good weather.
Borders the picturesque scenery of the Exmoor National Park, this beautiful property is situated on 300 acres of a working sheep farm. In the surrounding countryside there are great country walks to experience, local beauty spots to explore and activities to enjoy including riding, fishing, and moorland safari. Enjoy a meal in one of the wonderful character country pubs in the area. For those who want to balance the peace of the countryside with other pursuits, the historic market town of South Molton with its pannier market, antique shops and tea rooms is just 4 miles. Upon entering this wonderful property, take a few steps down into the kitchen, where you can whip up a meal before heading over to the dining table for the evening. A few steps lead you up to the lounge which has a high apex ceiling, wood burner to give warmth no matter what the season and French doors, which provide access to the large terrace offering wonderful country views. The feature floor to ceiling windows in the lounge allow the tranquillity of the surrounding countryside to filter into the property, and these large, sliding doors from the dining area onto the terrace extends this space outside. There is also a bathroom on the ground floor. Upstairs there are two spacious bedrooms, a king size and twin that both have en suite shower rooms, and offer wonderful views of the surrounding countryside. Heading outside the stunning views will captivate you. Enclosed and private, dine on the terrace and enjoy your tranquil surroundings. There is also direct access to enjoy the field beyond which is shared with the next door holiday cottage and is occasionally used by the owners sheep.
Located on a 300 acre working sheep farm and bordering the scenic Exmoor National Park, surrounded by lush countryside, meadows, and valley views, it's the perfect location for a peaceful escape in rural Devon. There are many other local beauty spots nearby and great country walks and activities such as riding and fishing to enjoy. Spend an evening dining in one of the character country pubs, or head further afield to one of the Devon beaches within 22 miles. The market town of South Molton is just 3 miles away, perfect for wandering around the local shops or for indulging in a Devon cream tea in one of the popular tea shops. This private detached property has a well appointed kitchen/diner which offers fantastic views over the rolling hills. The cosy lounge provides the perfect place to sit back and relax in front of the wood burner with extensive views through the French doors leading to your own enclosed lawn. The traditional 16th century cottage interiors have kept much of its original character and charm. There are two attractive beamed bedrooms on the first floor offering great country views. There is a family bathroom downstairs with WC and an additional separate WC upstairs. Heading outside the stunning views will captivate you. Enclosed and private, dine on the terrace and enjoy your tranquil surroundings whilst the children play on the lawn or in the children's play area that s exclusive to this property.
In a beautiful tranquil location within 300 acres of a working sheep farm, this barn is ideal for getting away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and providing a peaceful base to relax, unwind and commune with nature. Visitors are welcome to explore the inspiring walks directly from the grounds. Further walks and other outdoor pursuits including riding and fishing can be enjoyed within the splendour of the Exmoor National Park, just 2 miles away. The facilities of the market town of South Molton, known as the Gateway to Exmoor, are 4 miles away and include the historic pannier market, antique shops, tea rooms, pubs and restaurants as well as a local supermarket. There are some excellent beaches within 22 miles. Enter the barn into a hallway and to your left is the kitchen which provides all you need to prepare delicious meals. Dine at the farmhouse style table, in the cosy lounge area or on the large terrace. A few steps lead from the kitchen up to the lounge/diner area, which has high apex ceiling and lovely windows for enjoying the views, and comfortable seating surrounds the wood burner and Smart TV. Completing the ground floor is the bathroom. Heading upstairs is a character king size bedroom and a twin bedroom, both with grassy, rural views. Both bedrooms benefit from a pretty en suite shower room each too. Heading outside the stunning views will captivate you. Enclosed and private, dine on the terrace and enjoy your tranquil surroundings whilst the children play on the terrace. There is also direct access to enjoy the field beyond which is shared with the next door holiday cottage and is occasionally used by the owners sheep.
Bordering the scenic Exmoor National Park, this 300 acre working sheep farm is surrounded by lush countryside, meadows and valley views, making it the perfect location for a peaceful escape in rural Devon. In the local area there are many farm shops and pretty villages, with three wonderful country pubs within 4 miles. If you wish to venture a bit further, this property is the perfect base to explore the dramatic North Devon coastline, the quality surfing and sandy beaches of the golden coast around Woolacombe and Croyde, or the spectacular high cliffs and hidden coves of the Exmoor coastline can all be accessed within a scenic 22 mile drive. This bright and airy reverse level property feels like a home from home and has lovingly kept much of its original character. The first floor open plan lounge/kitchen/diner is full of character features alongside stunning countryside views, creating a cosy and welcoming space, and is the perfect place for the whole family to enjoy together. Throw a couple of logs on the wood burner in the lounge area for a cosy evening in. On the ground floor you'll find two charming bedrooms, one twin and one double room, both with delightful arched windows. The double bedroom has a step in the middle of the room, and there s a stylish family bathroom on this floor too. Heading outside the stunning views will captivate you. Enclosed and private, enjoy your tranquil surroundings whilst the children play on the lawn.
At an elevation of 1000 feet, this converted Cowshed affords lovely views over the Barle Valley and to Dartmoor. It is a perfect location for those wishing to walk or cycle the awe inspiring landscape of Exmoor with fantastic trails to explore directly from the door. Dulverton is only 3 miles with its shops, butcher, bakery, supermarket, cafes, restaurants, and pubs and the Exmoor Pony Centre is just up the road (0.3. miles). Explore the seaside town of Minehead (19.5 miles) home of the West Somerset Railway, or further along the coast are the long sandy beaches of Woolacombe (35 miles) and Croyde (37 miles). Other places of interest include Tarr Steps (4 miles), the pretty village of Porlock (17 miles), and the medieval village of Dunster (16.5 miles). Enter this single storey property into a hall, which leads into a light and airy open plan lounge/kitchen/diner with original stone pillars and a vaulted ceiling. There is a comfortable seating area, TV and countryside views. The well equipped kitchen has all the facilities you could need to cook a lazy breakfast or a delicious family meal. There are two bedrooms, a master king size bedroom with an en suite shower room and a twin bedroom. Completing the accommodation is a bathroom. Heading outside to the enclosed courtyard, there is a raised veranda with garden furniture, it is an ideal space in good weather with views over the surrounding countryside. Guests are also welcome to enjoy the communal garden.
Lynton, Devon, South West of England
From £840
Availability
Waterside Lodge is a stunning two bedroom, two shower room holiday lodge within Exmoor National Park and directly overlooking the West Lyn River. There is a small waterfall next to your private decked area & you will be able to watch the water flow past your lodge while you kick back & relax in your hot tub!
The lodge sleeps up to 4 people. The main bedroom has a double bed with an ensuite shower room, bedroom 2 is a twin bedroom. The kitchen/diner is fully equipped with a oven, hob & extractor, a fridge with freezer compartment and microwave. The living room has a flatscreen TV with freesat & a DVD player. There is free WiFi in the lodge. Access into Waterside Lodge is easy as there are no steps so perfect for any guests with limited mobility or families using pushchairs. There is also a dedicated parking space immediately outside your lodge. Onsite there is also an EV charge point.
The lodge is located in Sunny Lyn which is a small, picturesque Holiday Park. Adjoining the Park there is the wonderful Cottage Inn pub which brews its own ales and is also home to the highly acclaimed Nartnarpa Thai Restaurant (TripAdvisor number 1 restaurant in the area).
A stunning 10 minute walk from the Lodge (a walk with wonderful sea views) and you will be in Lynton Town Centre with numerous shops, cafe's, pubs and restaurants. From here you can either take the fantastic Victorian Cliff Railway to Lynmouth centre, with its beautiful harbour and a further array of shops, cafes pubs and restaurants. You will be spoilt for choice. Even if you stayed for two weeks, you would not be able to sample an evening meal at all the restaurants on offer.
Lynton & Lynmouth are a walkers paradise as there are numerous walks available including the Valley of the Rocks, Watersmeet and the South West Coast Path. Julie Bradbury chose the Watersmeet walk as one of Britains Best Walks on her ITV show. You can even start this walk from your holiday lodge.
There are plenty of other attractions in North Devon such as amazing beaches, surfing, coasteering, cycling, theme parks, national trust properties, RHS Rosemoor, horse riding in Exmoor National Park and numerous tea rooms offering wonderful cream teas.
Waterside Lodge also welcomes house trained, well behaved dogs.
This really is a stunning lodge in a beautiful location. We would love to welcome you to Waterside Lodge.
Located in Lynton, this cabin is on the waterfront. Arlington Court and Dovery Manor Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's attractions include Lynton and Lymouth Cliff Railway and Valley of the Rocks. Exmoor Zoo and Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park are also worth visiting.
Lynton, Devon, South West of England
From £644
Availability
Valley Vista is a wonderful two bedroom log cabin at Sunny Lyn Holiday Park, which is a private small family run site close to Lynton Town Centre. The decked balcony is the ideal spot to sit outside with watching the wildlife and birds. The River Lyn runs through the holiday park and all guests will benefit from free fishing onsite.
The centrally heated log cabin has on open plan living room/kitchen, two bedrooms (one double and one twin) and shower room. The kitchen is fully equipped with over, hob, extractor fan, microwave, fridge with freezer section, pots, pans, crockery, cutlery, glasses, basically everything you need should you wish to cook in during your stay. The open plan living room has two sofas, 40 inch smart TV, DVD player, dining table and chairs. The lodge has recently been painted with new carpets throughout.
Onsite there is a launderette and a cafe which serves breakfast during the peak holiday season.
The location of the cabin is excellent. Within a 15 minute picturesque walk you will be in Lynton Town Centre which has an lovely array of restaurant, pubs, shops and cafe's. The Victorian cliff railway will take you from Lynton to Lynmouth Town Centre and harbour which has a further selection of wonderful shops, pubs, restaurants & cafe's.
The walks in the area are truly amazing with the Valley of the Rocks and Watersmeet walks being two of the most breathtaking walks you will experience. So much so that Julia Bradbury chose the walk from Lynmouth to Watersmeet as one of her favourites in her ITV programme "Britains Best Walks" which aired in 2017.
If you chose to stay local though, The Cottage Inn Public House adjoins the Park which houses its own Brewery and the wonderful Nartnapa Thai Restaurant.
Well behaved dogs are also welcome to day at Valley Vista (maximum 2 dogs please). Sunny Lyn has a number of lodges and static caravans if you have a larger group. Please view our other listings online.
This cabin is located in Lynton. Arlington Court and Dovery Manor Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at South West Coast Path Section 2 Trailhead and South West Coast Path Section 4 Trailhead. Lynton and Lymouth Cliff Railway and Valley of the Rocks are also worth visiting.
Brompton Regis, Somerset, South West of England
From £707
Availability
Newly opened for September 2022, a bespoke log cabin in a tranquil setting with stunning views and direct access to Wimbleball Lake. This is a dog-friendly location and is perfect for those that enjoy walking, water sports or simply just relaxing. For those that do enjoy water sports, there is kayaking, sailing and stand-up paddle boarding available just an 8 minute walk away along the shore of the lake. In a designated dark sky area and ideally situated to explore Exmoor National Park.
The space
There is an open-plan kitchen/dining/living area, which overlooks Wimbleball lake. The 2 bedrooms each have an en-suite bathroom. Outside there is a fenced dog proof garden and a sun deck with picnic table and gas BBQ.
Guest access
The entire cabin and garden.
Other things to note
There are over 1000km of footpaths and bridleways on Exmoor and the cabin has direct access to these. Nearby ther are dog friendly beaches and the stunning North Devon Coast.
Located in Dulverton, this lodge is in a rural area and on the waterfront. Bakelite Museum and Dunster Dolls Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Wimbleball Lake Activities Centre and Tiverton Golf Club. The Chocolate House and Blenheim Gardens are also worth visiting. Be sure to check out the area's animals with activities such as game walks and birdwatching.
