Broadlands

The guest house sits with that solid, year-round permanence you notice when most campsites have shuttered for winter — lights on, kettle warm, door open whatever the weather.

This is one for campers who fancy a roof when the forecast turns, or couples treating themselves to a proper bed after a few nights under canvas. The camping pods offer a middle ground — your own four walls but still that sense of sleeping outdoors. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so worth asking ahead if you're travelling with a hound. The facilities aren't specified in detail, so it's the sort of place where a quick phone call before booking will tell you exactly what's what.

Expect a straightforward, no-fuss setup — somewhere to base yourself for exploring the surrounding area rather than a site with endless onsite entertainment. Campfires are allowed but check the rules when you arrive, as it'll depend on conditions and where you're pitched. The vibe feels practical and unpretentious, the kind of place that just gets on with offering shelter and a warm welcome without making a song and dance about it.