The morning sun spills across wide moorland views from Highcroft's stone walls, and the kettle's already on before you've unzipped your pod.
This is a proper hybrid setup — a traditional guest house with camping pods tucked into the grounds, ideal for couples wanting a bit more comfort than canvas or families testing the camping waters without committing to a full tent weekend. The pods give you your own little kingdom under the stars, while the main house offers that reassuring fallback of hot showers and a proper breakfast table. It's the sort of place that works for dog walkers who want flexibility (though you'll need to ask about bringing your four-legged mate), and for anyone chasing a year-round base without the full glamping fanfare.
Facilities aren't spelled out in detail, so arrive with low expectations and you'll likely be pleasantly surprised. Check the campfire situation when you turn up — sometimes it's a yes, sometimes not, depending on conditions. The vibe skews peaceful rather than party, with that particular stillness you only get when proper countryside presses close.
