Ash Safari Lodge

• Sleeping arrangements

  One double, 2 single bunks and a day bed. ( linen can be added to your booking £10 for double and day bed, £5 per bunk)

• Bathroom Facilities

  Private bathroom with hot shower and flushing loo.

• Cooking Facilities

  Well-equipped kitchen, with fridge, ceramic hob, kettle, and toaster,

• Internet Access

  There is no internet access in this property.

• Heating and Lighting

  Electric lighting and a multi fuel wood burner to keep you toasty and warm.

• Child Policy

  Children welcome

• Pets Policy

  2 dogs welcome (£10 per dog )

• Grounds and Nearby

  The large covered veranda makes a perfect place to eat al fresco, Our door seating, and firepit.

• Parking Information

  Ample parking (approx 100 metres away)

• Arrival Times

  Check in from 17:30 and check out by 09:30

  These are recommended check-in/out times to allow Covid-19 sanitisation, earlier/later times may be available by request with the owner
• Public Transport

  Nearest Train and Bus Links: Taunton, 4 miles away.

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!

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.