Nine Acres, Hot Tub, peaceful

“Great location very peaceful & relaxing”

The spot was gorgeous and super quiet, and the tent itself was spotless and tidy. Only wish there’d been a bin closer to the tent, but that didn’t really matter.

Stephanie·2 months ago

“Loved sitting in the hot tub watching the rabbits and the foxes in there natural habitat.”

I loved how peaceful the place was and the directions were spot on. The only hiccup was someone turning the light on early—just kidding, I actually enjoyed waking up to the sunrise.

Stella·2 months ago

The site was very private and quiet; there was only one other tent nearby, tucked behind trees. It’s perfect for a quick break to soak in the hot tub, fire a campfire, or read a book in the hammock. The strawberry vending machine on the farm was a nice touch, and there were plenty of pheasants, bats, red kites, and bunnies adding to the scenic vibe. The only downside was that the water in the kitchen trailer didn’t get refilled often enough.

Joanna·4 months ago

“It was absolutely gorgeous! We needed some respite and this gave us exactly that - the forest and location is stunning!”

It’s absolutely stunning—beautiful scenery and incredibly quiet.

Amy·A year ago

“Tranquil but not all of this is glamping, as it has quite the rustic element to it”

We were thrilled with the location and its tranquil setting, surrounded by wildlife and an abundance of wild fruit. The bed was comfy and clean, the toilet spotless with clear instructions, and the fairy lights added a magical feel. We also appreciated the firewood, kindling, fire starters, and matches that were provided. Bringing a star light projector made the tent look pretty inside and the trees outside looked lovely in the photos. On the downside, the tent’s exterior was dirty and could have been cleaner for a glamping setup. The cast‑iron pans were greasy and not cleaned properly. The firewood came in a warped plastic container, so the wood got wet and produced smoke instead of a dry burn. The fairy lights worked inconsistently and often turned off in sections, making it hard to navigate. The kitchen lights didn’t work at all, and the sockets were unusable or unclear. There was no running tap in the kitchen area, and the hot water for the shower and basin was tricky to operate. The hammock wasn’t fully clean and looked worn from the elements. Overall, while it’s marketed as glamping, it felt more like half‑glamping: a bed and a few conveniences are there, but you’d need to bring your own charging cables because the provided pack lacks enough ports, and there’s no electricity at all—just one light/camping bulb.

Bernadette·A year ago