427 Log Cabins in South of England
Escape from the city and discover the delights of the New Forest, or the hop fields of Kent; great walking in the South Downs, and so much to do on the Isle of Wight.
Log Cabins to RentEscape from the city and discover the delights of the New Forest, or the hop fields of Kent; great walking in the South Downs, and so much to do on the Isle of Wight.
The Breakers - Sea Shell Apartment is a beautiful home to explore all the joys of Kent. Shell Apartmentis bright and light, making it ideal for summer stays. Whilst also offering homely furnishings and a toasty wood burner for winter months.
The first floor has an appealing layout with a large master bedroom with an ensuite bathroom and private balcony, which is the perfect spot to take full advantage of the picturesque views. There is a modern, well-equipped kitchen, cosy seating area with wood burner along with two tables for entertaining. Creating ample space for groups or celebratory occasion. The living room balcony is the real showstopper. It benefits from superb far-reaching, elevated views over the sea, with additional seating and a BBQ.
The second floor is accessible via a spiral staircase and consists of one bedroom with a zip and link bed that can be set up as a double or twin bedroom. There is also an additional trundle bed available. For a touch of luxury, the ensuite bathroom offers a large roll-top bathtub.
The beach itself is a pebbly, quite beach with long views over the channel, leading into the village of Sandgate. Shopaholics will love exploring the high street filled with shops selling antiques and collectables, along with a variety of pubs, restaurants, and cafes. A short walk along the coast path will bring you to the popular town of Folkestone. Stroll the cobbled street of Folkerstone’s Creative quarter, enjoy some outstanding food at the harbour or visit the popular Lower Leas Costal Park. The town also plays host to the unmissable Folkestone Triennial showcasing the best that the arts have to offer!
The Breakers is especially great for families. Together you can enjoy exploring local attractions and historical sites like Dover Castle, South Foreland Lighthouse and Battle of Britain Museum. And if that was not enough, there are the charming nearby villages and the seaside town of Rye, Camber, Dungeness, St Margaret’s Bay, Deal, Sandwich Broadstairs and Whitstable to discover - all offering a selection of shops, galleries, a cinema and restaurants. The Breakers is the perfect seaside escape offering an exceptional stay to remember.
The Breaker is charmingly situated on Sandgate Beach, Folkestone. A quite beach with easy access to a wealth of lovely restaurants, pubs, and antique shops in the small village. The world famous St George’s Golf Club, the host to the 149th Open Championship is also within easy reach. Wine lovers would also enjoy a trip to Tilingham a local vineyard offering a select of natural wine and seasonal food.
Guest can enjoy a leisurely stroll along the coastal path to Sandgate or toward Folkestone Beach and Harbour. The harbour has recently been renovated with lovely restaurants such as Rocksalt, Smokehouse and Chummys Seafood Stall. The iconic White Cliffs of Dover and South Foreland Lighthouse are situated a little further along the coast.
History buffs can enjoy a trip to the Canterbury Cathedral, Battle of Britain memorial or Battle of Britain Museum, which boast a WWII German bomber. For a more immersive Spitfire plane are available to fly from Lydd Airport. You can fly along the White Cliffs of Dover for the original Battle of Britain Experience!
From Dover’s white cliffs to the magnificent Canterbury cathedral to the new Turner Gallery there’s so much to see and do in Kent. Shop on cobbled streets in Rye, experience safari adventures at Port Lympne Wild Animal Park, taste wines at Biddenden Vineyards, admire brightly-coloured orchards and beautiful countryside driving through picture card villages or visit impressive Bodiam or Leeds Castle.
Hythe has a lovely high street with plenty of antiques, small shops and restaurants. Folkestone’s Creative Quarter is a hive of arty activity with galleries galore. Folkestone Leas nature park overlooks the ocean and perfectly complements dinner at the Grand Hotel. Dungeness Nature Reserve is fascinating with fishermen’s huts and the largest expanse of shingle in Europe - a haven for wildlife spotters. Dymchurch Railway is a 15" gauge main-line in miniature, with operating steam and diesel hauled trains. France is only an hour away with the Eurotunnel.
For rainy days and retail therapy, Ashford has a large outlet centre next to the International train station. There are several golf courses nearby such as Littlestone Warren (British open qualify rounds), Lydd, Hythe Imperial or Sene Valley.
Foodies are recommended food at the following restaurant, Rock Salt Folkstone, Folkstone Wine Company, The Wife of Bath, The Five Bell Inns, The Pig at Bridge Place, Fordwich Arms, Restaurant at Port Lympne, Hide and Fox, The Randor Arms and the Bistro at Lympne Castle.
Welcome to the unique and exceptional The Breakers Beach House on the charming Kent Coast. Comfortably sitting on one of the most sought-after private roads in Sandgate, with direct beach access and a view of France on a sunny day! This astonishing treasure is the ideal seaside getaway offering a fun, friendly atmosphere with heaps of style. It is only five minutes away from the local gastropubs and is within an easy reach of Sandgate Village and Folkestone Harbour.
The Breakers is a beautiful home to explore all the joys of Kent. The engaging interiors feature an imaginative and thoughtful design, with an astonishing mural by Kent artist Oliver Trowell, ceiling lighting depicting a shooting star and beautiful sculptures and artwork throughout. The house is bright and light, making it ideal for summer stays. Whilst also offering homely furnishings and a toasty wood burner for winter months.
On entering the beach house, you are greeted by an enchanting display of maritime objects and paintings, reflecting the history of the local area and owners. This leads to the stylish living room with a dining table for four, kitchen, comfortable seating, and large TV. The large ground floor windows illuminate the space allowing for a stunning uninterrupted panoramic sea view. Not to mention, the room also plays host to an extraordinary mural, Greek columns, and sculptures. There is a double bedroom with a chic bathroom boasting a Jacuzzi bathtub. The laundry room is also located on the ground floor. This is a flexible space that works well as a self-contained apartment if required.
The first floor has an appealing layout with a large master bedroom with an ensuite bathroom and private balcony, which is the perfect spot to take full advantage of the picturesque views. There is a modern, well-equipped kitchen, cosy seating area with wood burner along with two tables for entertaining. Creating ample space for groups or celebratory occasion. The living room balcony is the real showstopper. It benefits from superb far-reaching, elevated views over the sea, with additional seating and a BBQ.
The second floor is accessible via a spiral staircase and consists of one bedroom with a zip and link bed that can be set up as a double or twin bedroom. There is also an additional trundle bed available. For a touch of luxury, the ensuite bathroom offers a large roll-top bathtub.
Outside you will feel totally spoilt, the beach house has a wonderful terrace and pergola, which is perfectly positioned directly overlooking the sea—making it the ideal spot to watch the sunrise, enjoy a sundowner or share a delicious BBQ with friends.
The beach itself is a pebbly, quiet beach with long views over the channel, leading into the village of Sandgate. Shopaholics will love exploring the high street filled with shops selling antiques and collectables, along with a variety of pubs, restaurants, and cafes. A short walk along the coast path will bring you to the popular town of Folkestone. Stroll the cobbled street of Folkerstone’s Creative quarter, enjoy some outstanding food at the harbour or visit the popular Lower Leas Costal Park. The town also plays host to the unmissable Folkestone Triennial showcasing the best that the arts have to offer!
The Breakers is especially great for families. Together you can enjoy exploring local attractions and historical sites like Dover Castle, South Foreland Lighthouse and Battle of Britain Museum. And if that was not enough, there are the charming nearby villages and the seaside town of Rye, Camber, Dungeness, St Margaret’s Bay, Deal, Sandwich Broadstairs and Whitstable to discover - all offering a selection of shops, galleries, a cinema and restaurants. The Breakers is the perfect seaside escape offering an exceptional stay to remember.
The Breakers is charmingly situated on Sandgate Beach, Folkestone. A quiet beach with easy access to a wealth of lovely restaurants, pubs, and antique shops in the small village. The world famous St George’s Golf Club, the host to the 149th Open Championship is also within easy reach. Wine lovers would also enjoy a trip to Tilingham a local vineyard offering a select of natural wine and seasonal food.
Guest can enjoy a leisurely stroll along the coastal path to Sandgate or toward Folkestone Beach and Harbour. The harbour has recently been renovated with lovely restaurants such as Rocksalt, Smokehouse and Chummys Seafood Stall. The iconic White Cliffs of Dover and South Foreland Lighthouse are situated a little further along the coast.
History buffs can enjoy a trip to the Canterbury Cathedral, Battle of Britain memorial or Battle of Britain Museum, which boast a WWII German bomber. For a more immersive Spitfire plane are available to fly from Lydd Airport. You can fly along the White Cliffs of Dover for the original Battle of Britain Experience!
From Dover’s white cliffs to the magnificent Canterbury cathedral to the new Turner Gallery there’s so much to see and do in Kent. Shop on cobbled streets in Rye, experience safari adventures at Port Lympne Wild Animal Park, taste wines at Biddenden Vineyards, admire brightly-coloured orchards and beautiful countryside driving through picture card villages or visit impressive Bodiam or Leeds Castle.
Hythe has a lovely high street with plenty of antiques, small shops and restaurants. Folkestone’s Creative Quarter is a hive of arty activity with galleries galore. Folkestone Leas nature park overlooks the ocean and perfectly complements dinner at the Grand Hotel. Dungeness Nature Reserve is fascinating with fishermen’s huts and the largest expanse of shingle in Europe - a haven for wildlife spotters. Dymchurch Railway is a 15" gauge main-line in miniature, with operating steam and diesel hauled trains. France is only an hour away with the Eurotunnel.
For rainy days and retail therapy, Ashford has a large outlet centre next to the International train station. There are several golf courses nearby such as Littlestone Warren (British open qualify rounds), Lydd, Hythe Imperial or Sene Valley.
Foodies are recommended food at the following restaurant, Rock Salt Folkstone, Folkstone Wine Company, The Wife of Bath, The Five Bell Inns, The Pig at Bridge Place, Fordwich Arms, Restaurant at Port Lympne, Hide and Fox, The Randor Arms and the Bistro at Lympne Castle.
The Brick House holds a wonderful location nestled within the New Forest National Park in a privileged position on the very edge of the privately owned Beaulieu River. The home makes the perfect choice for those searching for a truly relaxing escape, being ideally based for those wanting to enjoy the great outdoors, whether that be on foot, by bike or even by indulging in some water based activities!
The former brickworks possess endless charm and character while still offering guests all the modern amenities possibly needed for a more than comfortable stay. The Brick House can comfortably sleep up to eight guests across five well-appointed bedrooms. On the ground floor is the main living accommodation which comprises of a warm and welcoming living and dining area with a cosy wood burner, the perfect place to snuggle up in the evenings as well as the snug and TV room. Also on this level is the kitchen, fully equipped with an Aga and all the tools a budding chef could possibly need. Upstairs on the first floor are the five bedrooms, two king-size double rooms, one of which can be set up with twin beds on request, while both come complete with en-suite bathrooms. There is also an additional king-size double bedroom and two single rooms, each with raised high level beds making them suitable for children aged seven and above. These bedrooms share the use of the family bathroom.
Outside, guests will enjoy the excellent river views from the garden, while the terrace makes the perfect spot to enjoy a yummy barbecue al fresco on a Summer’s evening. A second large lawn can be found to the side of the house, complete with a trampoline, excellent fun for the children!
*Please note: There is an additional annexe at the property which can be rented separately. This can be rented in conjunction with the house for groups up to 12 and offer total exclusivity. Oliver’s Travels recommends that groups who require total exclusivity or wish to bring a dog rent The Brick House & Annexe*
The New Forest is found in the South of England, it covers most of South West Hampshire spreading into South East Wiltshire and East Dorset.
The New Forest is known mainly for the New Forest National park which, once used as a hunting ground for William the Conqueror, is an area of stunning natural beauty, encompassing waterways and rivers, spreading over an impressive 566 sq km, stretching all the way to the coast. This gives visitors a wealth of things to do, perfectly balancing coast, countryside, cliff walks and the more urban village and town areas.
Guests are free to walk, cycle or even ride through the national park, where they will be sure to come across the New Forest ponies which graze and live here all year round. (Be sure to pick up a lucky New Forest horse shoe from a local gift shop before leaving!) There are also deer, owls, otters and a plethora of other British wildlife. Beyond this there are many sanctuaries, gardens and even a wildlife park, all within the park area. The waterways that run through here are also impressive, offering visitors the opportunity to canoe, kayak, sail and even fish.
After an exciting day exploring the forest, visitors will find a whole host of locally sourced cuisine nearby, where one can enjoy a traditional meal of game and vegetables in a local public house or venture into a local village to experience the catch of the day, both accompanied by locally brewed cider, ale or beer.
Beyond the expanse of nature, coastline and cliff walks, there are also tea rooms, restaurants, a water park, theme parks and even the main shopping hub of Southampton, all just a short drive away.
The Brick House & Annexe holds a fabulous location nestled within the New Forest National Park in a privileged position on the very edge of the privately owned Beaulieu River. The home makes a wonderful option for those searching for a truly relaxing escape, being ideally based for those wanting to enjoy the great outdoors, whether that be on foot, by bike or even by indulging in some water based activities.
The former brickworks possess endless charm and character while still offering guests all the modern amenities possibly needed for a more than comfortable stay. The Brick House can comfortably sleep up to eight guests across five well-appointed bedrooms, while the Annexe can comfortably accommodate an additional four guests, however the sleeping arrangements are best suited to a small family of two adults and two young children.
On the ground floor of the The Brick House is the main living accommodation which comprises of a warm and welcoming living and dining area with a cosy wood burner, the perfect place to snuggle up in the evenings as well as a snug and TV room. Also on this level is the kitchen, fully equipped with an Aga and all the tools a budding chef could possibly need. Upstairs on the first floor are the five bedrooms, two king-size double rooms, one of which can be set up with twin beds on request, while both come complete with en-suite bathrooms. There is also an additional double bedroom and two single rooms, each with raised high level beds making them suitable for children aged seven and above. These bedrooms share the use of the family bathroom.
On the ground floor of the Annexe is a bright and open-plan entertaining space with living and dining area as well as a fully-equipped contemporary kitchen. Upstairs and accessed by a spiral staircase is the family bedroom, which features a super-king size bed and an additional single bed and boasts an en-suite bathroom with bath and large walk-in shower. A further single bed can be found in a cosy mezzanine level above, this is accessed by ladder style stairs and has a restricted head height so is best suited to a young child.
Outside, guests will enjoy the excellent river views from the garden, while the terrace makes the perfect spot to enjoy a yummy barbecue al fresco on a Summer’s evening. A second large lawn can be found to the side of the main house, complete with a trampoline, excellent fun for the children!
The New Forest is found in the South East of England, it covers most of South West Hampshire spreading into South East Wiltshire and East Dorset.
The New Forest is known mainly for the New Forest National park which, once used as a hunting ground for William the Conqueror, is an area of stunning natural beauty, encompassing waterways and rivers, spreading over an impressive 566 sq km, stretching all the way to the coast. This gives visitors a wealth of things to do, perfectly balancing coast, countryside, cliff walks and the more urban village and town areas.
Guests are free to walk, cycle or even ride through the national park, where they will be sure to come across the New Forest ponies which graze and live here all year round. (Be sure to pick up a lucky New Forest horse shoe from a local gift shop before leaving!) There are also deer, owls, otters, all sorts of British wildlife can be found here. Beyond this there are many sanctuaries, gardens and even a wildlife park, all within the park area. The waterways that run through here are also impressive, offering visitors the opportunity to canoe, kayak, sail and even fish.
After an exciting day exploring the forest, visitors will find a whole host of locally sourced cuisine nearby, where one can enjoy a traditional meal of game and vegetables in a local public house or venture into a local village to experience the catch of the day, both accompanied by locally brewed cider, ale or beer.
Beyond the expanse of nature, coastline and cliff walks, there are also tea rooms, restaurants, a water park, theme parks and even the main shopping hub of Southampton, all just a short drive away.
The Buzzardry will not disappoint - from the luxurious copper bathtub with exquisite views over woodland grounds to the extravagant beamed ceilings that protrude through the building, and this magnificent Treehouse offers unparalleled style and luxury. Making it the ideal abode to stay at on a couples trip!
Canterbury, Kent, South of England
From £455
Availability
Summary:
Cosy private annex attached to the landlords home, however there is no access into the main building from the annex and vice versa.
There is a very spacious garden that you are welcome to use! However please be aware this is shared with the landlord, her family and her dog. Please also note that the dog may bark upon your arrival, however this wont persist, it is just the curiosity of a new person!
The dog will not have access to the annex entryway so if you desire to not interact with her you will not have to, however she is very friendly and does not bite!
The Space:
Bedroom: - Double bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers and a Smart TV.
Kitchenette: - Hob/cooker, microwave, kettle, toaster, cutlery and dishes, fridge, glasses and mugs and a sink.
Bathroom: - Shower, washing machine, toilet and a sink.
Guest Access:
There is a private entrance to the side of the house, that only you will have access to.
We operate with lockboxes for self check in/check out.
The Neighborhood:
Canterbury is a popular tourist destination: consistently one of the most-visited cities in the United Kingdom,[4] the city's economy is heavily reliant upon tourism. The city has been occupied since Paleolithic times and served as the capital of the Celtic Cantiaci and Jute Kingdom of Kent. Many historical structures fill the area, including a city wall founded in Roman times and rebuilt in the 14th century, the ruins of St Augustine's Abbey and a Norman castle, and the oldest extant school in the world, the King's School. Modern additions include the Marlowe Theatre and the St Lawrence Ground, home of the Kent County Cricket Club.
Getting Around:
Canterbury has a bus station as well as 2 train stations so you have lots of opportunity to travel to all corners of Kent! Canterbury is also easily travelled by foot.
Other Things to Note:
There are also a number of local beaches within driving distance!
-Whitstable/Tankerton (6 miles away)
-Margate (12 miles away)
-Broadstairs (14 miles away)
COVID-19 INFORMATION: Your safety is our priority. As part of our approach to make properties Covid secure please be aware that all of our properties now use contact free check in. You will receive an email with details of how to check in before your arrival. To maintain hygiene standards, all of our properties are professionally cleaned and our laundry is washed and ironed professionally off-site. If you have any questions about this we are here to help.
Please note, all payments will be taken 30 days before arrival.
Interaction with Guests:
Our property can be accessed totally contact-free. Our on-site lockboxes and online and on the phone support mean that you can arrive quickly, easily and socially distanced.
Before your arrival we will send you all the details you need to check in to the property including any access codes and the code for the lock box to access the keys. This will arrive via email a few days before your stay.
We are also only a short email or phone call away should you need us to answer any questions you have about the property or local area.
This cabin is located in Canterbury. Rupert Bear Museum and Marlowe Theatre are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include Westgate Gardens and Towers and St. Lawrence Ground. Garden of St Mary de Castro and Dane John Gardens are also worth visiting.
Fareham, Hampshire, South of England
From £931
Availability
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The Cabin is a wonderful, open plan, green oak timber framed studio apartment sleeping 2 (+1).
Accommodation
The Cabin is of a contemporary open plan design with heaps of natural light and character with the beautiful green structure exposed and on display. There is an overall feeling of relaxed comfortable space with a bedroom area accommodating a superior quality 5ft bed that can split to create 2 singles, plus a separate lounge area with a large corner sofa that can convert to create an additional double bed, a large flat screen TV, DVD player and Bluetooth Music Speaker.
Dividing these two areas is a large dining table that can comfortably seat 6 guests which can covert to create a 7ft pool table, table tennis or air hockey table creating a super fun games area when not dining. In addition there is a smaller round bistro table for 2-4 guests to dine more intimately if you so wish.
The kitchen is next to the dining area and is practically thought out and comes complete with all essential mod cons, plus to the side of the cabin is a separate utility room accommodating the washing machine, freezer and ample space to house bicycles and other outdoor items or be used as a separate office if you need to get a little work done.
Outside is a large full width decking area with table and chairs, a couple of sun loungers, BBQ and an area to hire in a hot tub if you desire. You can also hire kayaks and paddleboards along the beach to gain access onto The Solent's waters.
All linen and towels are provided and are changed weekly with a mid week maid service available on request. Child cots and highchairs are also available at no extra cost. (if cots are provided, guests are asked to please bring their own child's bedding).
Our prices advertised on our website are for up to 2 people in the large 5ft king size double bed that can split to create singles, plus we can accommodate an extra guest or two on a double sofa bed at an additional charge of £50 per week/part week per head or we charge £25 per set of extra linen requested.
Prior to your stay we are happy to help arrange any activities you may wish to organise and answer any questions regarding the local area or things to possibly do. We can also help organise catering options at the property be it an ‘a la carte' meal for a special occasion, a hearty breakfast to see you through the day or afternoon tea. For menu choices etc please see the following link – private dining
All our properties are located within residential areas so we do have neighbours whom we need to consider. If you feel you could comfortably monitor noise levels (in particular out in the gardens and outside areas into the evenings) then we would love to have you stay and have had countless gatherings who have had a great time with us at our properties. If however you feel that it would not be possible to monitor noise levels, then we would have to recommend you consider something more rural, without neighbours.
In addition to the rental cost we do take a £250 refundable damages deposit, which is fully refundable within 7 working days of your departure, obviously subject to no significant damages or excessive cleaning.
Please note this property is not pet friendly.
Some of our properties have age restrictions, such as where we feel it would not be suitable for younger all adult groups, such as within quiet residential areas where noise may be an issue.
All bookings are subject to Owners' Discretion
This cabin is located in Fareham. Southampton Cruise Terminal and Haslar Marina are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore South Downs National Park and Farlington Marshes. PlayZone Portsmouth and HMS Warrior are also worth visiting.
Ventnor, Isle of Wight, South of England
From £385
Availability
The Cabin in Sandford near Godshill, Isle of Wight sleeps two in one bedroom.
The living areas in this single-storey property consist of an open-plan living space with kitchen equipped with table-top electric oven with two ring electric hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, kettle and a toaster, a dining area with seating for two people, and a sitting area with TV. There is one double bedroom, along with a shower room. Outside there is an enclosed garden patio and furniture, and driveway parking is available. Within 1 mile you will find a post office and within 0.8 miles, a pub and please note that this is a child-free, pet-free, and non-smoking property. WiFi, fuel, power, bed linen and towels are all included in the price. The Cabin is a quaint abode, ideal for a romantic getaway in the Isle of Wight. Note: The property is on the same grounds as the owner’s home. Please note this property allows check in on a Monday and Friday only.
Amenities: Wall mounted electric heating. Free-standing table-top electric oven with two ring electric hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, kettle, and toaster. TV with Freesat, WiFi. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Driveway parking available. Enclosed patio with furniture. Secure cycle storage. Sorry no children, no pets, and no smoking. Post office shop 1 mile, pub 0.8 miles. Note: The property is on the same grounds as the owner’s home. Please note that the property is accessed via steps and a walk over a grass slope. Please note this property allows check in on a Monday and Friday only.
Region: The Isle of Wight, with its beaches, unspoiled scenery, rich heritage and over 500 miles of award-winning public footpaths is a walker’s paradise, or if sailing is your thing, the renowned annual Cowes Week is not to be missed.
Town: Between Fordingbridge and Blissford, in the New Forest National Park, is the beautiful village of Godshill. Godshill Wood, Arniss Equestrian, Goldshill Inclosure with Bill's Walk, and the hamlet's historic church are among the few attractions available. The village is well-known for the legend referring to its name, which states that God intended for the village's historic church to be erected on the hill. The Fighting Cocks Pub offers dining options, and the adjoining village shop sells necessities. Fornbridge, home to the additional attractions and conveniences of Fordingbridge Park, Fordingham Museum Trust, and the charming 18th-century gastropub The Gorge, is conveniently located near the settlement.
Located in Ventnor, this lodge is in a rural area. The area's natural beauty can be seen at Isle of Wight Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Brading Down Local Nature Reserve, while Shanklin Theatre and Dinosaur Isle are cultural highlights. Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary and Isle of Wight Owl and Falconry Centre are also worth visiting. Break out the clubs and hit the links with a golf course nearby, or seek out an adventure with hiking/biking trails and cycling.
The Challoners offers a private, intimate and opulent glamping experience in the bucolic county of East Sussex.
This unique accomodation is located near Carlton in Bedfordshire. Remote enough to be blissfully peaceful, yet just 10 miles from Bedford and 15 miles from Northampton and Milton Keynes.
With full residential accommodation for groups up to 30 the modernised St Nicholas Church has facilities for indoor and outdoor activities. Chellington is a wonderful base to combine team or family activities at the Centre, and action packed day trips to the many local attractions. The Centre can accommodate up to 100 people for day conferences, celebrations and events.
The flexible accommodation includes small group dormitory style bedrooms for up to 30 people - dormitories sleeps 4 or 5 people.
Sleeping accommodation can (by arrangement) be extended to 50 persons by using tents and additional space in the Centre.
A central multi-use hall can be used for indoor activities and dining. A games room and spectacular glass viewing lounge allow for smaller group activities.
The garden is an inspiring space with wonderful views of the Ouse Valley, space for camping for 30, a large garden barbecue and a camp fire circle.
For rainy days we have a wide range of toys and games in our games cupboard.
The Chellington Centre is also hired out on a day hire basis.
A full range of audio visual/cinema kit is available. Free Wi-Fi.
There is a wide range of activities in the local area including the award winning Harrold-Odell Country Park - a short walk over the river - and other river-based activities, such as kayaking. Ask the manager for more info. Just a bit further afield are attractions such as Woburn Safari Park, Wild Britain, Bodyflight (and surf) Xtreme and Bletchley Park.
Chellington recently invested in an air source heat pump which now produces the energy needed for heating the building. There is under floor heating throughout the building, and we have installed off-peak water saving devices. Recycling available on site, and we use plant based cleaning products.
