13 Cabins & Shepherd’s Huts For £100 A Night & Under
Quantocks Retreat
Somerset
Kip Hideaways is one of our go-to sites for affordable holiday homes, including this newly refurbished property in Somerset, between the Quantock Hills and Exmoor National Park. The owner has restored the original property with modern interiors – think rattan furniture, plush linens, and pottery by a local ceramist. Guests can also cosy up in the sleeping nook and look out for wildlife, like deer and owls, from the open-plan living room/diner. There’s an electric aga for slow home-cooking, plenty of books and board games, and numerous local pubs.
From £100 per night.
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Joan's Hut
Worcestershire
Joan’s Hut is tucked away in the woods at Stourport-on-Severn, a small town in north Worcestershire. Upon arrival, guests will wheelbarrow their belongings to the hut, which is made from reclaimed wood and materials. Both rustic and charming, it has classic country interiors across the kitchenette and adjoining bedroom. There’s also a separate hut housing a freestanding bath with running hot water. The local pub is a 40-minute walk away, where you’ll find local ales and a great Sunday roast.
From £100 per night.
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Meadow View Hut
Cotswolds
This luxury shepherd hut is in Crudwell, a small village in the Wiltshire region of the Cotswolds. Hidden away in a forest overlooking a lambing field, the hut has all the luxury comforts you need during a weekend away, from underfloor heating to a modern en-suite. There’s also a fully equipped kitchen and a king-sized bed where you can cosy up in front of the TV. Guests can enjoy meals on the picnic bench at the front of the hut or visit the nearby pub, The Potting Shed.
From £68 per night.
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Rooker's Rest
Somerset
Rooker's Rest is set on a working farm, surrounded by some of Somerset’s most beautiful scenery. This property looks rustic from the outside but has all the modern comforts you could need. Inside, you’ll find cosy nooks filled with plush linens and reclaimed furniture, while outside, you can enjoy the serene farm views from your private seating area. There’s a modern bedroom and open-plain living and dining area, as well as a wood-burning stove for boardgame nights. Guests can explore nearby Glastonbury and the Mendip Hills or take a leisurely stroll to the local village pub.
From £100 per night.
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Bullghyll Hut at Brownber Hall
Cumbria
This new property is tucked away in the rolling hills of Cumbria, within reach of both the Yorkshire Dales and Lake District. The shepherd’s hut blends rustic charm with modern comforts, with a fully equipped kitchenette and a snug bed with luxury linens. The outdoor fire pit is ideal for toasting marshmallows under the stars, and there are plenty of scenic walking trails nearby. A short drive will take you to the charming market town of Kirkby Stephen, home to plenty of independent shops and pubs.
From £90 per night.
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Peak District Cottage
Peak District
Now is the best time to visit the Peak District with its wild landscape and beautiful scenery. This romantic little cottage oozes charm, with its blend of ancient and modern styles. Flint walls, a slate hearth and original wooden beams add plenty of character, while the grey panelling and sheepskin rugs give it a contemporary Nordic feel. Guests can hunker down in front of the indoor wood burner in the living room before settling down in the cosy bedroom. Explore the pretty Alstonefield village or follow the walking routes to the nearby Dovedale, Thorpe Cloud or Milldale.
From £73 per night.
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Saint Columb Major
Cornwall
This Grade II-listed cottage is in Saint Columb Major, a 15-minute drive from Newquay. Having recently been renovated, the property has a coastal-inspired living room with a fireplace and stove, and a selection of games, puzzles and books. There’s an open-plan kitchen/diner, and a spacious bedroom with high wooden beams. Guests can also use the communal courtyard.
From £75 per night.
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Forest Cottage
Wales
A great option for couples or solo travellers, this cottage is buried deep in woodland on the English-Welsh border, close to the Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons. Perfect for outdoorsy types and hiking fans, it’s just over four miles from Hay-on-Wye, one of Wales’s most interesting towns. The cottage has a small open-plan kitchen/living room with an indoor wood burner, as well as a double bed tucked into the eaves on a mezzanine level. You can explore the woods or swim in the nearby lake, then warm up in the wood-fired hot tub as the stars come out. There’s no electricity or Wi-Fi, so prepare to go off-grid.
From £86 per night.
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Kudhva
Cornwall
Probably the coolest property on this list is Kudhva, a unique collection of cabins and huts elevated on stilts near Trebarwith, along Cornwall’s rugged north coast. The camping area is a designated Area of Outstanding Beauty thanks to its tropical flora and fauna, which is unlike anything else in the UK. Guests can stay in six-person cabins or two-person huts, both of which have minimalist interiors, clever storage space and a small deck for morning coffees with a view. There’s also a communal kitchen and a wood-fired hot tub on site. Spend your days exploring the nearby Trebarwith Strand beach or hiking the South West Coast Path, and your evenings unwinding by the fire pit.
From £75 per night.
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Willow Lodge
Northumberland
Offering excellent value for money, this lodge sleeps up to four across two bedrooms – the main one has an indoor wood burner and a freestanding bath, while the second room has bunk beds for extra guests or little ones. Guests can prepare meals in the spacious and light-filled kitchen, which opens out onto the garden where you’ll find a hot tub and sauna housed in a cool wooden barrel. Plan a day trip to Poison Garden at Alnwick Castle or visit the castle topped Bamburgh.
From £86 per night.
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The Cabin
Cornwall
This newly refurbished cabin is in the middle of Cornwall’s Camel Trail with beautiful views of the Camel Valley. The cabin itself is a cosy open-plan studio with a double bed, smart TV and indoor wood burner. There’s also a kitchen with a breakfast bar, and a compact but modern bathroom with a walk-in shower. Guests can use the private deck and small garden which has outdoor seating and a fire pit. During a weekend, explore the Trail via steam train from Boscarne Junction, or walk to the nearby Camel Valley vineyard to try its award-winning wines.
From £69 per night.
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The Little Hut
Norfolk
Nestled in a quiet corner of Norfolk, The Little Hut is the place for R&R away from city life. Perfect for those looking to unplug and unwind, this charming shepherd’s hut features cosy interiors with vintage touches and modern amenities. The hut is equipped with a compact kitchen and a comfy bed, while outside, a private deck awaits for al fresco dining or stargazing. Explore the surrounding countryside on foot or by bike, and don’t miss the chance to visit the nearby Norfolk Broads for a day on the water.
From £80 per night.
Visit CanopyAndStars.co.uk
The Bullpen
Cornwall
One of the most spacious options on this list, The Bullpen is a charming country cottage for two in Truro. Inside, you’ll find chic country décor with white-washed stone walls, exposed beams and eclectic artwork. There’s a spacious living room with a wood-burning stove and TV, an en-suite bedroom, and a fully equipped kitchen with an electric oven and a Nespresso machine. Guests can fire up the BBQ in the garden and walk to Truro to discover the city’s quaint cafés, bookshops and boutiques. It’s also a 20-minute drive from Newquay and the Eden Project.
From £80 per night.
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