Trecombe Lakes

The morning mist lifts off still water, and you realise the lake you're looking at is yours — or near enough — reflected in the windows of your timber chalet.

Trecombe Lakes suits couples after a proper digital detour, families who want space without tent pegs, or anyone drawn to that particular quiet you only get near water. The camping pods and chalets sit around working fishing lakes, so if you're an angler or just like watching herons at dawn, you're sorted. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, which means lead walks around the water and plenty of sniffing territory. It's glamping rather than canvas — wooden walls, proper beds, the kind of stay where you unpack fully and settle in.

Facilities aren't listed in detail, so check ahead about what's in your pod and what's shared. Campfires depend on the season and conditions, so ask when you arrive. The vibe is lakeside and low-key — more about listening to coots than chasing entertainment.