Ash Safari Lodge

*** Mon, Wed & Fridays arrivals - Min 2 nights weekdays & 3 nights weekend ***  

*** Schools holidays Fri  & Monday arrivals -  Min 4 nights weekdays & 3 nights weekend ***  

Ash Safari Lodge is one of the many structures hidden amongst the wildflower meadows of North Somerset, suitable for a family of 6.  This solid structure sits lightly in its surroundings. Nestled comfortably between two of Britain's most familiar moors - Exmoor and Bodmin - and filled to the brim with wildlife, wildflowers and wild adventures.  Flanked to the north by the Quantock Hills, this secluded pocket of Somerset is ideal for walks, bike rides and, of course, glamping!
Enjoy fresh air, birdwatching and maybe even spot some of the mammals that call this upland wonderland home - spot hedgehogs searching for food, deer tiptoeing between the trees, and a plethora of birds of prey patrolling the star-filled skies.  The sheltered site provides front row seats to Mother Nature's show, all from the comfort of Ash Safari Lodge.  Pull up a chair, light the fire pit, get the marshmallows ready and fill your glasses, as this will be better and more wholesome than any TV show you'll ever see.  So, treat the kids to nature's treasure hunt, find waterfalls and monkeyflowers by the riverside, or just relax in a sunny spot taking in the Somerset air.

Check-in - 4pm / Check -out - 10am      

Location                  

Ash Safari Lodge is situated just west of the beautiful Quantock Hills, a series of wooded combes from the tops of which it's said you can see the Welsh coastline.
A few miles from the yurt is Hestercombe Gardens, home to the stunning Edwardian garden designs of Sir Edward Lutyens and Gertrude Jekyll.  The award-winning facilities here offer British afternoon teas, as well as a popular Garden Shop and lovely children's play area.
3 miles north is Fyne Court, the home of Andrew Cross, a pioneer in the field of electricity and occasional poet.  It is now a National Trust site which offers tours of the house and gardens as well as a lovely tea room.

Interior & Facilities

Sleeping up to six people, these beautiful lodges each have two separate bedrooms, with a double bed in one, and a bunk bed in the other. They also boast a well-equipped kitchen, with fridge, ceramic hob, kettle, and toaster, etc. as well as your own private bathroom with hot shower and proper flushing loo.

The living area includes a dining table and chairs, double day bed, and multifuel wood burner to keep you toasty and warm.

The large covered veranda makes a perfect place to eat al fresco, relax and enjoy the countryside views, watch the sunsets and star gaze at night.

So, if you fancy glamping with your own private facilities and lots and lots of space - Ash Safari Lodge is perfect!