The creak of timber beams and the smell of fresh coffee drifting upstairs — this is the kind of proper countryside welcome that settles you instantly, halfway between a stay and a visit to friends.
The Waltzing Weasel offers both traditional guest house rooms and camping pods, so you can choose your level of snug depending on the season or the mood. It suits couples after a cosy bolt-hole, small families wanting a base without the full tent palaver, and solo travellers who like a bit of company at breakfast. Dog owners should ask ahead — there's flexibility, but it's worth checking before you book.
Open all year, so it works for winter escapes as much as summer. Campfires are a check-on-arrival situation, likely depending on conditions and where you're pitched. Facilities aren't spelled out in detail, but the guest house side suggests you're covered for the basics — hot showers, a roof if the weather turns, and that increasingly rare thing: a warm welcome that doesn't feel scripted. Expect a relaxed, informal vibe rather than a manicured site.
