Log Cabins to RentThis site features top quality log cabin holidays across the UK. Whether you are looking for a romantic luxury lodge with a hot tub, or a nice log cabin with fishing, or where the kids will be constantly active and entertained, just use the menu bar below to show the best selection. From the Scottish Highlands to the tip of Cornwall there are lots of options in our favourite type of self catering accommodation.
The traditional Cotswold town of Willersey sits within the North of the Cotswolds, one of the smaller villages that s served with local village inns. You can explore the countryside by foot or cycle on the many path and bridleways. Just a short distance away is Broadway with its high street full of pubs, independent gift and antique shops and eateries. Visit the unique Capability Brown Folly Tower, open to visitors wanting to experience great English Heritage in an inspiring location. The Cotswold towns and villages of Chipping Camden, Stow on the Wold, Moreton in Marsh and Bourton on the Water are all within easy driving distance. Stratford upon Avon, with the Royal Shakespeare Company theatre, Cheltenham with is famous annual horse racing festival. Enjoy the quintessential high street of the village with a traditional green and duck pond before you sweep into the gravel driveway of the barn. Step inside where you will be pleasantly surprised by the original exposed beams and stonework that offer a rustic back drop to the contemporary style. The open plan lounge/kitchen/diner enjoy fully glazed windows to the front of which you can open to access the patio. The lounge area is a great space for catching up, with comfortable L shape sofa and armchair together with a TV. For dining, there is a traditional dark wooden table and chairs set to the side. The kitchen has a contemporary finish and is well equipped with gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine plus a separate wine cooler and coffee machine with milk frother. The property also benefits from underfloor heating downstairs which is cosy in the winter. And so, when the time comes to say good night you will find a twin room on the ground floor along with a shower room with double shower and WC. A staircase leads to a king size room with dressing area and en suite WC (both bedrooms have a TV). Open the doors to the patio area with seating to enjoy your morning coffee, BBQ provided (this area is not enclosed). There is off road parking for two cars.
Enjoying an enviable location at the foot of the Black Mountains within the grounds of the owners working farm, enjoying the open countryside beautifully furnished creating the perfect romantic bolt hole for couples to enjoy. Step back in time within this peaceful hamlet, with its traditional village store and parlour pub offering a friendly welcome to all that come and stay. With some of the best walking within the area from your doorstep, explore the Black Mountains, and join the Offa s Dyke pathway which will take you deeper into the countryside. Ideal for touring with the market towns of Abergavenny with its Norman Castle and farmers market within easy reach, Hay on Wye with many book shops and festivals throughout the year, make the most of the Herefordshire countryside and follow the Great Cider Route, or join in the many local food festivals held throughout the year. The compact open plan accommodation offers Living/kitchen/diner/sleeping area: Sleeping area has a double bed and TV. Kitchen area, with gas hob and fridge. Shower room: with shower and WC. Outside: garden area with garden furniture and BBQ. Amenities: off road parking. Bed linen, towels, electric and underfloor heating included. Regret no smoking. 1 dog welcome. Location: pub and shop within walking distance. Arrival: 3pm.
Located on a family run working arable farm, this property is surrounded by glorious open countryside. Located one mile inland from Hayle, it is within walking distance of three miles of golden sandy beach, perfect for surfing, bathing and walking. At the other side of the bay, St Ives has a host of galleries, restaurants, cafes and shops to browse, while other popular attractions such as Flambards Theme Park, Paradise Park and the National Seal Sanctuary are within easy reach. Arranged on one level, the accommodation is contemporary, bright and open plan with oak flooring throughout. The modern kitchen area contains an electric oven and hob, fridge, freezer, microwave and dishwasher, plus a small table and chairs for romantic meals for two. In the lounge area, you will find comfortable sofas, a cosy rug, TV/DVD and French windows opening out to a patio. The luxurious king size bedroom has a TV/DVD for lazy mornings and an en suite shower room with walk in shower and under floor heating. Outside, a pretty patio with seating gives way to a small, enclosed lawn, ideal for dogs and al fresco meals.
This property enjoys a quiet farmland location, surrounded by green fields with resident sheep. The ancient market town of North Tawton is just a short walk from the property and offers a small range of shops as well as choice of takeaway restaurants and welcoming pubs. The property s mid Devon location means that many of the region s best loved attractions are within easy reach, including: Dartmoor National Park, which is just 6 miles away; the cathedral city of Exeter, a thirty minute drive away; and the National Trust property of Castle Drogo, ten miles to the south. The location also means that guests have a wide range of beaches within a fifty minute drive, including Bude in Cornwall, Westward Ho! in North Devon, and Torquay on the English Riviera. The children will love day's out at Lydford Gorge, Castel Drogo with activities for 5 11 year olds, Pennywell Farm, Finch Foundry, Dingles vintage fairground and Morpugo the 'War Horse' exhibition near Barnstable. This delightful thatched barn conversion cottage offers comfortable accommodation for four guests in lovely rural surroundings. This spacious lounge/kitchen/diner is a sunny light filled room, thanks to the large floor to ceiling patio windows which run along one side of the room. The comfortable sofas and the dining table are both positioned to make the most of the attractive views across neighbouring fields, whilst a TV/DVD, and hi fi provide relaxing entertainment in the evenings. The fully equipped kitchen area, off set to one end of the room, offers breakfast bar style seating, as well as an oven, hob, microwave, full size fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washer/dryer, Wi Fi included approx. 45mbs. There are two bedrooms, both of which have some reduced head height, due to their location in the eaves of the property. The first of these is a relaxing double room, whilst the second is a restful twin room. The ground floor bathroom has a shower over bath and WC. Outside, several external steps lead down from the patio doors, to the enclosed terrace, where there is garden furniture from which guests can enjoy the peaceful surroundings and the views across the neighbouring fields. There is a secure paddock which guests are able to use when exercising their dogs, whenever they are free of livestock. There is parking provided for two cars.
Situated within the grounds of the owner s farmstead, this property enjoys a rural setting surrounded by wildlife and resident animals, which include a pony, ducks and chickens. The North Cornwall coast is just a stone s throw away and boasts excellent sandy beaches, cliff top walks and spectacular scenery. Jump in the car for 20 minutes and you ll reach popular Bude, ideal for surfing, bathing and eating out. Other popular attractions are within easy reach, such as Dartmoor, Bodmin Moor, Clovelly, Boscastle, Appledore and Padstow. Two golf courses are situated close by, one in Bude and the other in Holsworthy. Inside, this open plan cabin boasts vaulted ceilings with whitewashed exposed beams and ceiling trusses, wooden flooring and plenty of colourful knick knacks. In the kitchen area, you will find an electric oven and hob, washing machine, fridge/freezer and microwave. Dine at the round table that sits beside the patio doors, before retreating to the cosy lounge area to unwind on one of the sofas and watch the Smart TV or listen to the radio. There are two equally sized double bedrooms in the cabin, each displaying stylish décor and antique furniture. The bedrooms share a shower room with WC. The kitchen opens out through patio doors onto a charming decked area, which is partially covered to offer al fresco dining with rural views come rain or shine. During the summer, enjoy a BBQ in the pergola area, with beautiful and fragrant seasonal climbing roses.
Surrounded by picturesque countryside with plenty of footpaths accessible from the doorstep, this property is a walker s paradise. The white sandy beach at Praa Sands is just two miles away, making this is a great choice for families in search of a good old fashioned break by the sea. Keen shoppers should head for nearby St Ives where you ll find an array of independent shops, cafes and galleries as well as the Tate Gallery and Barbara Hepworth Museum. A little further afield, the popular tourist attractions of The Eden Project, Penzance and St Michael s Mount are all within easy reach. Inside, the property is spacious, full of light and open plan. At one end of the contemporary living space is the kitchen, which is large enough for many hands to make light work. Here you ll find an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher and washer/dryer. Dine at the large table before retreating to the cosy lounge area beyond. With a Smart TV/DVD and Bluetooth docking station plus comfortable sofas and a coffee table, this is a relaxing space in which to unwind after a long day exploring the local area. There are three bedrooms in this property, one king size with en suite shower, one further king size and one twin. The rooms are bright, spacious, considerately decorated and share a bathroom with overhead shower. Outside, a private enclosed garden is bordered by a traditional dry stone wall. With garden furniture and a BBQ, this is an ideal space to enjoy al fresco meals and lazy afternoons.
This property enjoys a peaceful location on the outskirts of the attractive seaside town of Aberaeron, situated on Cardigan Bay in West Wales. Aberaeron is a wonderful place to enjoy a relaxing seaside holiday, with its pretty harbour lined by colourful Georgian buildings. There is an interesting array of shops in the town, as well as a choice of restaurants and pubs, many of which pride themselves on offering the best produce that the local area has to offer. For those who enjoy scenic cycle rides, there is a fantastic traffic free cycling route which runs along a disused railway from Aberaeron to nearby Llanachaeron, where visitors will find a beautiful Georgian manor house, maintained by the National Trust, and set within wooded grounds. On arrival at this property, guests first come to the lounge/kitchen/diner, a spacious room with a dining table at one end and the kitchen at the other. It is easy for guests to make themselves at home in the kitchen, thanks to the good range of equipment including a Range oven, hob, microwave, fridge, and washing machine. Next to the dining area, the lounge area has a choice of comfortable seating and offers a Netflix enabled TV. Stairs lead from this area to the first floor accommodation where there is a cosy bedroom, the second bedroom is situated on the ground floor. Both of these are spacious king size rooms with plenty of space for storing clothes in the wardrobe and chest of drawers. Also located on the first floor is the shower room with shower and WC Outside, the shingled garden with its patio seating area, is where guests will find the wonderfully relaxing hot tub, a real treat to be enjoyed at the end of a busy day of sightseeing. There is also a set of garden furniture here, as well as a BBQ, allowing guests to enjoy alfresco meals whilst admiring the panoramic countryside views. For those who want to fish for sea trout, brown trout and salmon when in season, a licence is available from the post office, a path leads through the owner s field to a flight of steps leading down to the riverside.
Set within a small peaceful complex of properties this semi detached property has lots of charm and is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with some of the best star gazing sites in Europe. Also close to the village of Rothbury which sits on the banks of the river Coquet. River walks, golf and cycling and walking routes are close by, making this a great location to relax and recharge the batteries. The stunning Cragside House and Gardens are a short drive away, whilst the magnificent coastline boasts sandy beaches, making it the ideal place to enjoy a picnic and build a sandcastle. Or take a daytrip to the site of Hadrian s Wall which is of great historical interest and worth a visit. Venture through the front door into the hallway where you will find a bright and spacious kitchen/diner well equipped with electric oven and hob, dishwasher, washing machine, fridge/freezer and microwave, from here double doors lead out to the shared rear courtyard. Head down the three steps off the hallway to the comfortable lounge with far reaching views across the valley. Kick off your shoes and relax on the comfy sofas and chairs whilst enjoying the views. There is a cosy wood burner for those cooler evenings to snuggle up and enjoy a good book. Also, off the hallway is a double bedroom with en suite bathroom with corner bath with shower over, to enjoy a soak after a busy day exploring, and WC. Heading up the staircase to the first floor you will find the twin bedroom with en suite shower room with shower and WC and more wonderful views. Stepping outside to the front of the property, the large patio is the ideal place to enjoy al fresco dining and take in the breath taking views over the open countryside and towards the Cheviot Hills or why not have a game of boules on the lawn. Off the kitchen/diner, a glazed door leads to a shared courtyard with private area to enjoy a morning coffee or breakfast together. There is off road, allocated parking for three vehicles.
This peaceful location will be hard to leave, however before the time comes you will have a wealth of walking to enjoy with simple access into the Black Mountains and slightly further afield the Brecon Beacons National Park. Enjoy the best of both Monmouthshire and Herefordshire s market towns with regular farmers markets and literature and art festivals. Across the border, you will find an area steeped in history with some of Europe s finest surviving castles and countryside, Brecon Castle overlooking the River Usk, Abergavenny Castle set against the spectacular hills and Crickhowell Castle, a prominent feature within a small market town. You may wish to enjoy a spot of fishing at one of several nearby locations. At the end of a busy day, return to the blissful peace of your retreat. Take a stroll across the meadow and arrive at the wooden bridge where you will capture your first glimpse of this hand crafted railway carriage. The covered terrace with double doors open into the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner, cosy chairs sit well in front of the wood burner effect electric fire, with a beautifully finished kitchen set against the rear of the carriage, equipped with electric hob, fridge with ice compartment, and for dining you can make the most of the carriage with the small pull out table and chairs. When your day is done climb into the built in double bed with TV. There is also a shower room with WC within the carriage. Wake up to the sound of bird song and the babbling brook whilst you take breakfast on your private terrace over looking the water s edge, the terrace is a perfect sun trap and enjoys a cover for chiller autumn evenings along with a warming fire pit. Outside you will also find a gas BBQ. There is parking for two cars available.
Enjoying a great location within the borders of a former estate home for Tortworth, the village though spread out offers a bustling farm shop with cafe, an arboretum planted in the 19th Century with close to 300 rare and champion trees and stunning countryside of which you are free to roam. Also well placed with a variety of attractions to include Berkeley Deer Park, Slimbridge Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust and Painswick Rococo Garden. Spoilt for choice for keen shoppers with Bristol Cabot s Circus, Bath and Cheltenham all within easy reach. Across the river you can the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley an area steeped in history and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Step onto your private terrace and enjoy the views across the open countryside before stepping into the shepherd s hut where you will find a living area with lounge/kitchen/dining/sleeping area, get cosy in the lounge with the built in seats with tartan cushions, great for watching a movie or simply enjoying the view. The kitchen area has a gas oven and hob, fridge, kettle and toaster, well placed within wooden work tops. And for dining a pull down table for two. In the evening snuggle up in the comfy double bed that you pull down and look out at the stars. You will also find a shower room with shower and WC. Heading outside you will find a private raised deck with countryside vista and seating along with a courtyard area with seating to the side of the shepherds hut. There is off road parking for one car.
