This unique pod is located in Kilnwick, England, where it is surrounded by the peaceful countryside of East Yorkshire, at the periphery of the Yorkshire Wolds. The landscape of the area consists of rolling farmland that extends in every direction, punctuated by groves of trees and shrubs, forming an expansive patchwork of light yellow and rich green vegetation.

Nearby attractions include the Minister Way, which is a 50-mile-long walking route that passes through the East Yorkshire countryside and the chalk hills of the Yorkshire Wolds. Along the way, it connects with other routes, such as the Beverly Twenty, Aerosapce Way, Chalkland Way, East Riding Heritage Way, and the Yorkshire Wolds Way National Trail.

National Cycle Route One passes right by the site—an astounding, 1,695-mile-long, fully signed cycling route that extends from Dover all the way to the Shetland Islands. To the north, guests will find North York Moors National Park, which encompasses 554 square miles full of heather moorland, deep dales, woodlands, and river valleys, along with the ruins of medieval abbeys, monasteries, and castles.

In the small villages and towns around the area, guests will find a variety of restaurants and pubs, such as such as the Wellington Inn in Lund, Pipe & Glass in North Dalton, the Robin Hood in Middleton on the Wolds, and the Goodmanham Arms in Goodmanham. The coastal town of Bridlington is about half an hour to the northeast, where they will find beaches and seafood to enjoy. The city of York is about 50 minutes to the west. Here, guests will find numerous restaurants, shops, and attractions, such as the York Minster cathedral, York Castle, and the National Railway Museum. The site is about an hour and 15 minutes from Leeds, where the nearest international airport is located.