Midtown Cottage

The first light through cottage windows feels softer here, somewhere between a proper guesthouse stay and something a bit more adventurous, with a camping pod tucked alongside the main building for those wanting their own four walls under the stars.

This one works for couples after a cosy base without full camping commitment, families testing the waters before going properly canvas, or anyone who fancies a proper bed as backup while someone else tries the pod. Dog owners should ask ahead—there's flexibility, but it's worth checking what works for your trip. The exact location isn't pinned down in the usual way, but year-round opening means you're covered for winter escapes as much as summer breaks.

Inside you've got guesthouse comforts—the sort of place where breakfast might be part of the deal—while the pod offers that bit of outdoor independence without the tent pegs and guy ropes. Campfires need checking when you arrive, so don't assume. The vibe sits somewhere between B&B hospitality and a quirky glamping setup, best suited to people who like their adventures with a safety net and a kettle close by.