Shepherds hut, near beach, hot tub, Lakeside

-Hot Tub -Double bed -Solar power for PHONES AND LAPTOPS ONLY Make sure you bring a torch and portable phone chargers just incase, especially in the winter with less solar power. -Hot shower -Double hob -Fire Pit/BBQ -Fishing available £10 per day per rod -Wildlife -Off road parking -Locked gate -10 minutes walk from local pub -45 minutes walk from private pebble beach and to peppercoombe. -20mins drive from clovelly -15mins from Westward Ho! Beach -NO FRIDGE! -Compost toilet The space Wood for the log burner will be provided, (not the hot tub) If you are to run out there will be directions in the rules book for you to get some more. You can pick up a bag of logs from BJs value house (10min drive) for £7 and coal also helps keep the hot tub warmer for longer and heats it up faster. The tub takes around 2hours to warm up, so light it up whilst you’re cooking to kill the time :) PLEASE BRING TOWELS FOR SHOWERING Make sure you bring a torch and portable phone chargers just incase, especially in the winter with less solar power. And be mindful, the sun doesn’t come out at night, so do not leave lights on too long or charge phones at night. You will be awoken by a beeping sound and a loss of power The ground can get muddy here so please bring appropriate footwear Guest access Off road parking, you will need to ask for the code to the gate upon booking. And for the whereabouts of the key Other things to note Turn off the A39 to foxdown, follow the road and keep an eye out on your left for a gate with a sign saying “foxdown waters” that is the entrance. The sign has a fish on it. It is on the LEFT hand side of the road right on a tight left hand bend. Please note: do not drive up the private driveway on the opposite side of the road with the wooden fence that leads to a farm at the top of the hill. That is private property. Please bring your own towels for the shower *It is a composting eco toilet in the place* If you need phone signal it is available if you go back towards the main road (A39) a short walk halfway up the hill should bring you some signal.