House 
Sleeps5
Bedrooms2
Bathrooms1
Minimum Stay2 nights
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House Sleeps5Bedrooms2Bathrooms1Minimum Stay2 nightsGlamping in beautiful hand built Shepherds huts sited in a sunny glade in the woods, or camp in small secluded woodland on our 200 acre family farm. Wander through the orchards to the National Trust’s Bodiam castle and the local pub, take a ferry ride down the river, hop on a steam train, or just relax in front of the camp fire and enjoy the beautiful countryside.
Our Huts are beautiful, comfortable and sustainable. In bygone days, agricultural workers working away from the farm were often accommodated in huts, be this a shepherd during lambing, a game keeper on a large estate, or a gillie on a valuable stretch of river. Hand built by Nick here on the farm in the tiny village of Bodiam in East Sussex, our huts are based on the idea of an old Shepherd’s hut. What makes them unique in today’s market is that (in true agricultural fashion) they are built using reclaimed, recycled and locally sourced materials wherever possible. The aim of this is to make them of the lowest possible environmental impact.
The Huts are safe proven and accredited by Quality in Tourism. Finished to an exceptionally high standard, they are fully insulated, double glazed fitted with heat and carbon monoxide alarms. Whilst offering our guests the experience of life in these traditional quirky little homes, the odd modern day convenience like a gas hob and electric lighting make an idyllic idea a usable and comfortable reality.
Our huts offer a beautiful space to relax and the piece of mind that this is not to the detriment of the environment in which they are placed. We have not taken a single inch of the farm out of agriculture to provide this accommodation. It has also enabled us to carry out essential forestry work in the wooded areas of the farm where they are sited. This in turn has improved the habitat within the woods.
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| Dates | Week Night | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly * | Event |
| Standard Rate 2 Nights Min Stay |
$130 | N/A | N/A | N/A |
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Glamping in beautiful hand built Shepherds huts sited in a sunny glade in the woods, or camp in small secluded woodland on our 200 acre family farm. Wander through the orchards to the National Trust’s Bodiam castle and the local pub, take a ferry ride down the river, hop on a steam train, or just relax in front of the camp fire and enjoy the beautiful countryside.
Our Huts are beautiful, comfortable and sustainable. In bygone days, agricultural workers working away from the farm were often accommodated in huts, be this a shepherd during lambing, a game keeper on a large estate, or a gillie on a valuable stretch of river. Hand built by Nick here on the farm in the tiny village of Bodiam in East Sussex, our huts are based on the idea of an old Shepherd’s hut. What makes them unique in today’s market is that (in true agricultural fashion) they are built using reclaimed, recycled and locally sourced materials wherever possible. The aim of this is to make them of the lowest possible environmental impact.
The Huts are safe proven and accredited by Quality in Tourism. Finished to an exceptionally high standard, they are fully insulated, double glazed fitted with heat and carbon monoxide alarms. Whilst offering our guests the experience of life in these traditional quirky little homes, the odd modern day convenience like a gas hob and electric lighting make an idyllic idea a usable and comfortable reality.
Our huts offer a beautiful space to relax and the piece of mind that this is not to the detriment of the environment in which they are placed. We have not taken a single inch of the farm out of agriculture to provide this accommodation. It has also enabled us to carry out essential forestry work in the wooded areas of the farm where they are sited. This in turn has improved the habitat within the woods.