Dingle Glenn secluded woodland cabin

This secluded countryside retreat, set in the heart of rural Devon, is ideal for couples, solo travelers, or anyone looking to fully switch off and unwind. Surrounded by trees, rolling hills, and a gentle stream, the stay offers a peaceful escape complete with a wood fire hot tub and a truly off-grid, nature-filled setting. The space IMPORTANT: Water drought, hot tub currently unavailable for August stays. Priced to reflect this. This small and beautifully decorated space is well equipped and functional, as well as having a polished rustic atmosphere that invites inspiration, creativity and peace... Stunning country side and location surrounded by a traditional Devonian farm. There is a wood fired hot tub that can be added to your booking please message me to let me know in advance as the tub will need treating with chlorine and amount of time wanted as it’s an additional £85 for 3 days minimum then £20 a day after that. The hut is off grid, so you will have a taste of what living simply and close to nature is like (sometimes there’s not enough sun so I need to warn guests that electricity is limited and can be inconsistent due to environmental factors, so please don’t bring high-power consuming items such as hairdryers), but still enjoy having the luxury and comfort of light and plugs to charge phones, cooker and hot water my hut has to offer. There is no fridge but a cool box is provided if you wanted to bring your own ice packs. Hopefully you'll be inspired and go away with an experience of living off-grid, and a greater appreciation for nature, and what we often take for granted in this modern and busy world.   All washing and cleaning is done with non toxic environmentally friendly products. The water is not mains water but is the farms own naturally sourced spring water (pressure and consistency can be unpredictable), it is drunk by the family on the farm, however it is not possible to test water constantly so for this reason I must say drink at your own risk. Family’s wanting to stay with kids. Parents will need to take responsibility for there children. There are animals on the farm and areas with machinery or unusual terrine, there is also a large pond near by (not accessible) and stream. Dogs should be kept on leads and any mess safely disposed of. Guests will have the benefit of having the entire area to themselves with little if any interruption. There are sometimes people traveling along the bridal way at the top of the rise. If it is a quad outing this can be noisy but often short lived. People do ride along the track on horse back also. After September there may also be some pheasant shooting in the area, however this is kept to a minimum and will be away from the Glenn. There may be snacks and general food items in the cupboard that your welcome to help yourself to. Some times with fresh herbs potted herbs outside. The access is a little tricky, the track is pretty bumpy for any normal cars. Guests are advised to leave the car in the farm yard and walk to the hut which is about a 6 minute walk. Alternatively if it’s dry enough guests are permitted to drive right across the relatively flat field leading to the Glenn. If you want any fresh local produce, I can suggest ‘Ben’s farm shop’ at Staverton around 4.5 miles away. Guest access The hut is situated on a private farm, with the surrounding fields belonging to the farm. There is a bridal way close by for walks. If you have a suitable vehicle you’re welcome to drive it down the bridal way but we take no responsibility for guists getting stuck. Although Chris the farmer can help for £25. Other things to note This is a peaceful, off-grid stay set on the edge of a traditional Devon farm, designed for guests looking to unwind and reconnect with nature. Please note the following: • The hut is off-grid and powered by solar energy, so electricity can be limited or inconsistent, especially during low sunlight. High-power appliances (e.g., hairdryers) are not suitable. • There is no fridge, but a cool box is provided for your use. • Water is sourced from a natural spring, so pressure and consistency may vary. While used by the farm family, it is not officially certified as drinkable. • Access to the hut is via a bumpy farm track. Guests are advised to park in the farmyard and enjoy a short 6-minute walk, or drive across the field if conditions allow.