The Squash Court B&B

The morning light slants through tall windows onto polished floorboards, and somewhere downstairs a kettle's just clicked off — you're waking up warm, dry, and about to have a proper breakfast.

This one's for campers who fancy a roof and a real bed but still want that touring freedom — couples exploring the area, older adventurers after a few nights' comfort between wild camps, or anyone caught out by British weather and grateful for four walls. The camping pod offers a middle ground if you want your own space, while the guest house rooms give you the full B&B experience. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so worth asking when you book if you're travelling with a four-legged companion.

It's open all year, which makes it a solid base for off-season exploring when most campsites have locked their gates. Campfires depend on what's possible when you arrive — have a chat on check-in. Facilities aren't listed in detail, but you're in a guest house, so expect the basics sorted: hot showers, charging points, and someone who knows the local walks. The vibe's more sanctuary than campsite, a proper breather between adventures.