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2079 Log Cabins in South West of England

Think rugged coastlines, sandy beaches, great surf and sparkling blue seas, the wild moors of Dartmoor to the Somerset Levels and the dramatic Cheddar Gorge, the South West has plenty to offer. With a lively arts scene, great local food and walking and cycling opportunities galore.

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Christchurch, Dorset, South West of England

From £580 Availability

Riverside Park Self Catering Establishment of the Year 2007, is a friendly family run business comprising of 8 self catering town houses accommodating from 2 to 6 people. We are located on the banks of the River Stour in a quiet and picturesque location in the centre of Christchurch.All our comfortable town houses have patios and balconies overlooking our pretty secluded garden and the activity of the river. We are ideally situated for the Town Centre, Christchurch Quay, Safe Sandy Beaches, the New Forest, Bournemouth and Poole.For further information please take a look at our website.

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Plymouth, Devon, South West of England

From £275 Availability

'Churchwood Valley Holiday Park is a family-run Business set in 100 acres of mature wooded valley on the edge of Wembury Bay.The business has made some excellent efforts in environmental management and most notably has an excellent reputation for wildlife. There is a local wildlife interpretation centre and many woodland and garden birds can be seen around the secluded woodland timber chalets.There is a shop on site which stocks most provisions

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Bath, Somerset, South West of England

From £150 Availability

We provide a wonderful holiday experience where you can enjoy the beautiful Somerset countryside, nature and wildlife, which is only a short distance from Bath, one of England's most attractive cities.

The Kingfisher Lodge provides the perfect location for enjoying all that Somerset and Wiltshire has to offer and is a fabulous place for children to enjoy, with the enclosed play area and high tech games room.

A warm welcome awaits you at Purbeck Holiday Lets, where upon your arrival you will receive a welcome pack, with a few essentials along with some helpful local information, to get you started on your self catering holiday.

There are no hidden extras, electricity, bed linen and towels are all included in the price. A Continental breakfast is offered upon request.

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Looe, Cornwall, South West of England

From £505 Availability

At Valleybrook you can enjoy the space and freedom of luxury self-catering accommodation and indulge in the dream of having your very own Cornish getaway, with all of life's little luxuries and everyday conveniences at your fingertips. We have eight properties available, just click on the links for our prices and availability.

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Near Liskeard, Cornwall, South West of England

From £380 Availability

Our Cabins are set exclusively within Forestry Commission estates in beautiful woodland and lochside locations, each with its own unique character offering the perfect setting for a relaxed holiday. We have Cabin sites in Cornwall, Gloucestershire, North Yorkshire and Scotland.

NEW - We are also introducing Forest Retreats at Deerpark and Strathyre as well as upgrading all of our standard Evergreen Cabins to luxurious Silver Birch and Golden Oak Cabins.

We offer relaxing midweek and weekend breaks away and week long holidays, so whatever length break you are looking for, we are sure that we have the perfect Forest Holiday for you.

"Kingfisher Lodge" with Sea Views in a Peaceful Location 6

Osmington Mills, Dorset, South West of England

From £560 Availability


Kingfisher Lodge is a detached cabin with sea views Osmington Mills, Dorset. It is located on the peaceful Osmington Lodge Park with direct access to the South West Coast Path and the South Dorset Ridgeway Path.

It has three bedrooms, one double and two twin bedrooms, a family bathroom (bath with shower over, sink and WC) and an additional separate WC, the lodge can comfortably sleep six people.

Kingfisher Lodge also offers a fitted kitchen, a family dining area and a spacious sitting room with an electric fire. The lodge also benefits from central heating for cosy out of season breaks.

Outside the property you will find off-road parking for two cars and a covered balcony with furniture.

A 5 minute walk away is the lovely Smuggler's Inn pub offering fine beer and food, a great way to end a busy day.

In season you will also have access to the Osmington Holiday Park heated outdoor swimming pool, gym and Country Club.

It is a wonderful base for a family or group of friends to explore this beautiful part of Dorset.

Located in Weymouth, this cabin is near the beach. Tudor House and Nothe Fort are local landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Durdle Door and Dorset and East Devon Coast. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's happening at The Avenue Stadium or Purbeck Shooting School. Take an opportunity to explore the area for outdoor excitement like horse riding and other activities like birdwatching.

'Beach House' style cabin in secluded valley 1 mile from Bantham beach 4

Bantham, Devon, South West of England

'Beach House' style cabin in secluded valley 1 mile from Bantham beach From £497 Availability

UPDATE: Complete new kitchen and bathroom fitted for 2020 . Underfloor heating in bathroom, slimline dishwasher in kitchen with Butler sink and Corian worktop. New solid oak flooring in kitchen and lounge. Emma mattresses on all beds

Set in a quiet valley, 1 mile from Bantham beach (voted best beach in UK and 6th best in Europe by Lonely Planet in 2015), one of only five log cabins at the site, Toad Hall is beautifully presented and equipped.
It sleeps 4 in a double and twin bedrooms (DVD player in twin room), and has a shower room, kitchen area (both of which were completely re-fitted in December 2019) with oven and induction hob, dishwasher, washer/dryer, microwave and fridge with freezer compartment and a sitting/dining area with satellite TV/DVD, PS3, I-Pod/phone/pad dock and a selection of books, DVD's and games. There are electric wall-panel heaters in all rooms, underfloor heating in Bathroom and plinth heater in Kitchen.
Mobile phone signal is poor but there is a landline for guests to use if necessary. There is also now Wi-Fi internet access (but you don't have to tell your kids as it is all hidden away from view).
Outside is a small lawned and fenced area with picnic table. To the front of the cabin there is a decking area with table/chairs and parasol. There is also an external Butler sink for washing sandy/muddy shoes and wetsuits.
The cabins share a communal grass area, bordered by a stream running along the bottom of the valley. Toad Hall has 2 allocated parking spaces. Dogs are allowed (2 max.)

Buckland Park is situated on the road to Bantham and separated from Bigbury on Sea and Burgh Island by the beautiful Avon estuary. There is a seasonal foot ferry from Bantham to the Bigbury side.
It is possible to walk from the cabin to Bantham, either across the fields and public footpaths to West Buckland and down a quiet road to the village, or by walking up the drive, along the Bantham road for about 500 yds, turn right and join a public track which runs along the side of the River Avon to Bantham. The only steep bit is the driveway to the road, which is about a 5 minute walk.
There is a large car park at Bantham beach which is privately run by the Evans Estates. They charge £5 a day for parking but a weekly ticket is £20 and 2 weeks is £30. This is a lovely beach for children, surfers and kite surfers. There are lifeguards May - September. Dogs are allowed on the Ham, a large area of grass and scrub behind the dunes, and also on the beach at the western end - at low tide this is a large area of sand. They are not allowed on the main beach in summer.
Beach facilities are limited to public toilets however there is a mobile caterer in the grassy area behind the dunes during the Summer months that does a great selection of hot and cold food and drinks. You can walk to the village for the shop/cafe and pub. Evening BBQs are allowed on the beach.
Bantham Beach is great for snorkelling and rock-pooling as well as being one of the foremost surf beaches in the UK.

The valley that Toad Halls sits in has a huge amount of wildlife with a large variety of birds including Buzzards, plus rabbits, squirrels, weasels, shrews, moles, owls, bats, badgers and so forth (all seen from the property). Deer also sometimes cross the fields in the valley. In addition, the small farm at the top of the lane has Alpacas (Llamas), sheep, chickens and occasionally pigs (piglets).

During our recent visit there was a Spotted Woodpecker on the decking post plus we also found a Glow Worm in the garden (first I have ever seen!). Best of all, I spend 10 minutes kayaking off Bantham beach with a pair of Dolphins that came to within 20 feet of my kayak and with the water clear enough that I watched them swimming under the boat... exceptionally exciting!!

Due to the sloping site and steps to the cabin it may not be suitable for the disabled.

Located in Kingsbridge, this cabin is in a rural area and near the beach. Overbecks Museum and Garden and Start Point Lighthouse are local landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at South Devon and Dartmoor National Park. Sea N Shore and Salcombe Maritime Museum are also worth visiting. Scuba diving and snorkeling offer great chances to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with cycling and horse riding nearby.

'Diddylake' A pair of shepherd huts in the wild. 2

Liskeard, Cornwall, South West of England

'Diddylake' A pair of shepherd huts in the wild. From £770 Availability

Two handcrafted shepherd huts in a very private, tranquil location on Bodmin Moor. The huts are off grid and have a low environmental impact. We're 3.5 miles away from the picturesque village of St Neot and 8 miles away from the historic market town of Liskeard. The North and South coasts are easily accessible offering some of the best surfing, swimming and cliff walks. The huts are cosy and homely with logburner and comfortable bed! The spring fed hot/cold shower is next to a compost loo
The space
It’s not often you get to live in the heart of a Site of Special Scientific Interest, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty or a Dark Sky Reserve, but Diddylake is in the middle of all three. The two huts set by Diddylake house (the ruin) on the rolling moors feel a world away from just about anything. One hut is your bedroom, with wood-burning stove and thick blankets keeping it cosy in any weather, and the other is your kitchen with hobs and a dining table and the BBQ and fire pit just outside. The shower and compost loo are in their own wooden hut down by the old house. The whole site has been done out by Jackson with recycled finds and local timber, giving the spaces a soft woody smell and a homely feel. There might be a chilly stroll to the loo or a dash between the huts here and there, but it all gives you a sense of living in a different age and in real wilderness.
Jacksons home is a few hundred metres away, and doesn’t intrude on you at all, but it’s still close enough that you can wander up for assistance or to visit the livestock. The rest of your time you have the whole of Bodmin Moor on your doorstep and the coast within easy reach. Split your days between rambling in the hills, trips to surfing beaches or the marked hiking trails round nearby Colliford Lake. Even lounging at the huts you’ll not want for wildlife encounters. There's lots of wildlife to observe, birds include buzzards, duck, swallows, skylarks and cuckoos just to mention a few. Listen carefully and you could hear a red kite. Deer and fox are frequent visitors and keep an eye open for butterflies, dragonflies, newts and frogs. Keep your camera to hand! At night, the seclusion is brought home by spectacular starry skies.
Guest access
Guests are welcome to make use of the field and area by the huts. The marshy area to the right of the track leading down to the huts is best avoided after rain. It can get quite boggy and is fenced off.
Other things to note
Extra guests are welcome to stay there is plenty of room for tents or camper vans. Please bring your own tents and bedding.

There will be a few logs supplied to get you going. More can be bought.

The shepherd huts are powered by a 12 volt solar system for lighting and phone charging.

The kitchen Shepherd hut has a four ring gas hob for cooking. pots, pans, cooking utensils, crockery & cutlery are also provided.

There are lots of information leaflets for local attractions, activities and events, Carnglaze caverns, Siblyback lake, Caradon Heritage Mining trail to mention just a few.

This cabin is located in Liskeard. Carnglaze Caverns and Kartworld are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Seaton Country Park. Pinsla Garden and Nursery and Adrenalin Quarry are also worth visiting.

'The Arc' Self-contained eco hut, Nr St Ives, Cornwall 2

Hayle, Cornwall, South West of England

'The Arc' Self-contained eco hut, Nr St Ives, Cornwall From £595 Availability

The Arc is located in a beautiful private meadow surrounded by trees not far from Gwithian Beach, Godrevy Lighthouse and St Ives. The Arc, a beautiful eco hut, offers everything you will need, complete with a wet room, kitchen and snug mezzanine double bed. The private outdoor space is perfect for sitting and relaxing after a day out exploring, and when the sun goes down, you can cosy up next to the wood burner—ideal for couples looking for a quiet relaxing base for exploring Cornwall.

Located in Hayle, this cabin is in a rural area and near the beach. Poldark Mine and St. Ives Theatre are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include Godolphin Estate and St. Michael's Mount. Ready for a night out? Consider Gwennap Pit and Acorn Theatre.

'the Chalet by the Sea , Under the Tree" 4

Christchurch, Dorset, South West of England

'the Chalet by the Sea , Under the Tree From £1659 Availability

Our sea front lodge offers a Boutique style approach to a traditional British chalet holiday here in the U.K.
A luxurious two bedroom self catering lodge with uninterrupted sea front views off Avon Beach in Mudeford Dorset on the Jurassic South Coast with wonderful walks and unspoilt towns and villages.
The lodge is furnished to an exceptionally high standard with a fully fitted kitchen (incl. cooker, dishwasher, fridge, freezer & washing machine) you can relax in an open plan lounge and bifold doors that open out onto a private sundeck with 180 degree view of the sea . We have two sofas & TV and you can dine-in with a separate open plan area, all with an enviable and open view of the sea. We have installed high speed WiFi access for those who like to keep Connected and for those of you who need to catch up on work or emails during your stay , our table offers a great working space .
Our Master Bedroom adjoins an ensuite shower , we also have an additional Bedroom with two Twin beds and separate bathroom with a bath tub .
Our chalet with its own beautiful majestic tree provides perfect alfresco views across to the Isle of Wight and Iconic needless.
With an ever-changing sea view on an ocean front chalet, you can sit and watch the world drift by.
We can additionally offer you an on site dedicated parking space exclusive for the duration of your visit.
We hope you will join us in The Chalet by The Sea, Under The Tree . Relax , Restore , Revive

To the east of the chalet is a five minute walk to Avon Beach, with its beach shop, bakery, ice cream shop, fish & chip bar as well as the renowned Noisy Lobster Restaurant. Views are directly over to the Isle of Wight and further along there is Highcliffe and walk along the sea wall.
Stroll west from the chalet onto the well known Mudeford Quay, famous for traditional crab fishing off the Quay, you can also buy fresh fish in its small shop. The RNLI launches from here and there is a coffee shop as well The Haven House Inn.
The quay is a bustling area particularly at weekends where you can learn to kayak or windsurf as well as join short sea excursions round the local coast. Take the ferry across to the Run on Mudeford famous Spit, home to many beach huts and nature reserves. From the Spit you can catch the Land Train along to Hengistbury Head and walk over the cliffs and open space with the wind in your hair , before returning back to watch the boats come in as the sun sets in front of the entrance to Christchurch Harbour.
We are situated on Dorsets Jurassic coast line with a wealth of natural history to explore and enjoy, as well as a short drive into The New Forest.
Great & convenient shopping can be found locally in Christchurch and Bournemouth with further restaurants , shopping and facilities in Poole & Southampton a further drive away.
We offer a private lodge holiday located on one of the UK's premier Holiday Parks. As we are ocean fronted we are situated slightly further away from the amenities which are available to park patrons.
Please feel free to visit the Parks reception on site for more information regarding access to these facilities which include an outdoor heated swimming pool, a Bar , live action Sport TV, a small equipped gym and a Billiard table .
Our chalet is strictly no smoking and no vaping and also as plastic and synthetically chemical free as possible . Our minimum rental age is 25 and we are unable to accommodate pets or children.
If you have any specific requests please don’t hesitate to ask , we really look forward to welcoming you to your own private Idaho.

Located in Christchurch, this chalet is on the beach. While the natural beauty of New Forest National Park and Bournemouth Beach can be enjoyed by anyone, those looking for an activity can check out Poole Harbour.
Littledown Sports Center and Boscombe Chine Gardens Mini Golf Course are also worth visiting. Discover the area's water adventures with jet skiing and kayaking nearby, or enjoy the great outdoors with cycling and mountain biking.

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