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.
Nearby is the cliffside village of Clovelly, with its whitewashed cottages and winding cobbled street down the hillside to the sheltered harbour where pubs, shops, and restaurants can be enjoyed with the local fishermen showing off their daily catch. Also close by, you have Hartland, which boasts a selection of craft and pottery shops, café, pubs as well as some of the most spectacular coastline views in the British Isles from Hartland Point. Situated slightly further afield, if you fancy a trip to the seaside then, there are many small idyllic beaches and sheltered coves to enjoy, including ever popular Westward Ho!, which is just a short drive away and the coastal town of Bude which boasts a choice of sandy beaches, shops and restaurants. Step inside the shepherd's hut, take off your shoes and hang up your coat, and explore this unique accommodation. The cosy snug area to the rear of the hut is where you ll find the delightful double bed, which has a handy shelving unit for storage, the hut is an ideal space for just the two of you. Why not take along a laptop and some DVDs to create your very own mini cinema. In the hut is a kettle, a couple of chairs, ideal for relaxing, listening to some music, or enjoying a good book. The beautifully bespoke wood burner will help keep you warm and toasty on cooler evenings, plus there are soft throws provided as an extra little home comfort. The shower room with shower and WC is located in the nearby barn just thirty feet from the hut. There is also washing up facilities in here which offers a fridge and sink to use during your stay. The fire pit outside sets the perfect cosy atmosphere to enjoy the tranquillity of the night, gazing up at the clear night sky and the stars, the BBQ bucket and additional equipment is ideal for cooking up a delicious al fresco dinner. There is private parking available.
TRADITIONAL COSY COTTAGE SET ON A WORKING FARM AND A GREAT BASE TO EXPLORE BLACKPOOL AND THE LAKE DISTRICT This property is set within the owners grounds which consists of a 17th century farmhouse in the quiet village of Pilling, Lancashire. This property has its own character with private gardens and views across the countryside. Located in an excellent part of Lancashire just a stone s throw from the coast and with easy access to Blackpool, Lancaster, the Forest of Bowland, Yorkshire Dales, Lake District and Morecombe Bay. Within easy reach of the cosmopolitan cities of Manchester and Liverpool which are rich in culture with their vibrant shopping districts, restaurants and cafe culture. Lancashire s iconic seaside town of Blackpool, with its miles of sandy beach, amusements and pleasure beach with rides to suit all the family, is one of the many attractions that will tempt you during your visit. Farm activities: guests are welcome to explore the grounds and see the animals which include cows, sheep, pigs, horses, goats and hens. Play facilities: shared outdoor children s play area and lawned area. Amenities: ample off road parking. Bed linen, towels, electric, under floor heating and Wi Fi included, this can be intermittent at times. 3 dogs welcome. Location: shop within walking distance, pub within 1 mile and beach within 1.5 miles. The accommodation offers FIVE bedrooms: On first floor: 2 doubles both with en suite shower and WC, and 2 twins. Bathroom: with roll top bath and separate shower and WC. On ground floor: 1 twin. Bathroom: Wet room and WC. Separate WC on the ground floor. Lounge: with woodburner (logs included) and TV/DVD. Kitchen/lounge/diner: with electric oven and hob, dishwasher, microwave, fridge and freezer. Utility room: with washing machine and tumble dryer. Outside: private patio and lawned area with BBQ and seating. Any property identified with increased accessibility may have different levels of provision, it is therefore advisable you contact us before you book to ensure the property meets your specific needs and requirements.
This property enjoys an idyllic rural location, where guests are easily able to relax in the peaceful surroundings and make the most of the surrounding countryside with some enjoyable walks available direct from the property s front door. For those who prefer to spend some time sightseeing and exploring, the surrounding area has many places of interest to suit all tastes. The town of Glastonbury, with its atmospheric ruined abbey and peaceful Chalice Well Gardens, is just eight miles away. Further afield, the cathedral city of Wells, the discount shopping village at Street, the Fleet Air Arm Museum, and Wookey Hole Caves are all within fifteen miles of the property. On entering this property, guests will love how spacious and light the accommodation feels. On the ground floor, the open plan living space, comprises of a lounge/kitchen/diner and has comfortable seating, a TV, DVD, and a dining table seating four. The kitchen area, just off to one side of the space, is well equipped and offers an electric oven, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, and dishwasher. Upstairs there is one bedroom, a good sized super king room which can be made up as twin on request. The bathroom, also on the first floor, has a bath, separate shower, and WC, whilst there is also a separate WC in the downstairs cloakroom. Venturing outside there is a patio area to the front of the property with seating, which lends itself to popping outside with an early morning cup of tea and enjoying the peaceful surroundings. There is also to the rear a small secluded patio. A washing machine and tumble dryer, meanwhile, can be found in a separate shared utility room. To the front of the property you will find ample off road parking.
Enjoy the best of both worlds, you may not wish to leave this peaceful hillside location on the edge of a beautiful forest, however you are just a very short distance from Ludlow, a thriving market town and an architectural gem, situated on a cliff above the River Teme and is surrounded by the countryside of South Shropshire, busy throughout the year with events and festivals celebrating good food, arts, crafts, theatre, walking and the showcase for this being the Ludlow Food and Drink Festival held every September. For keen walkers enjoy the Mary Webb trail, The Shropshire Way and Offa s Dyke are both within easy reach and for day tripping take why not visit Stokesay castle, Wenlock Priory and Severn valley railway. The famous hay festival is only a 40 minute drive a literary delight in May and June. Your journey to the barn starts off grid enjoying views across the surrounding farm land, and at the brow of the hill you will be welcomed by the beauty of the barn. Kick off your boots and step into the dining room where the stone floors with under floor heating and exposed staircase will simply take your breath away, the dining table and chairs provided are the perfect props for any dinner party or simple Sunday lunch. Pass on through to the lounge, the cosy seating area warmed with a wood burner is great for a movie night in front of the TV/DVD or game of cards. Steps up into the kitchen with a centre island and wooden benches for friends to gather and enjoy a glass of wine. Well equipped with two eye level electric ovens and hob, microwave, large fridge/freezer with ice maker and dishwasher. The utility room with WC and washing machine is also on this floor, and when the sun sets and it s time to rest you will find a twin bedroom on this floor too. Follow the main staircase where you will find two bedrooms with high quality beds throughout the property, one super king size zip and link (which can be made into a twin on request) with en suite shower over bath and WC and one king size with en suite bathroom with shower and WC. Follow the smaller staircase at the opposite end of the barn where you will find one double and en suite bathroom with stylish slipper bath, separate shower and WC. Take a step outside and enjoy the sunrise across the countryside, the landscaped grounds with large patio area is great for entertaining with table, chairs and BBQ. And for summer evenings watching the stars follow the steps down to the snug carved into the hillside and enjoy the warmth of the kadai fire pit with all of the accompanyments. There is ample off road parking
The popular tourist destinations from the South coast to the unspoilt villages around the North Devon coastline are all easily accessible and let s not forget the rugged Dartmoor and Exmoor National Parks are just a short drive away from this fabulous rural retreat. Dartmoor National Park which visitors can enjoy by exploring on foot, bicycle, or even on horseback thanks to the choice of local riding stables. The National Trust property, Castle Drogo is slightly further afield, a stunning country house with beautiful Lutyens designed garden, and children s Bunty House with its own miniature garden. The market town of Okehampton is just as short drive away from the property, offering an array of shops, cafes, restaurants, pubs and takeaways. This remarkable barn conversion has been fitted and furnished to a delightful standard throughout. Situated on a working farm offers the opportunity for the whole family to enjoy an experience together helping the owners feed the animals. Once you step into your barn take a moment to enjoy the grandness your retreat offers. The magnificent open plan lounge/kitchen/diner is the perfect back drop for catching up whilst cooking up a storm in the remarkable kitchen area. The kitchen offers an electric oven and hob, washing machine, American style fridge/freezer, coffee machine and dishwasher. The fabulous lounge area allowing you to sit back and relax amongst the rich, soft furnishings and watch your favourite programme on the Smart TV whilst the wood burner is roaring. After a long day, head upstairs where you will find three bedrooms, a double with Smart TV and an en suite shower room with shower and WC, a light and airy double and a single which boast an additional single bed which allows an extra guest to enjoy this fabulous retreat. You will also find the bathroom here which consists of a shower over bath and WC. Venture outside and you will find a large enclosed rear patio area which offers garden furniture and a charcoal BBQ, benefiting from easy access to the kitchen, this area is perfect for outside dining. There is ample off road parking available on site.
Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this strikingly furnished lodge is perfectly situated to explore the beautiful South Hams. Within a short car journey of the lodge you will find the beautiful shingle beach of Beesands where you find a pub, cafe and restaurant. If you fancy a change of scenery, why not take a walk through the traditional English market town of Kingsbridge, which sits on its very own estuary and is surrounded by beautiful, green rolling countryside, making it perennially popular with walkers and water sports enthusiasts. A must, is a visit to the picturesque village of Salcombe where there is a wide variety of on and off water activities. Entering the lodge you have a large closet housing the washing machine/dryer Following on, you enter the large open plan lounge/kitchen/dining area where you can relax in the huge corner sofa and take in the views of the surrounding countryside or snuggle up to watch the TV or use the DVD to watch a movie. If you decide to stay in and cook a meal there is a well equipped kitchen area with an electric combi oven and induction hob and fridge/freezer then enjoy your meal around the dining table with countryside views. You don t even need to do the dishes as there is a dishwasher in the kitchen to do the work for you. There are three bedrooms, a king size with its very own en suite wet room and WC, a further king size and a twin. You will also find the main bathroom with a shower over the bath and WC. Venturing outside you will find a large enclosed rear garden area. There is also a patio area with garden furniture and a BBQ. Off road parking for two cars is available in the gravelled parking area.
This charming lodge is perfect for exploring the area and it situated on the edge of Dartmoor National Park. As well as spectacular walking routes, further afield you can visit local attractions including Meldon Reservoir and viaduct, Lydford Gorge and the stunning Bluebell Woods. The town of Okehampton is a 10 minute drive away and offers a variety of shops and restaurants. The City of Exeter is 30 minutes away, a vibrant, modern city with a historical past. You will pass the sunken hot tub as you enter the lodge. From this decked area you are met by a large open plan lounge/kitchen/diner where you can snuggle up on the cuddle chair and watch TV which is a 4k Smart TV. The property is well equipped if you decide to stay in and cook a meal with an electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer dryer or you can visit the pub/restaurant located conveniently on site. The double bedroom can be found at the end of the corridor boasting ample storage facilities, with en suite shower room and WC. The remaining two bedrooms are both twin rooms and there is a bathroom with a shower over the bath and WC. Venturing outside from the two sets of double doors from the lounge you will find an enclosed decked area with garden furniture, perfect for outside dining and access to the sunken private hot tub which features soft lighting and iPod dock and speakers.
The property lies nestled in the Cornish countryside at the end of a private track in traditional farmland and is just two miles from Port Isaac, the picturesque town famed from the TV series Doc Martin and more recently the restaurants, including the Nathan Outlaw restaurant. Popular with visitors it has changed little over the generations. This small port offers a mix of bistros, inns, restaurants and independent stores. Located in an area of Natural Outstanding Beauty and close to the lovely town of Padstow is nearby, a great place for restaurants and home to the popular Christmas Festival. Other local attractions include the surfing paradise of Polzeath, many National Trust properties, Pencarrow House, golf at St Kew and St Enodoc, Go Karting, the Eden Project and many fabulous local beaches at Newquay and Watergate Bay. On entering this thoughtfully designed cottage, you will find the spacious and airy open plan lounge/kitchen/dining area. The stylish and bright lounge area is ideal for relaxing with a movie, whilst the dining area is ideally placed with easy access to the garden. The attractive and functional kitchen is fully furnished with all the equipment you re likely to need including electric oven and induction hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. Elsewhere on the ground floor you will find a cosy twin bedroom as well as the bathroom, complete with a shower over the bath and WC. Moving upstairs you will find a comfy double bedroom. Heading outside you will see a pretty garden with delightful countryside views, as well as a BBQ and garden furniture. There is also plenty of off road parking available.
This ground floor property is set in a courtyard within the grounds of the owner s home and is part of a small development of former stables. Situated next door to a BHS approved equestrian centre, it s an ideal base if you fancy organising some riding lessons. If you have sea legs instead, the marina is nearby with its colourful narrow boats where boat, canoe and bike hire can be arranged, as well as fishing. The exclusive Wiltshire town of Bradford on Avon is just 1 mile away and has a range of specialist shops, tea rooms, cafes as well as an excellent selection of restaurants and pubs. The historic city of Bath is 8.5 miles away with its famous spas, theatres, a racecourse and a rugby ground. If you wish to venture further, the train station is around a mile away where you can hop on a train to Bristol, just a 30 minute journey. Alternatively, golf at Cumberwell Park is within easy reach as well as a host of popular other popular attractions such as Longleat (16 miles), Dyrham Park (15 miles), Stonehenge (25 miles), or the National Trust s Stourhead House which is around 22 miles away. Inside the property, the ground floor accommodation offers an open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The kitchen area has a worktop cooker comprising of a double hotplate/oven/grill and also a microwave and a fridge, whilst the lounge area has a TV and DVD player for quiet nights in. There is also a cosy double bedroom as well as a bathroom with a shower over bath and WC. You can also find a shared utility room with coin operated washing machine and tumble dryer. Outside there is a shared courtyard with seating and BBQ which is great for a meal outside when the weather is fair. There is also ample off road parking available.
With walks direct from you doorstep this property is perfectly located to walk the South West coastal path. Take time to explore both coastlines from the rugged north shore to the picturesque south, with its ancient harbours and coves. Within a short drive to many fine sandy beaches that adorn the coastline, including the ever popular Fistral, Crantock, Holywell Bay and Perranporth with its quaint shops and ice cream parlours. Take time to sample the fine restaurants and traditional inns in the local area, many with stunning sea views. For shopping days, try the cathedral city of Truro. Attractions in the area include the Lappa Valley Steam Railway, Screech Owl Sanctuary, Oasis Fun Pool, Lost Gardens of Heligan, The Eden Project and several National Trust properties. Upon arrival, ramp access leads you to the main entrance. Enter into this lovely lounge/kitchen/diner, the fabulous kitchen area is fully fitted and has been thoughtfully styled for all your holiday cooking requirements with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer. The lounge area is just the perfect place to relax at the end of the days exploring, take time to relax and sink into the reclining sofas. Just off from the lounge/kitchen/diner at either ends of the property are the bedrooms. The master suite with a double bed with an en suite shower and WC and a twin room that is both light, airy and spacious, with an en suite wet room with shower and WC. Heading outside take time to enjoy the large, fully enclosed private garden that is laid to lawn with BBQ and furniture. This property enjoys the added benefit of shared access to the sites main gardens that include a lake with seating and 10 acres of grounds, ideal for dog walking and spotting wildlife. Off road parking for two cars directly outside the property. Please note this is a no smoking/vaping location and Dogs are not allowed to be left alone in the property, on the furnishings, bedrooms or beds, Please bring the dogs bed or crate.
