Sleeps 2 dogs allowed
Glamping pod in Devon: Nestled in a spectacularly stunning spot of east Devon with absolutely glorious countryside views and all the home comforts you could wish for, this picture-perfect pod is the place to get-away-from-it-all.
General
Pendragon Pod is the epitome of a hideaway, snuggled in a secluded spot on the edge of wonderful woodland, with beautiful countryside views and the relaxing sounds of birdsong and rustling trees all around. If that doesn't sound tempting enough, the interior of this unique retreat is just as enticing - step through the circular doorway into the delightful open plan living space, complete with all you could need for a comfortable stay. For starters, there is a snug sitting-area, perfectly positioned to admire the view and with a warming wood-burner and TV opposite it for cosy nights in. The small but brilliantly formed kitchen is equipped with all you could need to rustle up a scrummy supper, and there's a dining-area too. The inviting double bed is at the back of the pod and faces the doors to make the most of the view (lazy mornings with a cuppa are a must!), along with the handy shower-room.
You are more than welcome to explore the seven acres of enchanting woodland (known as Rag Coppice) next to the pod - keep a look-out for birds, foxes, badgers and Roe deer. If you aren't lucky enough to spot them by day, then you may be by night - the lovely owners (who live nearby but totally respect your privacy and very much leave you to enjoy your holiday in peace) have provided a motion-activated wildlife camera for you to use - this will be a holiday highlight for sure! Your four-legged friend is more than welcome to join you and will love the network of footpaths right on the doorstep as well as the super-sweet dog-pod. Dining al fresco is a must, with the gorgeous view as the backdrop, as is reading a book or having a snooze on the sun loungers before toasting marshmallows on the fire-pit under the stars.
Out and About
You may just wish to spend your entire holiday at this idyllic bolthole - who could blame you! - but if you can bear to tear yourselves away, there is so much to see and do nearby. Tick three counties off your must-visit list - Devon, Dorset and Somerset are all within easy reach, each as stunning as the other and equally worth exploring - as well as the infamous and magnificent Jurassic Coast. Ever-popular Lyme Regis is eight miles away, with its pebble and sandy beaches and numerous fabulous eateries, and the picturesque seaside towns of Seaton, Beer and Branscombe are well worth a visit too, along with majestic Forde Abbey and the beautiful Blackdown Hills. You will be well and truly spoilt for choice.
Layout
Open plan living-room with kitchen, dining and bedroom areas. Two ring hob, microwave, slow cooker, fridge (with small ice-box), kettle, toaster, wood-burner, TV and double bed (4'6''). Shower-room with shower, wc and wash-basin.
Extra Information
As of November 2020, a wood-burner has been installed at Pendragon Pod (pictures coming soon).
Availability, reservations and pricing : £365 to £688 per week Powered by Classic Cottages
Pricing
All prices are £ per week per cottage. Where applicable the prices are inclusive of VAT. The prices are specified for Saturday changeover dates.
For weekly holidays or short breaks beginning on Wednesday, Thursday or Friday the price for the following Saturday applies. For those beginning on Sunday, Monday or Tuesday the price for the previous week applies.
Bed linen and towels are included in the price. In addition, many cottages also include electricity and central heating within the price and this should be taken into consideration when comparing prices. There are no extra charges for cots or high chairs where they are listed in the property description on the Web site.
There is a charge of £35 per pet per week or short break.
A non-refundable booking fee of £34 is payable per booking.
Seasons Book Now
Dates 2021 | Price Band (£365 to £688 ) |
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1 Jan - 13 Feb | : 365 |
13 Feb - 20 Feb | : 392 |
20 Feb - 27 Feb | : 365 |
27 Feb - 20 Mar | : 372 |
20 Mar - 3 Apr | : 399 |
3 Apr - 17 Apr | : 430 |
17 Apr - 24 Apr | : 419 |
24 Apr - 8 May | : 432 |
8 May - 29 May | : 452 |
29 May - 5 Jun | : 543 |
5 Jun - 12 Jun | : 519 |
12 Jun - 19 Jun | : 529 |
19 Jun - 26 Jun | : 557 |
26 Jun - 3 Jul | : 595 |
3 Jul - 10 Jul | : 641 |
10 Jul - 17 Jul | : 645 |
17 Jul - 24 Jul | : 648 |
24 Jul - 28 Aug | : 688 |
28 Aug - 4 Sep | : 590 |
4 Sep - 11 Sep | : 587 |
11 Sep - 18 Sep | : 569 |
18 Sep - 25 Sep | : 483 |
25 Sep - 23 Oct | : 461 |
23 Oct - 30 Oct | : 479 |
30 Oct - 18 Dec | : 399 |
18 Dec - 31 Dec | : 619 |
Pendragon Pod Reviews
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Located 4.5 miles N of Lyme Regis powered by the classic guide
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1.7 Miles
The River Cottage Store and Canteen
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4.5 Miles
Lyme Regis
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4.6 Miles
Charmouth West Beach
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4.3 Miles
The Jurassic Coast
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4.3 Miles
Forde Abbey and Gardens
A former Cistercian monastery dating back to the 1100s. The gardens are breathtaking, while inside must-sees include the cloisters and the upper refectory.
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1.6 Miles
The Flamingo Pool
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4.4 Miles
Charmouth
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3.6 Miles
World Stinging Nettle Eating Championship
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5.1 Miles
Burrow Farm Gardens
A truly beautiful 10 acre garden with unusual plants and stunning views. You will also find a tearoom, gift shop and nursery here.
Location
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.