Log Cabins to RentThink 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.
Fingle Bridge is a truly exceptional countryside lodge peacefully tucked away amongst the mature woodland and manicured lawns of the 5 star Bovey Castle estate. Before arriving at the lodge, guests will have the pleasure of winding their way along the tree lined driveway and onwards through the imposing entrance arches of the historic Bovey Castle to the lodge. Quietly situated amongst shaded woodland there is lots to admire as you walk your way past the local granite lodges and approach the spectacular Fingle Bridge. Upon entering the lodge itself, guests will instantly appreciate it's impressive design and luxury style, as they soon find themselves on the mezzanine level captivated by the triple height sitting area with vaulted English oak beams and feature three storey stone fire place. With spacious rooms and large thoughtfully placed windows, not only are there beautiful views from all angles but the natural light comes flooding in and brings with it the charm of the idyllic surroundings. Offering a large, country style, fully-equipped kitchen, should guests decide against eating at one of the Hotel's two restaurants, as well as avoiding the temptation of ordering in a luxury dinner, they can enjoy home cooking in style with the option to eat alfresco on the lower decked terrace. With every fine detail having been considered, the lodge offers a luxurious stay for all times of year, whether it be warming up by the cosy crackle of the fire whilst looking out upon a winter wonderland, or opening up the double doors to the sound of birdsong before prepping the BBQ for a summertime feast.
Offering three spacious bedrooms, one on each floor and all with their own ensuites, Fingle Bridge is perfect for families or groups who are looking to escape the real world and relax in pure comfort, whilst being spoilt for choice by a host of interesting and exciting activities throughout the surrounding estate.
On Site Facilities:
Please note: We have a total of 4 lodges on offer at Bovey Castle, perfect for larger groups to book multiple ones together. Each lodge can sleep up to 6 guests and the other three lodges can be viewed on the following links Fox Tor, Ingle Tor and Cox Tor.
Please note: Fingle Bridge is next door to Fox Tor, ideal to book together for larger group bookings.
Accommodation
Ground Floor
Front door to entrance hallway with office space and doors to utility room and cloakroom WC.
Cloakroom with WC and wash basin.
Utility room with sink, washer/dryer and built-in cupboards.
Mezzanine level with double doors leading to decked terrace and door to Bedroom 2.
Bedroom 2 with 6ft super king zip and link bed (can be set up as twin 3ft singles beds upon request at the time of booking), wardrobe, dressing table, armchair, single door to terrace and door to ensuite bathroom with bath and over-head shower, WC, wash basin and heated towel rail.
Stairs to First Floor:
Bedroom 1 with 6ft super king size bed, built-in wardrobe, stand-alone wardrobe, 2 x armchairs, dressing table and door to ensuite bathroom with bath and handheld shower attachment, separate large walk-in shower cubicle, WC, wash basin and heated towel rail.
Stairs to Lower Ground Floor:
Open-plan kitchen with built-in electric oven and hob, large fridge and separate freezer, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, kettle, coffee machine and door to decked terrace.
Dining area with table and chairs to seat 6.
Sitting room with two 3-seater sofas, two armchairs, coffee table, gas fire and feature stone fireplace, Smart TV, DVD Player and double doors to terrace.
Bedroom 3 with 6ft super king zip and link bed (can be set up as twin 3ft singles beds upon request at the time of booking), built-in wardrobe, chest of drawers, dressing table and door to ensuite shower room with large walk-in shower cubicle, WC, wash basin and heated towel rail.
Outside
The lodge has two private decked terraces, one accessed from the sitting room and kitchen with table and seating for 6 and a BBQ (gas), and the second is accessed from the mezzanine level and bedroom 2.
The lodges are surrounded by woodland and small manicured lawns before opening onto the extensive communal estate grounds, which feature many walking paths, lakes and beautiful corners to sit and soak up the tranquil surrounds.
Parking
There is parking available for two vehicles in the lodges car park.
Electric Vehicles: There are EV charging facilities located at the front of the Hotel with charges for a full charge and top up charge, subject to charger availability.
Additional
With its own private hot tub, garden and conservatory, Fir Tree Lodge was designed with families in mind, encouraging you to make the most of your own private piece of countryside. Fir Tree Lodge is also the largest lodge on the Pinewood site, accommodating up to ten people. The spacious open plan lounge and dining area has two large leather sofas made for relaxing and allowing you to enjoy your stay in total comfort. A large kitchen is geared towards catering for the whole family. You can also relax and unwind in the gardens spacious hot tub. Within the grounds is a selection of brilliant facilities at your disposal. For the warmer months, a large heated outdoor swimming pool and children's paddling pool with sun terrace is available for you to soak up the sun. Swimming is not restricted to just the summer months as the beautiful Finnish Pine clad indoor pool is open all year. The fascinating town of Lyme Regis is perfectly positioned, where rolling countryside meets the sea. Famed for its Jurassic fossils, sea fishing and pleasure boat trips are popular activities. Alternatively, the tranquil Langmoor Gardens are perfect for making the most of your precious time away. Fir Tree Lodge has been awarded a 3 Star rating by Blue Chip Holidays in reflection of the quality standard and experience that the lodge offers, Pinewood Holiday Park has been awarded a 5 Star Holiday Park rating by Visit England which reflects the overall high quality and experience that the park facilities offer.
Fistral 13 is a wonderful lodge nestled within the award-winning Trevella Park, in the Cornish village of Crantock. All ground floor, it boasts two bedrooms; a double with en-suite bathroom and a twin with Jack-and-Jill en-suite shower room, sleeping four guests. There is also an open-plan living room with kitchen, dining and sitting areas, along with a bed settee for an extra guest to use and an electric coal-effect fire. Following this is a utility room and to the outside is off-road parking and a decked balcony with furniture. Fistral 13 offers a quality break with the family in a stunning region of England.
Minehead, Devon, South West of England
From £707
Availability
One storey Lodge with covered veranda with outdoor furniture and lovely views. Two bedrooms one double with en suite shower room and one twin bedroom, main bathroom with bath and shower over. There is a pull down child's bunk bed available at the head of the twin bedroom. Living room with dining, sitting and kitchen area. Fully fitted with free Wifi, flat screen TV and Dvd. Set in 3 acre gardens with putting green, games room, children's swings and sandpit. Set on a quiet country lane but only twenty minutes walk from Minehead with it's shops and restaurants and beach beyond. Parking next to Lodge
This cabin is located in Minehead. Holnicote Estate and Dunster Castle are local landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Exmoor National Park and Quantock Hills. Blenheim Gardens and The Chocolate House are also worth visiting.
Minehead, Devon, South West of England
From £602
Availability
One storey Lodge with covered veranda with outdoor furniture and lovely views. Two bedrooms one double and one twin bedroom, min bathroom with bath and shower over. Living room with dining, sitting and kitchen area. Full fitted with free Wifi, flat screen TV and Dvd. Set in 3 acres of gardens with putting green, games room, children's swings and sandpit. Set on a quiet country lane but only twenty minutes walk from Minehead with it's shops ans restaurants and beach beyond.
This cabin is located in Minehead. The area's natural beauty can be seen at Exmoor National Park and Holnicote Estate, while Dunster Dolls Museum and Dovery Manor Museum are cultural highlights. Blenheim Gardens and The Chocolate House are also worth visiting.
Minehead, Devon, South West of England
From £616
Availability
One storey Lodge with covered veranda with outdoor furniture and lovely views. Two bedrooms one double and one twin bedroom, main bathroom with bath and shower over. Living room with dining, sitting and kitchen area. Full fitted with free Wifi, flat screen TV and Dvd. Set in 3 acres of gardens with putting green, games room, children's swings and sandpit. Set on a quiet country lane but only twenty minutes walk from Minehead with it's shops ans restaurants and beach beyond. Parking next to Lodge
This cabin is located in Minehead. Dunster Dolls Museum and Dovery Manor Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include Holnicote Estate and Dunster Castle. Blenheim Gardens and The Chocolate House are also worth visiting.
Minehead, Devon, South West of England
From £812
Availability
One storey Lodge with covered veranda with outdoor furniture and lovely views. Three bedrooms two with wheelchair access, one a double and one a twin bedroom with en suite shower wetroom (shower wheelchair provided) plus a third twin bedroom (not wheelchair accessible), main bathroom with bath and shower over. Living room with dining, sitting and kitchen area. Fully fitted with free Wifi, flat screen TV and Dvd. Set in 3 acres of gardens with putting green, games room, children's swings and sandpit. Set on a quiet country lane but only twenty minutes walk from Minehead with it's shops and restaurants and beach beyond. Parking next to Lodge
This cabin is located in Minehead. Holnicote Estate and Dunster Castle are local landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Exmoor National Park and Quantock Hills. Traveling with kids? Consider Blenheim Gardens and The Chocolate House.
This fabulous period home rests in its prime, elevated position overlooking the stunning Fowey harbour and estuary. With breathtaking views, elegant plush furnishings, a fantastic contemporary kitchen, luxury soft furnishings and an impressive collection of art decorating the walls, Fowey House is a very comfortable, classy base to explore this glorious area.
The picturesque town of Fowey, much loved by tourists, is a bustling small port with a busy commerical life as well as providing attractive moorings for leisure boats. The pretty harbour is flanked by fourteenth century blockhouses and the charming narrow roads are brimming with quaint gift shops, cafes and restaurants. There are regular celebrations of the life of its famous resident Daphne du Maurier.
The welcome bench, on the south facing patio terrace at the front door, offers a wonderful spot to enjoy the spectacular views and the pretty country garden flowers. As you enter this four storey property, you will quickly appreciate the love and attention to detail that has been spent on it. The interior design is seriously impressive. Sumptuous sofas and beds are all adorned with colour complemented cushions with exquisite taste. The walls are all painted with a neutral palette to emphasise the sensational art on the walls and the pops of colour throughout this wonderful house.
The luxurious open plan living space boasts a small balcony where you can enjoy the views and sip a delicious glass of wine. You can throw open the French doors to the balcony and the cool fresh air will flood in and lift your spirits. On cooler evenings, the feature fireplace is a joy. How wonderful to relax and listen to the sounds of the busy harbour and see the glistening water dotted with boats. A gorgeous painting by artist Lesley Holmes spans the stairwell and another sensational one overlooks the dining table. The owners clearly know and love their art! The sparkling modern kitchen will delight the chef in your party. If you would like to disappear with a cup of tea and the Sunday newspapers there is a conservatory lounge at the back of the house.
The adorable children’s bedroom offers fun bunk beds, a small library of books for bedtime stories and a wonderful, fun colour scheme. It is a very cheerful room with colourful chests of draws and paintings decorating the room. Each of the other three bedrooms boast bay windows to make the most of the spectacular panoramic views. The master bedroom at the top of the house enjoys a vaulted ceiling, delightful angles, and a fabulous window seat. You will be mesmerised by the stunning estuary views. It is the perfect spot for your morning cup of coffee. Like all of the bedrooms, it is adorned exquisitely. There are two further double rooms. One boasts zip and link beds that can be set up as a king or as twins. This room features an incredible, intricate mirror that is absolutely stunning. You will enjoy the sleep of kings in these wonderful bedrooms. There are two bathrooms, one is en-suite and the other a family bathroom with a bath and shower. Both are delightful.
Fowey House is dog friendly so you can bring two pets along to share your holiday. Once you have unpacked in this sensational holiday home, you are just steps from all of the delights of Fowey.
The Fowey estuary is a glorious sight with Fowey on one side at the mouth of the River Fowey and the gorgeous town of Polruan on the other. There are regular passenger ferries to and from Polruan and a car ferry to Boddinick. The ferry house was originally the du Maurier family home and later the home of Angela du Maurier, Daphne’s sister.
As well as being incredibly pretty, Fowey has a deep history. During the Second World War, Fowey was the centre for air-sea rescue and one of the places from which the D-Day invasions were launched. St Catherine’s Point is on the Fowey side of the harbour entrance where it functioned as a lighthouse in medieval times. St Catherine’s Castle below was built during the reign of Henry VIII to defend the harbour entrance. It is accessible when walking from the pretty Readymoney Cove. On Fore Street you will find the Old House of Foye, a medieval house built in 1430. It is now a shop but the walls, beamed interior and fireplace are pretty much the same. During the summer, Fowey Town Hall’s museum and small aquarium is open. Daphne du Maurier is celebrated with the Du Maurier Festival each May and at the Literacy Centre next to the church.
There are some amazing sandy beaches close by. Par Sands, close to the village of Par, 4 miles from St Austell, boasts a huge expanse of sand backed by pretty dunes. Polkerris Beach magically combines an idyllic sandy cove and stunning coastline with an array of entertaining watersports. You can stand up paddleboard, learn to sail and windsurf, explore the coastline in a kayak or simply enjoy exploring the rock pools and building sandcastles. There is a wonderful beach restaurant and waterside pub. The National Trust’s dreamy Lantic Bay is a great spot for paddling and for a picnic. It is well worth the climb back up. The views from the top are extraordinary.
You can take a ferry to the buzzy town of Mevagissey which is within a UNESCO Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is another working harbour, nestled on the unspoilt dramatic Cornish coastline. Mevagissey boasts an aquarium, museum, seafood restaurants, atmospheric pubs, watersports, beautiful gardens, cycle trails and much more. You can walk from the town to the stunning Lost Gardens of Heligan.
Restormel Castle lies by the River Fowey near Lostwithiel. One of the four chief Norman castles of Cornwall, it is notable for its perfectly circular design. Once a luxurious residence of the Earl of Cornwall, it was ruined by the 16th century and is now under the supervision of the English Heritage. It is another beautiful picnic spot.
Fowey Lodge is a fabulous, modern, bright and airy holiday home. It is a unique property, conveniently located just a short walk from Fowey’s harbour, shops, pubs and cafes. In a wonderful elevated position with double aspect, it really is rather special. Unusual for such a central Fowey location, the lodge benefits for a delightful garden with alfresco dining and sensational views. With three gorgeous bedrooms, Fowey Lodge is perfect for six guests.
Fowey is a picturesque town and bustling small port which still has a busy commerical life as well as providing attractive moorings for leisure boats. The attractive harbour is flanked by fourteenth century blockhouses, one in Fowey and the other in the delightful town of Polruan on the opposite side of the river. A car ferry crosses the river to Boddinick. The ferry house was originally the du Maurier family home and later the home of Angela du Maurier, Daphne’s sister. The Fowey Estuary is stunning with boat trips galore. You will want to visit many of the villages on either side of the estuary.
Fowey Lodge is open plan in design with a stunning vaulted ceiling decorated with attractive beams. The striking apex windows make the most of the brilliant Fowey light, illuminating this contemporary space. With almost two whole walls of glass, you will wake up and be dazzled by the light and the stunning estuary views. Trendy sofas sit at one end of the living space where you can watch TV, chat, have a glass of wine or just generally think about how lucky you are to be staying in this magical spot. The dining table looks straight out to the water and the brilliant white, well-equipped, contemporary kitchen will delight the chef in the group. The outside garden offers a patio for alfresco dining with a barbecue and a sunny lawn decked with sun loungers ready for sunbathing and to enjoy your holiday read.
The delightful ground floor master bedroom enjoys an en-suite bathroom with a spa bath, just perfect for a relaxing soak with a glass of fizz. On the lower ground floor you will find the remaining two bedrooms. There is one with a king-size bed and a twin bedroom. They share a pristine bathroom with a bath and shower over it.
The pretty town of Fowey is on one side of the Fowey River with Polruan on the other. It is a bustling small port with commercial and leisure boats. During the Second World War, Fowey was the centre for air-sea rescue and one of the places from which the D-Day invasions were launched. St Catherine’s Point is on the Fowey side of the harbour entrance where it functioned as a lighthouse in medieval times. St Catherine’s Castle below was built during the reign of Henry VIII to defend the harbour entrance. It is accessible when walking from the pretty Readymoney Cove. Fowey has a fascinating history. On Fore Street you will find the Old House of Foye, a medieval house built in 1430. It is now a shop but the walls, beamed interior and fireplace are pretty much the same. During the summer, Fowey Town Hall opens as a museum and small aquarium. Fowey is a delight with craft shops, galleries and cosy restaurants lining the narrow streets. Daphne du Maurier is the most famous former resident of the town. She is celebrated with the Du Maurier Festival each May and at the Literacy Centre next to the church.
There are frequent ferries over to Polruan where you will find pretty cottages clinging to the hillside and breathtaking, panoramic views over to Fowey. If you want to take the car, you can take the car ferry to Boddinick where the ferry house is the original du Maurier family home.
The nearest beaches include Crinnis, Par Sands and Polkerris though there are many more. Par Sands boasts a huge expance of sand backed by pretty dunes. It is close to the village of Par, 4 miles from St Austell.
Restormel Castle is a popular excursion. It lies by the River Fowey near Lostwithiel. One of the four chief Norman castles of Cornwall, it is notable for its perfectly circular design. It was once a luxurious residence of the Earl of Cornwall but was ruined by the 16th century and is now under the supervision of the English Heritage.
Mevagissey is a working harbour nestled on the unspoilt Cornish coastline. It boasts an aquarium, museum, seafood restaurants, proper pubs, watersports, beautiful gardens, cycle trails and much more. It is within a UNESCO Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. You can walk from the town to the stunning Lost Gardens of Heligan and reach the Eden Project in 25 minutes by car. A ferry can be taken from Fowey to get there.
The villages you may want to visit in the Fowey area are Polruan, Bodinnick and Lanteglos to the east, Goland, Lostwithiel, Lerryn and St Winnow higher up and Twardreath, Par, Polkerris and Menabilly to the west.
Fox Tor is an impressive countryside lodge, surrounded by spectacular estate grounds and offering its guests the opportunity to fully escape the stresses of modern-day life. Become fully immersed in its stunning surroundings through a host of exciting activities and take ‘relax & unwind’ to the extreme, allowing yourself time to appreciate the simply luxurious offerings of the nearby 5 star Bovey Castle Hotel, including tasteful hotel lounges serving up afternoon tea and the sanctuary of the Elan Spa with indoor pool, sauna and steam room. Featuring a large open-plan reception area across the whole of the ground floor, guests can enjoy contemporary living in style, home cooking in the fully-equipped kitchen, relaxing in the bright, spacious sitting room or firing up the BBQ and eating alfresco on the decked terrace. Designed with a nod to its natural surroundings, Fox Tor has been built from local granite and thoughtfully finished with English oak beams shaping the vaulted ceilings in the sitting room and a magnificent stone feature fireplace adding a touch of grandeur to the property.
Offering three spacious bedrooms with ensuites and luxurious furnishings, Fox Tor presents an ideal base for families or groups of friends alike to explore the local surroundings before kicking back and relaxing ahead of a restful night’s sleep.
On Site Facilities:
Please note: We have a total of 4 lodges on offer at Bovey Castle, perfect for larger groups to book multiple ones together. Each lodge can sleep up to 6 guests and the other three lodges can be viewed on the following links Fingle Bridge, Ingle Tor and Cox Tor.
Please note: Fox Tor is next door to Fingle Bridge, ideal to book together for larger group bookings.
Accommodation
Front porch with coat hooks and front door to lodge.
Ground Floor:
Cloakroom with WC and wash basin.
Open-plan kitchen with built-in electric oven and hob, large fridge and separate freezer, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, kettle and coffee machine.
Dining area with table and chairs to seat 6.
Sitting room with two 3-seater sofas, two armchairs, coffee table, gas fire and feature stone fireplace, Smart TV, DVD Player and double doors to terrace.
Stairs to First Floor:
Bedroom 1 with 6ft super king size bed, built-in wardrobe, armchair, dressing table and door to ensuite bathroom with bath and over-head shower, separate walk-in shower cubicle, WC, wash basin and heated towel rail.
Stairs to Lower Ground Floor:
Utility room with sink, washer/dryer and built-in cupboards.
Bedroom 2 with 6ft super king size bed, built-in wardrobe, dressing table, single door to terrace and door to ensuite bathroom with bath and over-head shower, separate walk-in shower cubicle, WC, wash basin and heated towel rail.
Bedroom 3 with 6ft super king zip and link bed (can be set up as twin 3ft singles beds upon request at the time of booking), built-in wardrobe, chest of drawers, dressing table, double doors to terrace and door to ensuite shower room with large walk-in shower cubicle, WC, wash basin and heated towel rail.
Outside
The lodge has two private decked terraces, one accessed via double doors from the sitting room with table and seating for 6 and a BBQ (gas) and the second is accessed from a downstairs bedroom.
The lodges are surrounded by woodland and small manicured lawns before opening onto the extensive communal estate grounds, which feature many walking paths, lakes and beautiful corners to sit and soak up the tranquil surrounds.
Parking
There is parking available for two vehicles in the lodges car park.
Electric Vehicles: There are EV charging facilities located at the front of the Hotel with charges for a full charge and top up charge, subject to charger availability.
Additional
