Log Cabins to RentCanoe down the River Wye, or rock climb at Symonds Yat, Cycle around the Black and White villages of Herefordshire, sampling the local cider as you go. Visit the lovely market towns of Ledbury or Leominster, not forgetting the see the famous Mappa Mundi in Hereford Cathedral.
Ludlow, Herefordshire, Heart of England
From £490
Availability
Set in a tranquil woodland valley, The Studio is a family and pet friendly 'home away from home'.
The Studio consists of:
- Open plan living area, including sitting room and well-fitted kitchen and dining area;
- 2 bedrooms & bathrooms - one family bedroom with a double and a single bed; one double bedroom with with en-suite facilities; and a second shower room;
- A personal furnished balcony with views down the valley;
- Access to our one acre informal garden, including play area, woodland area including firepit area and tree castle; paddock with sheep, chickens and ducks; and a lawned area.
The Studio is in a tranquil woodland valley, so you can choose to just stay around The Studio relaxing outside in the garden or inside with the books and games we provide. There are also lots of woodland walks on your doorstep. Or, if you want to get out and about, The Studio is also less than a 15 minute drive to the beautiful market town of Ludlow, and has good access to many local attractions, including plenty of activities for families.
We provide some basic food items (including freshly baked bread and slices of cake) for guests on arrival, so you don't have to rush straight out to the shops. If you send a shopping list we are happy to purchase items from the village shop ready for your arrival - you can pop into the shop to pay during your stay.
We take a lot of pleasure in making our guests comfortable, so if there's anything you need that we haven't mentioned then please just ask and we will do our best to provide it.
Located in Ludlow, this cabin is in a rural area. The area's natural beauty can be seen at Shropshire Hills and Queenswood Country Park, while Tenbury Museum and Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre are cultural highlights. Traveling with kids? Consider Ludlow Food Centre and Clee Hills. Fishing offers a great chance to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with mountain biking, horse riding, and hiking nearby.
Hereford, Herefordshire, Heart of England
From £756
Availability
In the depths of rural Herefordshire, famous for cider, cattle and black and white properties. We offer three brand new very select Glamping units in the form of fully furnished five metre bell tents, with your own en-suite shower, vanity unit and compost toilet. King size beds with luxury mattresses, cotton linen, table and chairs, scatter rugs, hot water bottles ,cuddly throws for extra warmth, clever none electric lighting, storage and log burner.
We include kindling, wood and charcoal at no extra cost.
We are off grid with no electric but when night falls the field transforms into a twinkling space with clever solar lighting. In the kitchen you will find a quality torch.
Outside your own fire pit barbecue and seating area. You have your own individual kitchen unit with gas rings and utilities for that well earned cup of tea or culinary delight. The site is off grid with no electricity, but we offer a courtesy charging station and fridge freezer near to the house.
Couples only, allows quiet, peaceful, romantic times, nestled in a very private old perry pear orchard, with an abundance of wild flowers and nature. The owls at night should be your only sounds as you gaze at the famously clear starlit skies of Herefordshire.
Glamping at the homestead is set on New House Farm, that is a working breading centre for old traditional poultry breeds. The owner will always be pleased to show you around and explain if you are interested, in how it all works from egg to egg laying.
The surrounding area hosts many footpaths direct from the farm to the beautiful countryside beyond.
Local villages have most requirements you need from the traditional butcher, village stores, cafes, pubs and restaurants. Hay-on-Wye the renowned book town is close by, with its castle, walks on the banks of the Wye and mountainous Hay Bluff, interesting buildings and of course world famous books.
The area has exceptional fishing, pony trekking, canoeing, walking, and is good for cycling. Many beautiful pubs to explore and less than two hours from the stunning welsh coastline and welsh border country views surround you.
We have taken every care to offer our customers a unique experience. We wanted to retain the camping with a glamorous twist. The 5M Bell Tent has everything you could want and outside you will find a bespoke hot shower, vanity unit with hot water and a compost toilet which is simple and easy to use with no odour whatsoever and very environmentally friendly for your exclusive use - no sharing. We have created your own personal kitchen which is stocked with everything from an egg cup, bottle opener in fact as a guest commented "you have thought of everything". We provide tea, coffee, sugar on your arrival just in case. There is washing up liquid, antibac cleaner and soap and salt & pepper grinders and oil for your convenience.
PLEASE NOTE WE WILL PROVIDE TOWELS IF YOU WISH. DROP US A MESSAGE
This cabin is located in Hereford. The Herefordshire Golf Club and Ticknock Mountain Bike Trails are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those looking for area attractions can visit Herefordshire Raceway and The Weir Garden. Small Breeds Farm Park and Owl Centre and Westonbury Mill Water Gardens are also worth visiting.
Hereford, Herefordshire, Heart of England
From £756
Availability
In the depths of rural Herefordshire, famous for cider, cattle and black and white properties. We offer three brand new very select Glamping units in the form of fully furnished five metre bell tents, with your own en-suite shower, vanity unit and compost toilet. King size beds with luxury mattresses, cotton linen, table and chairs, scatter rugs, hot water bottles ,cuddly throws for extra warmth, clever none electric lighting, storage and log burner.
We include kindling, wood and charcoal at no extra cost.
We are off grid with no electric but when night falls the field transforms into a twinkling space with clever solar lighting. In the kitchen you will find a quality torch.
Outside your own fire pit barbecue and seating area. You have your own individual kitchen unit with gas rings and utilities for that well earned cup of tea or culinary delight. The site is off grid with no electricity, but we offer a courtesy charging station and fridge freezer near to the house.
Couples only, allows quiet, peaceful, romantic times, nestled in a very private old perry pear orchard, with an abundance of wild flowers and nature. The owls at night should be your only sounds as you gaze at the famously clear starlit skies of Herefordshire.
Glamping at the homestead is set on New House Farm, that is a working breading centre for old traditional poultry breeds. The owner will always be pleased to show you around and explain if you are interested, in how it all works from egg to egg laying.
The surrounding area hosts many footpaths direct from the farm to the beautiful countryside beyond.
Local villages have most requirements you need from the traditional butcher, village stores, cafes, pubs and restaurants. Hay-on-Wye the renowned book town is close by, with its castle, walks on the banks of the Wye and mountainous Hay Bluff, interesting buildings and of course world famous books.
The area has exceptional fishing, pony trekking, canoeing, walking, and is good for cycling. Many beautiful pubs to explore and less than two hours from the stunning welsh coastline and welsh border country views surround you.
We have taken every care to offer our customers a unique experience. We wanted to retain the camping with a glamorous twist. The 5M Bell Tent has everything you could want and outside you will find a bespoke hot shower, vanity unit with hot water and a compost toilet which is simple and easy to use with no odour whatsoever and very environmentally friendly for your exclusive use - no sharing. We have created your own personal kitchen which is stocked with everything from an egg cup, bottle opener in fact as a guest commented "you have thought of everything". We provide tea, coffee, sugar on your arrival just in case. There is washing up liquid, antibac cleaner and soap and salt & pepper grinders and oil for your convenience.
PLEASE NOTE WE WILL PROVIDE TOWELS IF YOU WISH. DROP US A MESSAGE
This cabin is located in Hereford. Weobley Jubilee Heritage Trail and Hereford Cider Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at The Herefordshire Golf Club and Ticknock Mountain Bike Trails. Herefordshire Raceway and The Weir Garden are also worth visiting.
Hereford, Herefordshire, Heart of England
From £756
Availability
In the depths of rural Herefordshire, famous for cider, cattle and black and white properties. We offer three brand new very select Glamping units in the form of fully furnished five metre bell tents, with your own en-suite shower, vanity unit and compost toilet. King size beds with luxury mattresses, cotton linen, table and chairs, scatter rugs, hot water bottles ,cuddly throws for extra warmth, clever none electric lighting, storage and log burner.
We include kindling, wood and charcoal at no extra cost.
We are off grid with no electric but when night falls the field transforms into a twinkling space with clever solar lighting. In the kitchen you will find a quality torch.
Outside your own fire pit barbecue and seating area. You have your own individual kitchen unit with gas rings and utilities for that well earned cup of tea or culinary delight. The site is off grid with no electricity, but we offer a courtesy charging station and fridge freezer near to the house.
Couples only, allows quiet, peaceful, romantic times, nestled in a very private old perry pear orchard, with an abundance of wild flowers and nature. The owls at night should be your only sounds as you gaze at the famously clear starlit skies of Herefordshire.
Glamping at the homestead is set on New House Farm, that is a working breading centre for old traditional poultry breeds. The owner will always be pleased to show you around and explain if you are interested, in how it all works from egg to egg laying.
The surrounding area hosts many footpaths direct from the farm to the beautiful countryside beyond.
Local villages have most requirements you need from the traditional butcher, village stores, cafes, pubs and restaurants. Hay-on-Wye the renowned book town is close by, with its castle, walks on the banks of the Wye and mountainous Hay Bluff, interesting buildings and of course world famous books.
The area has exceptional fishing, pony trekking, canoeing, walking, and is good for cycling. Many beautiful pubs to explore and less than two hours from the stunning welsh coastline and welsh border country views surround you.
We have taken every care to offer our customers a unique experience. We wanted to retain the camping with a glamorous twist. The 5M Bell Tent has everything you could want and outside you will find a bespoke hot shower, vanity unit with hot water and a compost toilet which is simple and easy to use with no odour whatsoever and very environmentally friendly for your exclusive use - no sharing. We have created your own personal kitchen which is stocked with everything from an egg cup, bottle opener in fact as a guest commented "you have thought of everything". We provide tea, coffee, sugar on your arrival just in case. There is washing up liquid, antibac cleaner and soap and salt & pepper grinders and oil for your convenience.
PLEASE NOTE WE WILL PROVIDE TOWELS IF YOU WISH. DROP US A MESSAGE
This cabin is located in Hereford. Queenswood Country Park and Hergest Ridge reflect the area's natural beauty and area attractions include Herefordshire Raceway and The Weir Garden. Small Breeds Farm Park and Owl Centre and Westonbury Mill Water Gardens are also worth visiting.
Hill Farm Cottage is a detached single storey cottage on the owner's 80 acre sheep farm near to the village of Abbey Dore in Herefordshire. This timber clad cottage has two bedrooms, one double and one twin. The cottage also has a family bathroom, a fitted kitchen with a dining area and a sitting room with a woodburning stove and doors which lead to the garden. Outside the cottage is off road parking for three cars as well as the garden which has outdoor furniture, a barbecue and a bike store. Being just a couple of miles from all modern conveniences and with stunning views, Hill Farm Cottage is in a perfect location for a rural retreat.
Hereford, Herefordshire, Heart of England
From £609
Availability
This timber clad detached cottage is located close to the Herefordshire village of Abbey Dore and can sleep four people in two bedrooms.
Hill Farm Cottage is a detached single storey cottage on the owner's 80 acre sheep farm near to the village of Abbey Dore in Herefordshire. This timber clad cottage has two bedrooms, one double and one twin. The cottage also has a family bathroom, a fitted kitchen with a dining area and a sitting room with a woodburning stove and doors which lead to the garden. Outside the cottage is off road parking for three cars as well as the garden which has outdoor furniture, a barbecue and a bike store. Being just a couple of miles from all modern conveniences and with stunning views, Hill Farm Cottage is in a perfect location for a rural retreat.
Amenities: Oil central heating with wood burning stove in sitting room. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD player, WIFI. Fuel, power and starter pack for wood burning stove inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off road parking for 3 cars. Garden with furniture and BBQ. Shed for bike storage. One well-behaved dog welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop, 2 x pubs serving food, fish & chip shop, butchers, post office and ATM all 10 mins drive. Please note: Bookings must fall between a Friday and Friday only.
Region: Herefordshire offers visitors the chance to journey through lush green countryside, enjoying splendid black-and-white timbered villages, a magnificent cathedral city, a fairytale Georgian castle at Eastnor or books galore in famous Hay-on-Wye.
Town: The village of Abbey Dore is situated on the River Dore, at the southern end of the beautiful Golden Valley, close to the Brecon Beacons National Park and the Black Mountains. The village is home to the Abbey Dore Court Gardens, open to the public between April and September, Dore Abbey, founded in 1147 by Cistercian monks and restored to its present form in the 18th and 19th Century, and the Neville Arms, a pub serving local ales and ciders. Surrounded by pleasant orchards and cornfields, the village is also close to the Offa's Dyke and Wye Valley walks - a wonderful all year round location with plenty to see and do for all the family.
Located in Hereford, this cabin is in a rural area. Longtown Castle and Old House are local landmarks, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at The Herefordshire Golf Club and Wernddu Golf Club. Traveling with kids? Consider Battlelands Paintball, or check out an event or a game at Edgar Street. Fishing offers a great chance to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with hiking and cycling nearby.
A wooden log cabin situated near Ross-on-Wye in Herefordshire that can sleep six people in three bedrooms.
In the village of Craswall and the beautiful Black Mountains just north of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Pop to Longtown for local produce just a short distance down the road or take walk to the local pub for refreshments. In nearby Hay on Wye, where you re bound to find a book on just about anything, it is full of independent and local shops, galleries, cafes and great events including the renowned Hay on Wye Literary Festival. Stroll the local paths or hike to the summit of Pen y Fan, the highest point in South Wales. Take a ride on the Brecon Beacons Mountain Railway and uncover the history at the Big Pit Mining Museum. Perfect for two to relax or enjoy an active holiday. This private off grid camp includes the quirky arched roof carriage, shower, eco compost loo cabins, solar panels and is set on the idyllic 17 acre farm with horses, donkeys and chickens. Walk up the steps into this stylish arched roof carriage with lovely little touches throughout. If you decide to eat in there s a small gas oven and a gas hob, cool store and sink. The water will need to be heated on the hob for washing up though, a small chore in this lovely campers setting. The folding dining table and sturdy chairs are perfectly positioned by the window to enjoy a hearty breakfast, whilst overlooking the fields and Black Mountain range. After a full day out snuggle up by the wood burner, listen to the radio and later retire to the comfortable full size double bed at the end of the carriage. Outside you will find the gas powered hot shower, modern eco compost loo and the camp fire already set up with all the utensils you need to cook on the open flame. Relax around the table and chairs, or on the veranda on the carriage. Wherever you choose to sit at the camp you will be able to embrace the most spectacular mountain and countryside views. Explore this 17 acre sanctuary farm with horses, donkeys and chickens. Walk down to the water hole for wild swimming, meet with the owners for private donkey picnics in the woods or find out more from the resident horse listener. This is a unique and special place for a couple to retreat and unwind. There is private off road parking for one car at the property. The owners are on site though privacy is assured. Donkey rambles are available This is a walk with a pack donkey Booking essential through the owner on arrival There is an extra cost for this if wanted Closed between 1st Dec to 28th Feb due to acces
Enjoying an enviable location at the foot of the Black Mountains within the grounds of the owners working farm, enjoying the open countryside beautifully furnished creating the perfect romantic bolt hole for couples to enjoy. Step back in time within this peaceful hamlet, with its traditional village store and parlour pub offering a friendly welcome to all that come and stay. With some of the best walking within the area from your doorstep, explore the Black Mountains, and join the Offa s Dyke pathway which will take you deeper into the countryside. Ideal for touring with the market towns of Abergavenny with its Norman Castle and farmers market within easy reach, Hay on Wye with many book shops and festivals throughout the year, make the most of the Herefordshire countryside and follow the Great Cider Route, or join in the many local food festivals held throughout the year. The compact open plan accommodation offers Living/kitchen/diner/sleeping area: Sleeping area has a double bed and TV. Kitchen area, with gas hob and fridge. Shower room: with shower and WC. Outside: garden area with garden furniture and BBQ. Amenities: off road parking. Bed linen, towels, electric and underfloor heating included. Regret no smoking. 1 dog welcome. Location: pub and shop within walking distance. Arrival: 3pm.
Nestling in the beautiful Black Mountains just north of the Brecon Beacons National Park, in the village of Craswall. Pop to Longtown for local produce, a short distance down the road or to Hay on Wye where you re bound to find any book you can think of. Try out Booth s bookshop with its small cinema and cafe. The town is full independent and local shops, cafes and great events including the renowned Hay on Wye Literary Festival. Stroll the local paths or hike to the summit of Pen y Fan, the highest point in South Wales. Train enthusiasts will love the Brecon Beacons Mountain Railway and don t miss out on the Big Pit Mining Museum. History, culture and outdoor activities are in abundance here. A unique experience awaits you in this quirky cabin set by the small wood on this 17 acre farm with horses, donkeys and chickens. Walk through the enclosed garden down to the wooden porch with rocking chair and into the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Wood panelled rooms, checked curtains, intriguing artworks, Western saddle and cowboy library to read through, it s an interior where the American frontier lifestyle meets the Welsh borders with all your creature comforts to enhance your stay. If you decide to eat in there s a small electric oven and hob, fridge and Belfast sink. The water will need to be heated on the hob for washing up though, a small chore in this lovely setting. The dining table and chairs are perfectly positioned by the window to enjoy a hearty breakfast. The electric shower, with WC, is a great way to start the day. After a full day exploring just relax on the sofa, lose yourself in a good book, watch a film on the TV/DVD or just snuggle up by the wood burner. The cosy bedroom has been designed for a good night s sleep with double bed and dreamcatcher on the wall. Outside the enclosed garden is sided by trees with a paved area, grass, seating areas on the decked porch and table and chairs for al fresco dining. The range style fencing is across the 17 acre sanctuary farm with horses, donkeys and chickens. Walk down to the water hole for wild swimming, meet with the owners for private donkey picnics in the wood or find out more from the resident horse listener. This is a unique and special place for a couple to retreat and unwind. Private off road parking for one car is available at the property. If you are bringing your bikes you can lock them by the side of the cabin. The owners are on site though privacy is assured. Donkey rambles are available This is a walk with a pack donkey Booking essential through the owner on arrival There is an extra cost for this
