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Shepherds Rest

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Dreamhuts Retreat, James Barn, Kerswell, Cullompton, Devon EX15 2ES

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  • Sleeps 4 (max 2 adults, 2 children)
  • Electricity
  • Cooking facilities
  • Beds Provided
  • Bed Linen Provided
  • Towels Provided
  • Private Hot Tub
  • Private Bathroom
  • Pet Friendly
Handcrafted, luxurious hut with gorgeous views of both Exmoor and Dartmoor.
  • Your very own private hot tub
  • Underfloor heating and a wood burner to keep you nice and toasty
  • Ensuite bathroom with luxury shower and toilet

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Dreamhuts Retreat is set in a small farm in Devon with amazing views of both Exmoor & Dartmoor in the distance.

The huts have been individually designed to each have a different feel/ambiance.

This particular hut has a hand built king size bed with 2 single bunks and a luxury shower room with toilet.

Inside the hut:

  • Underfloor Heating
  • Wood Burner
  • Hand crafted Kitchen
  • Full size oven with hob
  • Fridge
  • LCD TV
  • Bedding and Towels provided

Outside the hut:

  • Your own private hot tub
  • Firepit
  • BBQ with pizza oven
  • Outdoor dining area
  • Shared use of a barrel sauna

You can explore the woods on your doorstep or take a 30 minute drive to the beach, we have 3 local pubs nearby all within a 30 minute walk, Keepers Cottage Inn is only 1.2 miles away.

Guests can also bring their horse with them for an additional charge, where we will provide stabling & turnout & guides for the local bridleways & off road riding.

In house treatment and pamper packages available including massage, facials, manicures & pedicures etc

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About Dreamhuts Retreat

A pair of super-luxury shepherd's huts in the rural Culm Valley countryside, where good walks and welcoming pubs abound
Dreamhuts Retreat offer beautifully hand crafted, luxury shepherds hut breaks, tucked away in the heart of Devon. Complete with stunning views, personal hot tubs, firepit BBQ with pizza oven, outdoor dining area, shared use of the barrel sauna & endless trails and gentle strolls to the local pub.

Glamping Site Facilities

Huts are individually designed to have their own ambience but both feature underfloor heating, wood burner, hand-crafted kitchen area with full size oven hob and fridge, LCD TV, king-sized bed, en-suite shower room, and bedding and towels provided. One hut also has 2 single bunks, while the other has a double sofa bed. Each hut has its own private hot tub, firepit BBQ with pizza oven and outdoor dining area. There is a shared barrel sauna. In-house treatment and pamper packages available, including massage, facials, manicures and pedicures. Guests can also bring their horse with them for an additional charge, with stabling, turnout and guides for the local bridleways provided.

 UK  England  South West England  Devon  Cullompton

Features & Facilities

Huts are individually designed to have their own ambience but both feature underfloor heating, wood burner, hand-crafted kitchen area with full size oven hob and fridge, LCD TV, king-sized bed, en-suite shower room, and bedding and towels provided. One hut also has 2 single bunks, while the other has a double sofa bed. Each hut has its own private hot tub, firepit BBQ with pizza oven and outdoor dining area. There is a shared barrel sauna. In-house treatment and pamper packages available, including massage, facials, manicures and pedicures. Guests can also bring their horse with them for an additional charge, with stabling, turnout and guides for the local bridleways provided.

Activities

Dreamhuts Retreat is right on the edge of the Blackdown hills AONB and offers excellent walking (and mountain biking if you bing your own bikes). The traditional market town of Honiton is well worth a visit – the market is held along the wide High Street of this historic lace town every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday – while it takes just over half an hour to reach the cathedral city of Exeter (and the same amount of time to the nearest beach). Closer to home, the local bird of prey centre (3 miles; 01884 277297) is a novel attraction where you can try your hand at falconry. For history, try the National Trust-owned properties of Killerton House (7 miles) and Knightshayes Court (16 miles).

Food & Drink

Pre-order luxury welcome hampers, breakfast hampers and tasty BBQ hampers before you arrive at the site or check out the local pubs. There are three great spots within a 30 minute walk. The Keepers Cottage Inn (1¼ miles; 01884 266247) is closest, while Broadhembury (1½ miles) is home to a delightful tearooms and a good village shop for essentials, plus the second pub, The Drewe Arms (01404 841267). The third good local is the Wyndham Arms in Kentisbeare (1½ miles; 01884 266327) where there is also a village shop.

Directions

From M5 Junction 28 head east on the A373 toward Honiton. After approximately 3 miles you pass the ‘Keepers Cottage’ pub on your right. After the pub, take your first left onto Broad Road, then take your third right (at Orway crossroads), then your first right (at Windwhistle crossroads). The entrance to Dreamhuts Retreat is about 200 metres down the road on your left.

Transport

The nearest train station is in Feniton (6¼ miles), with Honiton (8 miles) and Tiverton Parkway (10 miles) also nearby. Buses don't get you much nearer but a collection service from these transport links can be arranged. Contact Dreamhuts Retreat for further info.

Family Friendly Glamping

It's 6 miles to Diggerland (08712 277007), the popular, digger-themed theme park that's "bucket's of fun" and 4½ miles to an award-winning family attraction called The Bear Trail (01392 881780), where you can take on a long and often muddy adventure course.
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