An ideal setting for relaxation and adventure, perfectly positioned within the South Downs National Park.
  • Sleeps: 2-4
  • Bedrooms: Varies
  • Bathrooms: Varies
  • Minimum stay: 2 nights

Adhurst Yurts & Cabin is no ordinary outdoor hideaway!  Recommended by The Sunday Times, you’ll find a a gorgeous selection of yurts. Further into the ancient woodland you happen upon the blissfully private and stylish canvas-roofed Coppicer’s Cabin.

From the moment you arrive on the 450 acre Adhurst Estate, you’ll feel the cares of everyday life melt away as you luxuriate in the secluded tranquillity of your new holiday home. Away from busy roads, all you need to do is unpack, then simply relax and listen to the soothing sounds of birdsong and gently rustling trees, or perhaps wander down to the observation deck overlooking the river.

Lovingly hand-built, and inspired by the site’s real-life coppicer Fred, Coppicer’s Cabin sleeps up to six people, with pets welcome. A true secluded sanctuary that features a keen sense of adventure, you’ll find everything you need to enjoy a refreshing stay in the Great Outdoors without compromising on style or comfort. Cosy luxury is the order of the day, with down duvets and huge pillows throughout.

An equipped veranda kitchen houses a two-burner gas hob, and you’ll also find a bonfire area (perfect for marshmallow toasting!) with a tripod cooking system for sizzling al fresco dining.  You’ll also find your own privy and a woodland shower with plenty of lovely hot water! Staying cosy throughout your stay is no problem at all, with a French cylindrical wood burner – fully stocked with plenty of wood – that can stay heated all night long.

You’ll soon discover that snoozing arrangements are as versatile as the cabin itself! The cosy double bed is perfect for those who prefer a more traditional sleep area, which also includes two camp beds for children. Those seeking a little extra adventure will love the sleeping platform right underneath the canvas roof, accessed by climbing a tree instead of a ladder! There are two single futons on the upper deck.

Meanwhile, you can choose from one of five 18′ diameter yurts with wooden floor – each one sleeping up to four guests in comfort.

Each yurt is equipped with a duvet-topped double bed, a fire bowl and cast-iron cookware – and if you’re in the mood for some extra luxury, Willow Yurt features a slipper bath, strewn with glowing fairy lights. Each yurt also has its own campfire area and covered safari kitchen with running water and gas hob.

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At a glance

 
  • Hand-built wooden cabin and five yurts on Adhurst Estate, located within the South Downs National Park on the border of West Sussex and East Hampshire.
  • The cabin sleeps up to six people, and features private kitchen and bathroom areas. Each yurt steeps up to four, with communal facilities (Willow Yurt includes a slipper bath – ideal for those seeking extra luxury!)
  • Easily accessed by road and rail, one hour from London. The site itself is car free, with a separate area for parking.
  • Please bring towels, along with sleeping bags for camp beds. Bedding is provided for all double beds, as well as your initial supply of campfire and wood burner wood, and of course all your kitchen essentials. Pets are permitted by prior arrangement.
  • There is plenty to do on site, including bushcraft, walks and tennis. There are a selection of pubs within walking distance, and the site is close to a number of family friendly attractions and activities.

Features

  • Dog Friendly
  • Family Friendly

Facilities

Cabin sleeps up to 6, double bed, 2 single futons, 2 single camp beds, private hot shower deck, veranda fully-equipped kitchen, hot & cold water, 2-burner gas hob, cooking equipment, crockery, cutlery, dining table & chairs, camp fire area, fire bowl, camp fire wood.

Five x 18′ diameter yurts, each sleeping up to 4 guests. Logburner with wood provided. Double bed with duvets, pillows and wool blankets. Fire bowl. Cast-iron cookware. Cutlery and crockery. Safari kitchen with gas-fired hob and storm kettle. Drinking water tap. (Willow Yurt also includes a slipper bath). Outdoor privy and shower. Chestnut Yurt has its own private shower amongst the trees.

Local activities

Tennis court available to use, hiking, birdwatching, rope swings, zip wire, fly fishing, bushcraft, market towns, open-air museums.

More information

Once you’re settled in, why not set about exploring the local area – and maybe learning a new skill in the process? Outdoor Skills sessions with professional instructors are available on site, along with plant and tree identification walks, basketry and fire masterclasses and even bread baking! Catch-and-release flyfishing can also be arranged on the River Rother.

Children will love the many activities to be found on site, including a rope swing, zip wire and tennis. Let your imagination run wild and build a den, or why not pack a picnic and enjoy it by the rushing river?

There are three pubs within walking distance and all are dog-friendly, with more activities nearby that include boating, polo, and the fantastic pick-your-own farm one mile away for strawberries and blueberries. There’s even a visiting fishmonger, perfect for choosing some produce for your BBQ West Wittering beach is 45 minutes away by car, for those who fancy a day out with ice cream and fish and chips!

Whether you prefer relaxation or adventure, for a truly great holiday in the Great Outdoors, head to Adhurst Yurts and Cabin, and feel refreshed and revived in no time at all!

Things to note

Pets are welcomed, please bring your own sleeping bags for the single beds and towels for the shower. Check-in time is 4pm, check out is 10:30am. Usual check in days are Friday or Monday, but midweek 2 night stays are available to start or end on a Wednesday.

Where you'll be staying

Petersfield, Hampshire

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