Rustic Camping Cabin for Families in South Downs National Park, East Hampshire

This rustic camping cabin is based in East Hampshire within South Down National Park amid ancient woodland on a 450-acre Victorian estate and it makes for an extraordinary glamping getaway. The cabin is relatively secluded and was constructed using local timber, allowing guests to feel immersed in the sublime natural beauty that surrounds it. Inside, guests will find a beautifully decorated interior with wooden floors, Kelims, a cylindrical Godin wood burner, and a cool cherry tree that acts as a ladder to the sleeping deck, which the kids will love. The double bed comes with down duvets, feathered pillows, and a comfortable mattress as well as a vintage iron bedstead and plenty of extra blankets. There are also two single futons and two single camp beds, however, the hosts recommend that guests bring sleeping bags for these.

Additionally, guests will have access to a private and fully-stocked verandah kitchen complete with cast iron cookware, hot running water, and a gas hob. Outside the yurt, guests will also have access to a private shower deck and a fire pit where guests can share stories of the day’s adventures for the ideal end to the day.

The rental price is based on double occupancy for one night on the weekend; however, the yurts must be rented out from Friday until Monday, three nights total. There is also a different price for weekday rentals, of which there are two options: renting Monday through Friday, four nights total, or mid-week for two nights, either beginning or ending on a Wednesday.

Dogs and outdoor fires are allowed. A stew for two people served with bread and butter, or breakfast hampers that include coffee, orange juice, and bagels with lox, can be prepared and ready upon arrival, each with an additional fee of $40.27.