River House

The soft rush of the river becomes the soundtrack here — close enough to hear from your pod, far enough to let you sleep undisturbed.

This one bridges two worlds: a handful of camping pods for those who want a roof and a bed without losing that outdoor feeling, plus guest house rooms for anyone travelling with folk who prefer proper walls and a full English. It works well for mixed groups or families where some camp and some don't, or couples testing the waters before committing to canvas. Year-round opening means it's there when the seasons turn and most campsites have shuttered up. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so worth asking ahead if you're bringing yours.

Facilities aren't specified beyond the basics, so expect something simple rather than a farm-shop-and-pizza-oven affair. Campfires need checking on arrival — they'll let you know what's allowed depending on conditions. The vibe leans quiet and low-key, a proper bolt-hole rather than a social hub.