Heavenly hideaways for walkers and explorers

Eriska, The Scottish Highlands

Hot tub, dog-friendly, wood burner

Walking location: The Scottish Highlands 

Your Highland dream awaits at Eriska, a beautiful cabin with a backdrop of vast mountain views. There’s so much to explore around this area of the Scottish Highlands. The location around Ardgay, where this hideout resides, offers a wildly diverse landscape. From Loch Migdale to the magical Shin Forest, where the cascading Falls of Shin enchant, there’s varied terrain to suit walkers of all levels. Whatever path you decide to take, be sure to look out for resident red squirrels along the way. Once your day of adventure draws to a close, sink into the bubbling hot tub and admire the impressive landscapes that surround your hidden haven. 

Y Berllan Hideaway, Pembrokeshire

Dog-friendly, wood burner

Walking location: Pembrokeshire Coast Path

This quaint woodland cabin sleeps up to four guests, as well as furry friends, and is just a stone's throw from Pembrokeshire's mesmerising coast path. Surrounded by the ocean on three sides of the county, the wildly stunning coastline of Pembrokeshire stretches 186 unbroken miles. Hike rugged headlands and admire limestone cliffs, sandstone bays, volcanic headlands, and tropical-looking beaches, as well as enchanting woodland valleys and ancient quarries. Along your way, look out for birds and marine life above and below the craggy clifftops, and why not stop off for a wild swim to really set your soul alight. As the day draws to a close, return to your wood-clad cabin and rest your legs beside the warm glow of the fire. 

The Eagle, Cornwall

Wood burner, sea view

Walking location: The South West Coast Path 

You couldn’t be closer to a stunning walking trail while staying at The Eagle, with the South West Coast Path just a stone’s throw from your doorstep. The sea views at the cabin are breathtaking, and you’re likely to see a host of wildlife when you venture out. If you fancy a break from walking, head down to a secluded cove and enjoy a refreshing ocean dip before continuing on your way. Once you return to your hideaway, take a seat on the deck with a glass of something refreshing and watch the sky turn gorgeous shades of pink and gold as the sun sinks below the horizon.

The Wrens Nest, Cumbria

Hot tub, dog-friendly

Walking location: The Lake District

As dawn breaks, start the day at a leisurely pace in your handcrafted cabin: think big mugs of tea and a home-cooked breakfast to fuel a day of exploration. The Wren’s Nest is nestled amongst nature close to Penrith, the Northern gateway to the Lake District. Hiking around this area is fantastic. The region is known for dramatic fells and picturesque rivers, such as the Eamont. The serene Eden Valley is also close by, as well as Ullswater Lake, so whether you prefer a gentle amble along the river or fancy a challenging hill climb, this cosy cabin with a wood-fired hot tub offers the perfect base for days wandering this picturesque corner of the UK. 

Read all about our back-to-nature stay at The Wren’s Nest.

Polly the Lorry, Devon

Outdoor bathtub, wood burner, eco-hideaway

Walking location: Exmoor National Park 

This quirky converted horse lorry offers the idyllic base for outdoor-loving families. With Exmoor National Park less than half an hour away, those who love adventure will adore staying at this heavenly hideaway. Spend time reconnecting with each other as you explore winding woodland walks or picturesque cycling trails. Say hello to the famous wild Exmoor ponies and discover river valleys, rambling lanes, high clifftops, and sweeping views, as well as postcard-pretty villages. After a day of immersing in nature, you’ll love nothing more than retreating back to your hideaway, sinking into the alfresco bathtub and lighting the wood burner, while the little ones fall into a deep slumber. 

Delve deeper into our dreamy escape at Polly the Lorry. 

Douglas Fir, Sussex

Dog-friendly, close to London

Walking location: The South Downs Way

This cosy, dog-friendly shepherd’s hut is just two hours from London and is perfectly placed near an abundance of wonderful walking and cycling routes, including the South Downs Way, the Literacy Trail, Leith Hill, Chanctonbury Ring, the Downs Link, Pitch Hill, and Cissbury Ring. After a day of adventures on foot or by bike, cook up a delicious culinary creation and enjoy it in the lovely outdoor seating area. Pull out the maps and plan the next day’s expedition as the flames from the fire pit flicker away.

Sammi’s Freight Train, Yorkshire

Hot tub, dog-friendly

Walking location: The Yorkshire Dales and North Yorkshire Moors

This beautifully converted train carriage sits near Richmond, the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales. From waterfalls and mountain passes to underground caves, the Dales offer a dazzling playground for adventure lovers and four-legged friends alike. It’s also a mountain biking hotspot, so a great place to explore by pedal power. The North York Moors National Park is also nearby, offering even more captivating hikes and trails. When you’re ready to rest, relax in the wood-fired hot tub as you daydream about moments still to come.

Ffion, Ceredigion

Dog-friendly, fire pit

Walking location: The Cambrian Way

Start the day by throwing open the doors of this enchanting shepherd’s hut and enjoying the breathtaking mountain views with a cup of coffee. When you’re ready to pull on your walking boots, you (and your pooch) can enjoy spectacular hikes along the Cambrian Way, leading past the incredible Devils Bridge Falls. If you want to explore further afield, you’ll find the famous Claerwin Valley nearby - one of Wales’ most popular spots for walkers. Upon your return, light the fire pit and cosy up to watch the sun set over the valley.

Room with a View, Devon 

Dog-friendly, wood burner, eco-hideaway

Walking location: Dartmoor National Park

This gorgeous eco-retreat in the heart of Dartmoor offers a cosy space to relax and unwind after discovering all the beauty that this spectacular corner of the UK has to offer. Less than two miles from the winsome Widecombe in the Moor, why not enjoy a hearty pub lunch at The Rugglestone Inn before setting off for an amble around Dartmoor's most beloved landmarks? From beautiful locations like Fenworthy Reservoir to the abundance of wildlife to encounter along the moors, Dartmoor has a rugged charm that’s hard to match elsewhere, and Room with a View offers the perfect base for soaking up all the magic that this National Landscape has to offer. 

Read about our autumnal weekend at Room with a View. 

Toby’s Hut, Dorset

Hot tub, dog-friendly, wood burner

Walking location: The Jurassic Coast

As you step inside this pocket-sized paradise, you are greeted by a kaleidoscope of colour. Toby’s Hut is simply a tonic for the soul and is in the ideal spot for walking the Jurassic Coast. Being just a short drive from both West Dorset and East Devon, this hideaway is perfectly situated for exploring another section of the South West Coast Path. Why not head to Seaton and set off along the rugged path that leads to Beer, before stopping off for an ocean dip? Your four-legged friend will also enjoy getting their paws sandy while running along the shoreline. Once returning to your hideaway, enjoy a night under the moonlight from the warmth of the bubbling hot tub. 

Discover the delights of Dorset during our stay at Toby’s Hut. 

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