The creak of floorboards in a coaching inn, the hum of the road just beyond the car park, and that particular quiet you get when a place has been putting travellers up for generations — this is lodging with history, now serving campervans and modern wanderers alongside its motel rooms.
It's an unusual setup that'll suit anyone chasing flexibility: pull up in your van, book a pod if the weather turns, or fall back on a proper room with a bed. Year-round opening means it works for winter breakers and summer tourers alike, and the mix of accommodation types makes it handy for groups who don't all camp the same way. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so worth asking ahead if you're travelling with one.
Facilities aren't listed in detail, so check what's available when you book — this feels more like a practical overnight stop than a destination campsite. Campfires depend on the day and conditions, so have a word on arrival. The vibe is straightforward and unpretentious: a place that does what it says, with a bit of character thrown in.