Log Cabins to RentFrom cobnuts to Canterbury Cathedral, Kent is an area full of history and heritage and a wonderful place to stay. Originally known as the 'Garden of England' because of it's orchards and hop fields, it also has some great beaches, the white cliffs of Dover and oddly Leeds Castle, nowhere near Leeds.
A quaint farmhouse oozing country chic simplicity, The Kentish Barn offers breath-taking views across the infinite countryside and even a hot-tub in which to enjoy the tranquil rural landscape!
Whether you’re together to celebrate a special occasion or simply to unwind and rejuvenate, this luxurious barn conversion will provide you with the ideal social spaces as well as numerous enough relaxation stations for every need! An oak theme runs through the whole home, in a beautifully complementary style with brown leather chairs, wooden door and window frames and stunning granite worktops. The well-equipped kitchen is a total joy, with tons of surface space and all the latest mod cons. There is a breakfast table in the kitchen as well as an incredible formal dining area to the other end of the home. Alongside this is the jaw-dropping lounge, with sumptuous sofas, a large TV and a fireplace. And finally, if you fancy a lively game of table tennis or table football head to your games room, or, if you’re feeling a little less energetic, you’ll find an Xbox in the snug, just off from the master suite.
There are four incredibly spacious bedrooms, three with double-beds, a TV and a truly luxurious bathroom with facilities including huge walk-in rain-showers, and one twin room with Velux blinds and a vaulted ceiling. Each room beautifully enhances the original beam-work of the barn, with complementary colour palettes and simple décor.
And finally, step outside, onto your beautifully raised terrace, where you can indulge in a little alfresco dining, fire up the BBQ, pop your feet up and get stuck into a good book, or indeed raise a glass under the stars and enjoy one another’s company late into the evenings. With such clear skies out here in the natural landscape of Romney Marsh you can enjoy an unforgettable evening of star-gazing as you soak in your incredible hot tub on the terrace.
In this wonderful location near the Saxon Shore Way you can enjoy miles of ruins, dunes and medieval towns in a wonderfully rural environment. It is undoubtedly paradise for walkers and cyclists, with huge skies and rolling green hills punctuated by the occasional church spire or castle turret. Within walking distance, you will find the cosy Ferry Inn, a 14th century pub which offers roaring log fires and specialist Rye Bay scallops. The local village of Tenterden, just 15 minutes away, with its tree-lined High Street, has countless shops and cafes and even a steam train running services to the ruins of Bodiam Castle. When the weather’s right, take a dip in the sea at Camber Sands where you can enjoy surfing and other water-sports.
In this wonderful location near the Saxon Shore Way you can enjoy miles of ruins, dunes and medieval towns in a wonderfully rural environment. It is undoubtedly paradise for walkers and cyclists, with huge skies and rolling green hills punctuated by the occasional church spire or castle turret. Within walking distance, you will find the cosy Ferry Inn, a 14th century pub which offers roaring log fires and specialist Rye Bay scallops. The local village of Tenterden, just 15 minutes away, with its tree-lined High Street, has countless shops and cafes and even a steam train running services to the ruins of Bodiam Castle. When the weather’s right, take a dip in the sea at Camber Sands where you can enjoy surfing and other water-sports.
Renowned for its rural beauty and stunning sunsets along the 350 miles of breath-taking coastline, Kent offers a whole world of lavender fields, orchards, vineyards and oast houses intersecting amid the rolling green hills, and of course, its immense White Cliffs of Dover!
Whatever you’re into, be it art galleries, elegant stately homes, romantic getaways, fun-filled family attractions or historic buildings, you’ll be sure to find it here! Kent is home to stunning castles, exciting culture and artistic energy.
For the active types, there’s more than 4,200 miles of exhilarating foot and cycle trails. While on the water you can try your hand at Kite Surfing, Sailing, Jet Skiing, Surfing and much more! And if it’s a day outdoors you’re after, fear not: Kent offers some of the best beaches in Europe which have been attracting tourists for the past 250 years! Margate, Broadstairs and Ramsgate host just a few of these magnificently sandy bays, while Whitstable, Herne Bay and Broadstairs are lined with dazzling, traditional Beach Huts that always ignite a sense of joy!
Indeed, there’s beautiful scenery around every corner – Kent didn’t get its name as The Garden of England from nowhere! There are over 180 stunning gardens to choose from for a calm, relaxing and rejuvenating stroll, including such well-known gardens as Sissinghurst! Kent also has more castles than any other county, including Leeds Castle, the’ loveliest castle in the world’! And if it’s historical buildings you’re after, don’t miss Canterbury Cathedral, Britain’s oldest Cathedral!
And yet – it’s not all history! Across the county you’ll find cutting edge galleries, thriving theatre, vibrant nightlife and illustrious festivals – and not to mention some of the country’s best shopping! The famous Bluewater centre has over 300 stores, 60 restaurants, cinemas, leisure activities and much more!
Access to the area is simple: from almost any location, head to London! London Bridge, Charing Cross, London Waterloo East, Victoria and St Pancras International all connect to Kent. If flying to the area, the best airports are London Gatwick and London Heathrow, although there are many more airports within a short drive. If you prefer to travel by train, the high-speed Eurostar services from Paris, Brussels and Lille stop at Ashford International Station and Ebbsfleet International Station, both of which are in Kent. And of course, at the famous white cliffs of Dover, you can catch one of the many channel ferries from Calais.
For a unique and somewhat quirky stay, The Kentish Chapel in the pretty village of Horsmoden in the glorious Weald of Kent, boasts a stunning conversion of an Anglican chapel-of-ease, originally built in 1869. The spectacular, sympathetic conversion has resulted in a beautiful three bedroom holiday home with plenty of the wow factor!
Horsmonden is a countryside, picture postcard idyll surrounded by hop gardens, orchards and dense woodlands. Horsmonden has played a central part in the weaving, iron, gunfounding and hops industries in the past. It is famous for its annual Gypsy Horse Fair held on the second Sunday in September. The village enjoys a large green, known as The Heath, which is brimming with unique shops and pubs. The nearest towns are Tunbridge Wells 8 miles away, Tonbridge, 10 miles to the west and Cranbrook, 8 miles to the east.
The Kentish Chapel is a truly luxurious countryside haven. The architects and interior designers have retained the chapel’s original features including the painted decoration of the chancel roof, its polychrome brickwork and original arched stained glass windows. You will be mesmerised by the living area’s double height, vaulted ceiling and its bespoke, glass panelled staircase. So many jaw-dropping features! The living area is open plan in design offering a cavernous space befitting the chapel’s original character. With underfloor heating throughout the ground floor, guests can laze on the impressive chesterfield sofas and wingback chairs warm and snug. There is a Sonos sound system so that you can relax and listen to your favourite songtracks. A vast brick arch leads you through to the smart dining area with its beautiful stone flooring and traditional dining suite that matches the surrounding wood panelling. The bespoke kitchen sits alongside the dining table under the chancel roof, a mighty achievement blending it in beautifully with the sensational building. It would be very easy to lose the kitchen in this space but it definitely makes itself count with its gorgeous curves, smart cabinetry and fabulous worktops. The anthracite grey cabinetry blends beautifully with the warm tones of the brickwork. There are two ovens, an induction hob, an integrated microwave, a dishwasher and two fridges. Even the most discerning of chefs would be very happy to muster up a delicious feast here. A separate utility room is home to your washing machine, tumble dryer and freezer. Glass doors lead to a gorgeous subterranean snug with its cheerful orange sofas, armchair and smart television. There is also an additional television room, perfect if anyone in your group wants to disappear to watch a film or enjoy their holiday read.
The bespoke, absolutely stunning staircase with its slightly industrial feel transports you to the three outstanding double bedrooms. The top floor master boasts an incredible ceiling, a lavish king-size bed, a floor-to-ceiling glass wall with curtains, a dressing table, wardrobe and a fabulous en-suite bathroom that sits just a few steps up. Like the bedroom, it oozes luxurious appeal and offers spectacular views from the freestanding, double ended bath. There is an impressive shower too. You will surely marvel at this dreamy, luxurious space counting your blessings for your totally unique stay. The second bedroom with its exposed brick walls, magnificent windows and sumptuous king-size bed is another wonder. The remaining carpeted bedroom enjoys two luxurious single beds beautifully adorned with luxury linens and attractive soft furnishings. These two bedrooms share a very contemporary shower room.
Guests staying at The Kentish Chapel enjoy a delightful, enclosed garden with a smart patio area and garden furniture for alfresco dining. It is a very peaceful spot which you will remember for a very long time.
Horsmonden is a peaceful, pretty village deep in the Kent countryside between Tunbridge Wells and Cranbrook. The village boasts a well stocked village shop with a deli and bakery counter and a charming pub, The Gun and Spitroast. There are plenty of other characterful villages close by, mostly with pubs. These include The Goudhurst Inn in Goudhurst, The Small Holding in Kilndown and The Vineyard in Lamberhurst, all enjoying wonderful menus and lovely beer gardens.
The Bedgebury Pinetum and Forest is nearby, perfect for long walks or cycle rides. Younger visitors enjoy the brilliant Go Ape high wire park. Bewl Water is another outdoors attraction with a stunning reservoir where you can enjoy watersports, cycling, an open air cinema and a restaurant.
There are numerous stately homes, castles and other National Trust properties close by. Sissinghurst Castle Garden, 15 minutes from The Kentish Chapel, is historic, poetic, iconic, a refuge dedicated to beauty. Vita Sackville-West, poet and writer and Harold Nicolson, her diplomat and author husband, fell in love with Sissinghurst Castle and created the famous gardens. Harold’s architectural garden planning and Vita’s colourful, abundant planting reflect the romance and intimacy of her writing. Sissinghurst Castle Garden was the backdrop of a colourful history from a time as a prison in the 1700’s to a home for the women’s land army. The gardens are so popular entry is by timed ticket so you need to plan in advance. The National Trust’s 14th century Scotney Castle enjoys a romantic moat and a beautiful garden, all in a gorgeous wooded estate. Again, it is only 15 minutes from The Kentish Chapel. The picturesque garden enjoys the fabulous backdrop of the fairytale castle and its Victorian country mansion. There are over 770 acres of beautiful parkland, woodland and hop gardens. Not far away, you can visit the magnificent Hever Castle, at Hever, just outside Edenbridge. It enjoys a history spanning more than 700 years. The original medieval castle was built in 1270 and in the 15th and 16th centuries was home to the one of the most powerful families in the country, the Boleyns, who added the Tudor dwelling within the castle walls. The castle is famous for becoming the childhood home of Anne Boleyn, King Henry VIII’s second wife who became Queen for just 1000 days. Hever passed into the ownership of Anne of Cleves and from 1557 it was owned by a numer of families. Today it is magnificent with glorious rooms open to the public, many events and wonderful trails and activities in the stunning grounds. Penshurst Place offers another wonderful visit. The 14th century manor house, once the property of King Henry VIII was left to his son King Edward VI and granted to Sir William Sidney in 1552. It has remained in the Sidney family and is a stunning family house with truly remarkable gardens, well worth a visit.
If you want a beach day, you can head to the Sussex coast and visit the wonderful town of Rye, a medieval citadel huddled against invaders and sea. The town is home to a myriad of art, curiosities, boutique hotels, trendy restaurants and cosy pubs. Built of smuggled secrets and timeless tale, Rye has plenty of nooks and crannies to explore and distant views across Romney Marsh to ponder.
In the opposite direction, you can explore the wonders of Canterbury, another historic town. Visitors flock to the incredible Catherbury Cathedral which houses the famous shrine of Thomas Beckett. St Augustine’s Abbey and St Martin’s Church are also spectacular historical sites that earned UNESCO status. There is a Canterbury Tales attraction plus a popular zoo, Howletts Wild Animal Park, home to gorillas, lions, tigers and elephants.
Wine lovers are thoroughly spoilt in this area. The most famous vineyard is the Chapel Down Vineyard, close to the picturesque market town of Tenterden. It is open to visitors throughout the year. You can enjoy tastings, tours and masterclasses. It is a wonderful day out though you may have to draw straws to see who is driving. The nearby Hush Heath Winery is a family run local vineyard that produces award winning wines. You can easily book an expert-led tour through their beautiful vineyards, apple orchards and ancient oak woodlands. Also popular are the Biddenden Vineyard, the Mount Vineyard, the Chartham Vineyard and the Terlingham Vineyard. There are also many local farm shops selling local produce.
Hythe, the coastal market town on the edge of Romney Marsh offers a delightful beach, the lovely Brockhill Country Park and the famous Port Lympne Reserve. The authentic safari experience is unlike a normal zoo. Over 90 species and 766 animals roam within the 600 acres. There are big cats, gorillas and primates roaming free.
For a unique and somewhat quirky stay, The Kentish Chapel in the pretty village of Horsmoden in the glorious Weald of Kent, boasts a stunning conversion of an Anglican chapel-of-ease, originally built in 1869. The spectacular, sympathetic conversion has resulted in a beautiful three bedroom holiday home with plenty of the wow factor!
Horsmonden is a countryside, picture postcard idyll surrounded by hop gardens, orchards and dense woodlands. Horsmonden has played a central part in the weaving, iron, gunfounding and hops industries in the past. It is famous for its annual Gypsy Horse Fair held on the second Sunday in September. The village enjoys a large green, known as The Heath, which is brimming with unique shops and pubs. The nearest towns are Tunbridge Wells 8 miles away, Tonbridge, 10 miles to the west and Cranbrook, 8 miles to the east.
The Kentish Chapel is a truly luxurious countryside haven. The architects and interior designers have retained the chapel’s original features including the painted decoration of the chancel roof, its polychrome brickwork and original arched stained glass windows. You will be mesmerised by the living area’s double height, vaulted ceiling and its bespoke, glass panelled staircase. So many jaw-dropping features! The living area is open plan in design offering a cavernous space befitting the chapel’s original character. With underfloor heating throughout the ground floor, guests can laze on the impressive chesterfield sofas and wingback chairs warm and snug. There is a Sonos sound system so that you can relax and listen to your favourite songtracks. A vast brick arch leads you through to the smart dining area with its beautiful stone flooring and traditional dining suite that matches the surrounding wood panelling. The bespoke kitchen sits alongside the dining table under the chancel roof, a mighty achievement blending it in beautifully with the sensational building. It would be very easy to lose the kitchen in this space but it definitely makes itself count with its gorgeous curves, smart cabinetry and fabulous worktops. The anthracite grey cabinetry blends beautifully with the warm tones of the brickwork. There are two ovens, an induction hob, an integrated microwave, a dishwasher and two fridges. Even the most discerning of chefs would be very happy to muster up a delicious feast here. A separate utility room is home to your washing machine, tumble dryer and freezer. Glass doors lead to a gorgeous subterranean snug with its cheerful orange sofas, armchair and smart television. There is also an additional television room, perfect if anyone in your group wants to disappear to watch a film or enjoy their holiday read.
The bespoke, absolutely stunning staircase with its slightly industrial feel transports you to the three outstanding double bedrooms. The top floor master boasts an incredible ceiling, a lavish king-size bed, a floor-to-ceiling glass wall with curtains, a dressing table, wardrobe and a fabulous en-suite bathroom that sits just a few steps up. Like the bedroom, it oozes luxurious appeal and offers spectacular views from the freestanding, double ended bath. There is an impressive shower too. You will surely marvel at this dreamy, luxurious space counting your blessings for your totally unique stay. The second bedroom with its exposed brick walls, magnificent windows and sumptuous king-size bed is another wonder. The remaining carpeted bedroom enjoys two luxurious single beds beautifully adorned with luxury linens and attractive soft furnishings. These two bedrooms share a very contemporary shower room.
Guests staying at The Kentish Chapel enjoy a delightful, enclosed garden with a smart patio area and garden furniture for alfresco dining. It is a very peaceful spot which you will remember for a very long time.
Horsmonden is a peaceful, pretty village deep in the Kent countryside between Tunbridge Wells and Cranbrook. The village boasts a well stocked village shop with a deli and bakery counter and a charming pub, The Gun and Spitroast. There are plenty of other characterful villages close by, mostly with pubs. These include The Goudhurst Inn in Goudhurst, The Small Holding in Kilndown and The Vineyard in Lamberhurst, all enjoying wonderful menus and lovely beer gardens.
The Bedgebury Pinetum and Forest is nearby, perfect for long walks or cycle rides. Younger visitors enjoy the brilliant Go Ape high wire park. Bewl Water is another outdoors attraction with a stunning reservoir where you can enjoy watersports, cycling, an open air cinema and a restaurant.
There are numerous stately homes, castles and other National Trust properties close by. Sissinghurst Castle Garden, 15 minutes from The Kentish Chapel, is historic, poetic, iconic, a refuge dedicated to beauty. Vita Sackville-West, poet and writer and Harold Nicolson, her diplomat and author husband, fell in love with Sissinghurst Castle and created the famous gardens. Harold’s architectural garden planning and Vita’s colourful, abundant planting reflect the romance and intimacy of her writing. Sissinghurst Castle Garden was the backdrop of a colourful history from a time as a prison in the 1700’s to a home for the women’s land army. The gardens are so popular entry is by timed ticket so you need to plan in advance. The National Trust’s 14th century Scotney Castle enjoys a romantic moat and a beautiful garden, all in a gorgeous wooded estate. Again, it is only 15 minutes from The Kentish Chapel. The picturesque garden enjoys the fabulous backdrop of the fairytale castle and its Victorian country mansion. There are over 770 acres of beautiful parkland, woodland and hop gardens. Not far away, you can visit the magnificent Hever Castle, at Hever, just outside Edenbridge. It enjoys a history spanning more than 700 years. The original medieval castle was built in 1270 and in the 15th and 16th centuries was home to the one of the most powerful families in the country, the Boleyns, who added the Tudor dwelling within the castle walls. The castle is famous for becoming the childhood home of Anne Boleyn, King Henry VIII’s second wife who became Queen for just 1000 days. Hever passed into the ownership of Anne of Cleves and from 1557 it was owned by a numer of families. Today it is magnificent with glorious rooms open to the public, many events and wonderful trails and activities in the stunning grounds. Penshurst Place offers another wonderful visit. The 14th century manor house, once the property of King Henry VIII was left to his son King Edward VI and granted to Sir William Sidney in 1552. It has remained in the Sidney family and is a stunning family house with truly remarkable gardens, well worth a visit.
If you want a beach day, you can head to the Sussex coast and visit the wonderful town of Rye, a medieval citadel huddled against invaders and sea. The town is home to a myriad of art, curiosities, boutique hotels, trendy restaurants and cosy pubs. Built of smuggled secrets and timeless tale, Rye has plenty of nooks and crannies to explore and distant views across Romney Marsh to ponder.
In the opposite direction, you can explore the wonders of Canterbury, another historic town. Visitors flock to the incredible Catherbury Cathedral which houses the famous shrine of Thomas Beckett. St Augustine’s Abbey and St Martin’s Church are also spectacular historical sites that earned UNESCO status. There is a Canterbury Tales attraction plus a popular zoo, Howletts Wild Animal Park, home to gorillas, lions, tigers and elephants.
Wine lovers are thoroughly spoilt in this area. The most famous vineyard is the Chapel Down Vineyard, close to the picturesque market town of Tenterden. It is open to visitors throughout the year. You can enjoy tastings, tours and masterclasses. It is a wonderful day out though you may have to draw straws to see who is driving. The nearby Hush Heath Winery is a family run local vineyard that produces award winning wines. You can easily book an expert-led tour through their beautiful vineyards, apple orchards and ancient oak woodlands. Also popular are the Biddenden Vineyard, the Mount Vineyard, the Chartham Vineyard and the Terlingham Vineyard. There are also many local farm shops selling local produce.
Hythe, the coastal market town on the edge of Romney Marsh offers a delightful beach, the lovely Brockhill Country Park and the famous Port Lympne Reserve. The authentic safari experience is unlike a normal zoo. Over 90 species and 766 animals roam within the 600 acres. There are big cats, gorillas and primates roaming free.
‘The Lodge’ with hot tub is the latest addition to our luxury self catering holiday lets.
It is located by foot 100 metres from the main house down a public footpath. The Lodge has its own private entrance and offers a fully fenced garden ideal for well behaved dogs.
The light & airy studio (30 sq m approx) has a double bed, Kitchen/ living area with sofa bed & ensuite shower with eco- friendly toilet to protect the environment. There is a TV/DVD player, cooker, microwave, fridge & toaster, electric heating, outside lighting, torch.
We provide toiletries, hairdryer, towels and a couple of towelling robes with matching slippers just so you’ll feel pampered.
The lodge had an eco toilet.
Tea and coffee provided for arrival.
If you are looking for a rural retreat, set at the end of a bridleway the lodge is an ideal base to explore the local countryside, in an area of outstanding natural beauty, ideal for walking, biking, visiting local attractions or a relaxing/romantic break.
This cabin is located in Maidstone. Tyrewhitt-Drake Museum of Carriages and Pizza Express Music Room are cultural highlights, and some of the area's attractions include Stoneacre and Bredgar and Wormshill Light Railway. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's happening at Gallagher Stadium or Bauvill Stadium.
Super wooden chalet on an exclusive thirty six acre holiday park with swimming pool, tennis courts, adventure play area, indoor games area, restaurant, bar and laundry room. Located close to the beach, in a village with shops, pub and post office and only two miles from the old fishing towns of Deal and Walmer with their castles, shops and restaurants this chalet is a great base for that real seaside escape. It is situated close to the swimming pool and tennis court and has a decked and fenced rear veranda. Shop: 0.1 miles Pub: 0.1 miles Coast: 0.1 miles
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Ground Floor:
Sitting Room with two leather sofas, coffee table, occasional tables, book shelves, TV with Freeview, DVD and a selection of books, toys and games. This room stretches across the front of the chalet and has double doors out to the front veranda and communal grass area with views across the park
Kitchen with electric cooker, microwave and fridge with freezer compartment through to
Dining Room with table, chairs and sideboard
Bedroom 1 with single bed, pine chest of drawers and door to the rear garden
Bathroom with a bath, over-bath shower, folding glass screen,washbasin, bathroom cabinet, heated towel rail and w.c
Steep stairs lead to...
First Floor:
Bedroom 2 with double bed, bedside tables, chest of drawers, mirrors, wardrobe and access through to...
Bedroom 3 with twin beds, pine chest of drawers, mirror and clothes hanging rail
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Garden: Rear decked area with patio furniture, outside lighting as well as communal lawns to the front.
Parking: In main car park with footpath to the chalet which is close to the entrance.
Heating: Electric heaters. There is a meter taking £1 coins.
Also Provided: Bed linen. Towels are available at £3 per person per week.
Notes: The park is open from 1st March to 31st October and for Christmas and New Year. Chalets we have available at Kingsdown Leisure Park are Sea Spray Lodge(EK175) , Tranquility(EK204) , Sea View(EK201) Park Lodge(EK708) Maple Lodge (EK205) Pebbles (EK208) and The Bolt Hole (EK198).
Kingsdown, Nr Deal, Kent, South of England
From £707
Availability
Our holiday home by the sea has unlimited Wi Fi | restful west facing rear patio for afternoon sun while the children play | upstairs toilet and hand basin | 3 bedrooms with full size comfortable beds for up to six | dishwasher, washing machine and separate freezer | downstairs bathroom with electric shower over bath and heated towel rail | child safety gates at the top and bottom of the stairs | 43" Smart HD TV with streaming apps | bring your children's favourites on a USB stick or DVD | no smoking and sorry but no pets permitted on the park
Park facilities include use of a table tennis table, volleyball court, tennis court. Crazy golf and laundry (charges apply). The swimming pool has been extensively refurbished in 2020 booked sessions available free of charge.
Located in Kent within the White Cliffs Country on the coast between Dover and Deal, Kingsdown Park overlooks the English Channel in the charming seaside village of Kingsdown. Eat out in one of the three village pubs or further afield.
Details
Ground Floor - one rear bedroom with 90cm bunk beds and a rear dining room opening onto the patio with garden furniture for six; spacious lounge with 2 leather sofas and doors opening onto the front veranda decking; bathroom/toilet, bath with Mira electric shower over and heated towel rail; kitchen with stainless steel oven with separate grill and ceramic hob, microwave, fridge with small freezer compartment, separate freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, electric kettle and coffee maker.
First Floor - accessed via a steep open plan staircase with stair gates at top and bottom; landing area with toilet and hand basin, door to the front bedroom with double bed, built in hanging space and bedside draws; off the landing door opening to separate rear bedroom with two 90cm single beds, which can be pushed together to make a double, and space for a travel cot. Equipment includes ironing board, iron, vacuum cleaner, clothes airer, hair dryer, high chair, travel cot, duvets and pillows - bed linen and bath towels at extra charge but bring your own if you prefer. Electric heating with oil filled radiators; £1 coin electricity meter set to match our electricity company tariff. We ask guests to leave the chalet clean and as you would wish to find it and either replace broken items or leave a contribution for us to do so.
NB: Car Parking in private car park (permit supplied) 400 meters away from the chalet, no cars on the park at any time. Trolleys provided to transport luggage from the car park, please look on google maps if you have restricted mobility issues.
Located in Deal, this chalet is in a rural area and near the beach. Deal Timeball Tower Museum and Astor Theatre are cultural highlights, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Walmer and Kingsdown Golf Club and Deal Pier. Traveling with kids? Consider Deal Maritime and Local History Museum and Dover Patrol Memorial. Jet skiing and scuba diving offer great chances to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with horse riding and hiking nearby.
Kingston, Kent, South of England
From £868
Availability
*Dog Friendly*
A wild off-grid experience 6 miles from Canterbury in Kent Downs Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty
We’re all about adventure-and-chill. There’s too much concrete and too many commitments in the world already, let’s all go wander in the woods.
Distraction-free from the digital world to focus deeply on the ones you care about (fury & non-fury).
Powered by solar. Heated by a wood fireplace.
Sitting amongst pretty wild flowers and grasses in a private meadow overlooking ta windmill, this lovely cabin is the ideal spot to unplug, unwind and absorb the restorative energies of the natural world. Solitude and tranquility are guaranteed at his lovely location and guests are sure to leave inspired, relaxed and reinvigorated. Leave the laptops and phones at home, the narnia experience is completely off grid, but the cabin has all the comforts and conveniences for a luxurious stay.
Built from dark-stained timbers and sitting on iron wheels, this impressive tiny house is thoughtfully designed both inside and out. Well insulated with a wood burner, it is the perfect cosy retreat whatever the weather. The interior is studio-style with the bedroom, living and dining area all-in-one. Light wood panels cover the floor and the ceiling and the magnificent bedroom window allows an abundance of light to stream into the cabin. Wake up to the beautiful views, brew a morning coffee and slope back to bed to take in the lush green surroundings from the warmth and comfort of the luxury beddings and the large double bed.
An immaculate and modern ensuite shower room is accessed from the kitchen end of the cabin and there is oodles of hot water to enjoy. Eco friendly shampoos and soaps and thick, fluffy towels complete the luxurious experience.
The small, but well-equipped kitchen has a gas hob and plenty of kitchen equipment including a stove-top coffee maker and cafetière. A compact fridge will keep wine chilled and produce fresh. Basic cooking ingredients are also provided. Opposite the kitchen is a handy bar to enjoy meals and make plans, there is an elongated window where daydreamers can get lost in thought will marvelling at the landscape.
On sunny days, head outside with dinner and enjoy some al fresco feasting at the wooden picnic table. Surrounded by clean air and with only the sound of the breeze in the trees, visitors can while-away hours.
Located in Canterbury, this cabin is in a rural area. St. Lawrence Ground and Chilham Village are local landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Kent Downs and East Cliff And Warren Country Park. Dane John Gardens and Howletts Wild Animal Park are also worth visiting.
Wild Rose Retreat rests in Biddenden, Kent and sleeps two people in one bedroom.
Ashford, Kent, South of England
From £840
Availability
Wild Rose Retreat rests in Biddenden, Kent and sleeps two people in one bedroom.
The open-plan living space comprises of a kitchen with an electric oven and hob, kettle, toaster, microwave, fridge/freezer and fridge, a dining area with seating for two and a sitting area with an electric fire and Sonos speaker. There is a super-king-size bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. Outside, there is a garden with lawn, patio, decked area, furniture and woodfired hot tub. WiFi, fuel, power, bed linen and towels are all included in the rental price. For your local conveniences, you'll find a shop and pub within 0.7 miles. Apologies, but this property doesn't accept pets or children. A romantic escape for two awaits at Wild Rose Retreat. Note: This property doesn't accept children. Note: This property doesn't have a TV. Note: The woodfired hot tub will be made available with fresh, cold water ready to be heated; the owners offer a heating and tending service for the initial heat up by prior arrangement (this takes at least four hours and two barrows of wood) at an additional charge of £95.00 to cover wood and water cost. Note: Once up to temperature, the water will stay relatively hot until the next day as long as the written instructions are followed; less wood is required to light the fire and guests can rekindle the the flame and heat the tub within an hour in summer (slightly longer in colder weather.) Note: If the heating and tending service isn't selected, the owner will leave logs and a hosepipe for guest use.
Amenities: Electric central heating with electric fire. Electric oven and hob, kettle, toaster, microwave, fridge/freezer, fridge, WiFi, Sonos speaker. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Garden with lawn, patio, decked area, furniture and woodfired hot tub. Off road parking available. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop and restaurant on-site. Note: This property doesn't accept children. Note: This property doesn't have a TV. Note: The woodfired hot tub will be made available with fresh, cold water ready to be heated; the owners offer a heating and tending service for the initial heat up by prior arrangement (this takes at least four hours and two barrows of wood) at an additional charge of £95.00 to cover wood and water cost. Note: Once up to temperature, the water will stay relatively hot until the next day as long as the written instructions are followed; less wood is required to light the fire and guests can rekindle the the flame and heat the tub within an hour in summer (slightly longer in colder weather.) Note: If the heating and tending service isn't selected, the owner will leave logs and a hosepipe for guest use
Region: Kent is affectionately known as the Garden of England. Its history and heritage provide the region with a rich array of sightseeing possibilities, while the stunning choice of Blue Flag beaches offer the chance to enjoy the beautiful coastline.
Town: Biddenden is a large village in Kent, between Ashford and Staplehurst, at the foot of the High Weald AONB. There's a pub, two takeaways, and a European restaurant, plus a farm shop and a convenience store. Nearby Ashford has an indoor trampoline centre, a few parks, including Conningbrook Lakes Country Park, and a bustling high street with shopping and dining options. In the opposite direction is the High Weald AONB, with its towering woodlands, historic landmarks, open moorland, and scenic walking, cycling, and hiking trails.
Located in Ashford, this lodge is in a rural area and on a lake. Hole Park Gardens and Smallythe Place are local landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at High Weald and Kent Downs. The American Garden and The Reindeer Centre are also worth visiting. Discover the area's water adventures with fishing nearby, or enjoy the great outdoors with hiking, rock climbing, and cycling.
The Valley Hut
Our valley hut sits on a beautiful valley hillside with old meadow grass and wild flowers sleeps 2 adults and 1 child on the floor on an inflatable mattress which we provide. Dogs are charged at £20 or £25 for 2. I will send a separate stripe request for thsi
Our valley shepherd hut is set in a stunning location on a valley hillside with beautiful views. It is heated by a wood burner, has hot running water and an ensuite with shower and composting toilet. For cooking there is the gas hob, an oven with grill and a fridge. The hut runs from 12v solar power. There are 12v sockets for chargers.
Our valley shepherd hut and woodland shepherd hut have been beautifully built by The Shepherds Hut Company in Devon to give you a memorable experience glamping in Kent. They have hand built bespoke kitchenettes, composting toilet and good size shower. Hot water, hob and oven run by gas. LED lights and fridge run by solar power. There is a cosy wood burner to keep you warm. All wood supplied. Our huts are aimed at people who want a wild tranquil escape. They are 1/2km away from the nearest road and dwelling. The valley hut is set in calcareous grassland which hosts wild flowers such as egg and bacon, orchids, bluebells and cowslips. Also during May/June the wild broom flowers a beautiful yellow.
The valley shepherd hut sleeps 2 adults and 1 child on a inflatable mattress. You can relax take in the views and listen to the skylarks and buzzards above. Doggies are very welcome and will enjoy the fabulous walkies here.
See our youtube videos wildwoodlandretreat. There is drone footage and also videos of our resident goats Custard, Mustard, Carrot and Parsnip. You can book a fun goat walking experience for £45
BYO bed linen and towels option for £15 discount
Located in Canterbury, this cabin is in a rural area. Kent Battle of Britain Museum and Elham Valley Railway Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's attractions include Dane John Gardens and Leas Lift. Solly's Orchard and Marsh Maize Maze are also worth visiting.
