Surrounded by old apple trees, with private riverside access and just enough modern conveniences, this is a great place to unwind as two couples or for a countryside family holiday. The restored Vardo wagon and its counterpart, a Bell Tent, are nestled into a mature cider apple orchard and is a great place to head for if you're in need of a break from the stresses of work life, and quality time spent with your family. Beds are made up for you; sleeping four people - 2 in the comfortable wagon double bed, and 2 people on single beds in the tent. Solar lighting in the sleeping areas and kitchen area, a Queenie coal stove in the wagon and tent.The dedicated field shelter provides a kitchen with a camping gas hob, fridge and all utensils. The bathroom is built in a dedicated field hut, with a hot running water shower (open air!), sink and flushing w/c. On the camp you also have a fire brazier, and a path to the riverbank where there is a picnic spot. Seasonal fishing is possible here, your own permit required. There is no Internet access in the property. Well behaved dogs are accepted for £10 extra charge per dog . Parking is close by and you will be met and escorted by following an escort car to the private camp site

Chill out and enjoy the seclusion and privacy of the Safari Tent’s peaceful location… in fact it’s rather like being on a little island as the camp is in a bow of the brook and accessed via a small bridge! A walk through the orchard takes you to your own picnic and campfire spot on the banks of the river Wye, with easy access for canoes. There is heaps of room in the tent for four where you can enjoy family meals at the dinner table or relax on the sofa. Sleeping in a private double bedroom with chunky hand-made bed and a separate curtained-off bunk-bed den. A log burner is all set and ready to fire up, and the quirky kitchen facilities are functional and fun, just about everything you might need is here. Lighting via solar & candles all add to the sense of adventure! 10 metres away in separate cabin, hot shower, flushing WC and hand-basin with hot and cold water (heated by portable gas heater). Shampoo and towels are provided. Miles of private walks, and fishing for those that want (for an extra charge) and also local spots to explore if you feel the need to get ‘out and about’. Guest access You will be met at a meeting point and then guided down to the Safari Tent. Parking is available nearby for winter months and you will be transferred in an appropriate vehicle, or you can follow if you have the car that will get there. You will be given a brief tour and then left in peace. There will be someone to call throughout your stay if you have any questions or problems. Other things to note: The Safari Tent is is totally off grid & no WiFi is available.

This unique amalgamation of real-life military equipment - including an army safari tent, tipi and a bomb shelter bathroom - combine to create this wonderful themed woodland hideaway. The beautifully secluded site sits high on the hillside with breathtaking views of the Herefordshire countryside and offers a whole range of brilliantly themed army zones just for you. Whether you're looking for a unique romantic getaway or fun-filled family escape this fabulous woodland camp has so much to offer. The electric lighting is battery powered, there is no internet access provided. The main living quarters is a genuine ex-military safari tent, which comes complete with two woodburning stoves, chesterfield sofa, double bedroom and a fully functional kitchen. All the little extras from the pots and the pans to the coffee table are wonderful examples of real-life military gear, each with their own intriguing back story. The super-insulated army tipi contains two single beds plus another woodburner, which makes a great second bedroom for kids, friends or another couple. An open plan kitchen tent, with fully recycled army equipment, of course, is perfect for a family feast, while the barbecue and fire-pit outside offers another place to dine amongst the majestic woodland setting. The bathroom is styled in the form of an air raid shelter, beautifully installed with a shower, toilet and hot running water, while the transparent roof looks up towards the trees protruding into the sky, creating a really magical outdoor experience. From the lodge, the lookout point offers another seating area to enjoy the gorgeous Herefordshire countryside. There is no internet access to the property, one well behaved pet is welcome. There is private parking at the site, but being situated along a track at the top of a hill, low lying cares may need to park further away and transport can be arranged to the camp.

The lodge was built in 1835 as a hunting lodge for Sir John Richard Cotterell and is situated privately on its own in the middle of 350 acre woodland on the family estate about a mile up a track. The lodge had not been used for probably 60 years but is now renovated to keep its charm and to make it comfortable for guests with proper beds and a sink with hot running water provided from its own well. It is completely off grid, with solar power for some light and to power the fridge. The lodge has three woodburners - one in each of the bedrooms and one in the sitting room. Wood is provided for you. The beds will be made up ready for your arrival and bath towels are also provided. The bathroom is found in a separately accessed outhouse house with a gas powered modern walk-in shower, wash hand basin and flushing loo, so this is not quite a typical camping experience, more like experiencing a turn back in time. There is a small camping stove for cooking, and also a huge firepit and outside sitting area with a woodfired hot tub nestled on the edge of the woodland. The lodge is ideal for couples, solo adventurers, and families (with kids). One well behaved dog is welcome. The closest bus and train service is Hereford, 9 miles away, your own transport is recommended.