The Hideout

Overview

Let your mind run free and embrace your inner child at The Hideout. Consisting of an army safari tent, tipi and air raid shelter, it offers a glamping experience like no other. Settled on a hillside with unbeatable views of the Herefordshire countryside, whilst nestled deep within an enchanting forest, its location is truly special. Every inch of The Hideout is finished to perfection, with lots of rustic charm. Unwind in the heavenly wood-fired hot tub and listen to the gentle sway of the trees above or rustle up a family feast in the military style kitchen. You will never tire of spending your days at this woodland hideout in wonderful Herefordshire.

Step Inside

Walk the wooden steps and enter the unique ex-military safari tent to find rustic open plan living and unique little touches. Complete with a fully equipped kitchen, Chesterfield sofa, dining table and warming wood-burner it has everything you’ll need for a comfortable glamping getaway. Thoughtfully designed, the cosy cabin style bedroom boasts a sumptuous double bed, adorned with soft linens for a restful night's sleep. A few steps away, along the woodland path, sits the quirky tipi. This is the perfect little den for younger guests, or a lovely second bedroom for another couple or friends. It is complete with two single beds and a characterful wood-burner to keep you nice and cosy. And finally, the shower-room is styled in the form of an air road shelter, it is beautifully finished with a transparent roof, which looks up towards the tree canopy, making it feel as though you are showing in the wild! Every inch of this getaway is oh so special…

Outdoors

The dreamy wood-fired hot tub sits pretty in the majestic woodland setting, just a few steps down from the safari tent. Bathe amongst the trees and drift into a state of pure relaxation, listening to the gentle breeze and sound of woodland birds. Feeling as though you have stepped straight into a storybook, wander the wooded path to reach the military style kitchen. The open plan kitchen and dining space is sheltered, covered with a camouflaged net and fully equipped with recycled army equipment. It offers a unique cooking and dining experience. Grab some fresh local produce and rustle up a family feast or better yet, light the barbecue and cook in the wilderness. Head to the lookout point for mesmerising views of the Herefordshire countryside through a clearing in the trees. Sit back, relax and admire the rugged landscape and gentle rolling pastures in this tranquil little spot.

Eco-features

Spend quality time with your loved ones and embrace a digital detox at The Hideout as there is no WiFi available. It is totally off-grid, a real escape to the wild! Solar panels provide light for the evenings.

Explore

You could easily spend your days exploring the grounds of The Hideout, going on various woodland trails and foraging for goods, but if you did want to head out, there is also plenty to discover nearby. Herefordshire boasts a variety of wild landscapes…Canoe the River Wye, go on a countryside ramble or explore its winding country lanes by bike. For independent shops, delicious eateries and a whole load of history, head into the Cathedral city of Hereford. Settled on the River Wye, have a picnic by the water or marvel at the golden-stone Cathedral. Visit the Old Market for open-air shopping, dining and cinema or head to The Courtyard Hereford for theatre, comedy and art workshops. Hereford is also home to the Chained Library, the very last of its kind, which is definitely worth a visit!

Alternatively, stroll out of the city towards Breinton springs, this leads you through an apple orchard, where you can visit The Museum of Cider. Or why not stop at Monkland Cheese Dairy for a cheese tasting tour, pick up some delicious cheese, chutneys and local jams to later be enjoyed with a glass of your favourite! The National Trust house of Berrington Hall, The Weir Garden and Brobury House should also be added to your itinerary. Or pack up a picnic and make your way to the Malvern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty or the Brecon Beacons - both making for unforgettable day trips. With all of this to discover and more, you will want to return to The Hideout time and time again.

Layout

Safari Tent: Open plan living room with kitchen and dining areas. Wood-burner. Bedroom with double bed (4’6”).

Tipi with twin beds (3”) and wood-burner.

Outdoor kitchen with 2 ring gas hob, gas oven and fridge with ice box.

Shower-room with shower, WC and wash-basin.

Extra Information

There are 3 other hideaways on site; Mrs Higgs (5279), The Cider Camp (5280) and Riverside Safari. All hideaways are settled in their own secluded spot with private areas to enjoy. You will be met at a prearranged meeting point and the owners are on hand should you have any questions.

There is a woodland walk mapped out through the trees, which has been installed with several shooting targets for your own personal firing range. No firearms are provided for obvious safety reasons, but children (and adults!) are free to bring their own water pistols and tuck and roll their way between the undergrowth.

Important Information

Logs for wood-burners and wood-fired hot tub- first extra large bag free, thereafter please pay £30 cash via honesty box.

Please supervise children at all times near the river. Due to its location, the property may not be suitable for those with limited mobility. Take care on the track to the hideaway in low vehicles.