Green Gables

The brass-handled front door opens onto polished floorboards and the smell of fresh coffee drifting from the breakfast room—a proper guesthouse welcome that feels worlds away from a canvas porch at dawn.

Green Gables offers both traditional guesthouse rooms and camping pods, making it an unusual choice for groups with mixed tolerance for sleeping bags, or families who want a few creature comforts without surrendering the camping trip entirely. Open year-round, it suits couples after a cosy base for winter walking breaks, or anyone who fancies waking up outdoors but values a solid roof when the weather turns. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so worth asking ahead if you're bringing one along.

The site operates campfires on a check-on-arrival basis—have a word when you get there to see what's allowed during your stay. Facilities aren't detailed in full, but the guesthouse backbone suggests you'll find the essentials sorted. The vibe here leans toward comfortable and low-key rather than wild camping—a relaxed middle ground between B&B ease and the satisfaction of sleeping closer to the stars.