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If so, this yurt may be the perfect choice. Set on a small development of yurts and shepherd’s huts, this is a tranquil area of Somerset where you can relax and unwind in the countryside.
Pet-friendly – one medium sized dog or two small dogs are allowed to stay at a charge of £10 each.
Inside this yurt is a warming woodburner, a romantic king-size double bed, a chest of drawers, bedside tables, a small table, and bean-bag chairs. If you love camping but want a little bit more comfort and style then this could be the ideal choice for you.
There are no kitchenette facilities inside the yurt itself, but there are facilities located under the oak-framed gazebo just outside the yurt, which include a 2-ring gas hob for basic cooking and boiling water, as well as a selection of cookware, crockery, and cutlery.
The yurt and the outdoor kitchen are powered by solar energy, for an eco-friendly stay. This includes lights, a camping fridge, and phone charging points. A radio with Bluetooth functionality is also provided.
There is no Wifi here but a selection of books and games are provided.
As is usual with yurts, there is no running water at the yurt. However, drinking water is available in the nearby facilities building just 50 meters away.
For privacy and convenience, the yurt has its own private toilet and hot shower room in the facilities building, equipped with towels and toiletries.
For a truly relaxing break, this yurt features its own private wood-fired outdoor hot tub.
Exmoor National Park is a superb area for a relaxed glamping break. There are a variety of outdoor pursuits on offer in Exmoor, as well as quaint villages to visit such as Porlock. For days out by the beach, the seaside town of Minehead with its beautiful beach is only around 10 minutes drive away.
Somerset is found at the heart of the west country of England and therefore boasts an impressive coastline, fantastic seaside and epic English countryside. You can explore many historic attractions, spend an exciting day on the beach or enjoy a brisk stroll across the beautiful varied landscape. Somerset is also home to a wonderful designated area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Quantock Hills, where you can enjoy mountain biking, walking or horse riding. As well as enjoying the fresh air of the south west, Somerset can provide excellent family fun in the form of the Hayes Motor museum, the museum of Somerset, Longleat Safari and Adventure Park or Dunster Castle. There are also some wonderful gardens such as Chalice Well and Hestercombe gardens which would make sure a relaxing day out. With so much quality local produce on offer you’ll also be spoilt for choice if you decide to visit a local restaurant for an evening meal or lunch. Somerset is blessed with a superb collection of eateries, cafes, tea rooms and pubs as well as great independent shops selling tasty goods all produced in the local area. You may decide that you want to experience the best of both worlds on your luxury retreat, so why not book a Luxury coastal cottage and enjoy the benefits of the seaside and the countryside with the added bonus of spectacular views.