The sort of place where you arrive to find logs already stacked by the door and the kettle waiting — Jerboa Cottages feels like stepping into someone's well-loved hideaway rather than a rental.
With both chalets and camping pods on offer, this works equally well for couples after a proper bed and four walls or families wanting something a bit more adventurous than canvas but still outdoors enough to feel like camping. Dog owners should ask ahead — policies can vary by unit — and if you're keen on a fire, check what's allowed when you arrive, as arrangements differ across the site.
The setup here is straightforward glamping: you're getting shelter and a base, not a long list of bells and whistles. It's the kind of spot that suits people who want to get out walking, exploring, or simply sitting outside with a book and a brew, without faffing about with tent pegs in the rain. Quiet, unshowy, and honestly quite lovely if you just want to be somewhere that feels like nowhere in particular — in the best possible way.