Spindle Wood

Devon is the perfect place to enjoy your countryside holiday. Nestled amongst the beautiful Devon scenery close to Dartmoor National Park, this modern lodge is the ideal place for families to enjoy time together. Immerse yourselves in the rural tranquillity with country walks or visit one of many nearby market towns, such as Okehampton (2 miles), where you’ll find places of historic interest, independent shops and charming eateries. After a busy day, head home for an evening under the stars from the comfort of your private hot tub. Accessed via a small flight of steps, this bright and airy lodge is contemporary throughout with views of the surrounding landscape. With a well-appointed lounge and kitchen/diner, this is compact living at its best, and on warm summer days, the patio doors allow you to incorporate the decking area into your living space. Completing the accommodation are three light-filled bedrooms: one double with a TV and en-suite, and two twins with a separate bathroom. The utility room is a pleasant surprise with a washing machine for muddy clothes. Next door you will find a children’s area, which is perfect for those evenings when you don’t feel like cooking! This gorgeous area of Devon has an abundance of natural beauty. Dartmoor is home to many charming towns/villages such as Chagford (home to the Chagstock Music Festival) and Moretonhampstead (within 16 miles). For something with the wow factor, head to the National Trust’s Lydford Gorge (7.5 miles) and Castle Drogo (14 miles), or perhaps stunning Becky Falls (21 miles), all of which will keep the little ones entertained. Exquisite dining can be found at Gidleigh Park (11 miles) and there is a variety of shopping and eating options in the city of Exeter (25.5 miles).

Tucked away on the northern edge of Dartmoor National Park amongst Devon’s rolling hills, this contemporary lodge is perfect for families. If you love the great outdoors, there are plenty of walking trails on your doorstep and beyond. Despite the tranquil rural setting, the historic market town of Okehampton is only 2 miles away, with its range of independent shops and eateries bursting with local produce. With so much to do, you’ll be pleased to spend your evenings relaxing in your private hot tub, stargazing with a glass of wine. As you ascend the small flight of steps and enter this light-filled, well-presented lodge, you will appreciate the rural views. With an attractive and well-equipped open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, this compact accommodation offers you all the home comforts and mod-cons you’ll need. On warm summer days, you even have the option of opening the patio doors to incorporate the decking area into your living space. There are two bright and airy bedrooms: one double with a TV and en-suite and a cosy twin with a separate bathroom. The utility room is a welcome addition. Local towns/villages, Mid-Devon has something for everyone. For a different day out, head to Ancient Woodland Park Becky Falls (21 miles) where you can handle the animals after scrambling over prehistoric rocks. Another natural landmark to explore is the National Trust’s picturesque Lydford Gorge (7.5 miles), or perhaps you’d prefer the modern history of Castle Drogo (14 miles). Exeter is within 25.5 miles and has a variety of shopping and eating options, or you can head south to the English Riviera for a taste of the seaside.

Across from the flourishing fields and preserved beauty of Dartmoor National Park sits Oak Lodge, one of seven properties in a charming complex just two miles from the civil parish of Okehampton. With a sunken hot tub in the decking and trees everywhere you turn, this is a retreat that encourages outdoor living. Take a long, leisurely stroll, feel the clean country air fill your lungs and finish the day soaking your muscles in hot bubbles as the stars light up the night sky. French doors open into the kitchen of this property, which is fully-equipped with an electric cooker, hob and microwave. In the lounge, a contemporary electric fire glows beneath the TV for restful winter evenings cuddled up with the family. The double room has its own en-suite with a separate bathroom close to the twin room. The stand-out feature of the property is the hot tub with built-in iPod dock to keep you entertained long into the evening. Just 6 miles away from the property is the popular Finch Foundry - the last working water forge in the UK. A National Trust treasure, this popular heritage site offers fascinating insights into the past and the local historical culture of Devon. For stunning views in all directions, guests can take a trip up the Meldon Viaduct less than 1 mile away from Tor Lodge. This looming structure is the perfect spot to gaze across the lush greenery of the traditional English countryside, rocky rivers and abundant wildlife.

In a tranquil park surrounded by flora and fauna in all directions, Elm Lodge is a perfect location for walkers, cyclists and dog-owners eager for long, scenic walks and natural wonders. Whether you’re soaking in your private hot tub gazing at the stars or cooking with abundant local ingredients in the open-plan kitchen, you’ll find serenity both inside and outside of the lodge. Beyond the property, local villages, towns and historical sites will keep you busy throughout your trip. A classic log-cabin style exterior combines with the classy interior that elegantly exudes a feeling of homeliness and contemporary comfort. The kitchen is equipped with an electric oven, gas hob and microwave, whilst the connecting lounge is filled with comfortable sofas, an electric fire and a TV for those chilly nights. For the warmer evenings, the hot tub is bound to be your go-to spot for the night. One double room and two twin rooms mean that there is space for the whole family in this adorable property. Keen cyclists can experience a traffic-free experience on the Granite Way, which you can join by Meldon Quarry just 2 miles from the lodge. Whilst this track is perfect for walkers too, guests can find more tamed natural beauty at Simmons Park just 2.5 miles from the property. With a children’s play area, streams and lush gardens, the whole family will enjoy this soothing piece of paradise on the edge of Dartmoor National Park. No matter what the family demands, Elm Lodge will provide peace and adventure in abundance.

Set in the picturesque town of Okehampton, this light and cosy property offers ideal accommodation for a family of four looking to discover the moorlands, valleys and wildlife of Dartmoor. This comfortable and inviting lodge is situated in a delightful secluded spot, perfect for enjoying rural walks or relaxing in the private hot tub. With beautiful walks in the local area, this attractive property makes a wonderful family getaway, and is a fantastic base for exploring the idyllic Devon countryside. Approached via some external steps the lodge features a bright and tastefully furnished open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner which makes a cosy and restful living area with plenty of seating, beautiful views, an attractive dining area and a fully equipped kitchen. There's also a double bedroom with an en-suite shower room, and a twin bedroom. Stepping outside onto the decked terrace you can relax in the private hot tub which features an inbuilt iPod dock with speakers. There's also plenty of garden furniture on the terrace so you can enjoy a family meal. The grounds include a fun children's play area. Just a couple of miles away is the thriving town of Okehampton, which is a fantastic base from which to explore many of the most popular walks in the area. The lodge is located on the outskirts of Dartmoor National Park, famed for its rugged landscapes and breathtaking views, with landmarks including Castle Drogo (17 miles), Higher Tor (5.5 miles) and Meldon Quarry (1 miles). Local attractions include Lydford Gorge (11.5 miles), Roadford Lake and Mam Tor.

With Dartmoor offering miles of scenic walks ranging from easy strolls through to challenging hikes and climbs, pack the walking boots for a stress-free holiday for all the family - your four-pawed pal is welcome too! Your kids will love the shared children’s play area, whilst access to the sauna is ideal after a day walking, hiking, and biking. As the sun sets, return to the warm welcome of this charming lodge to relax on the private deck and enjoy a chilled glass of wine whilst soaking up the views of the peaceful countryside. Comfortable furnishings and modern amenities sit harmoniously against a backdrop of white walls and floor-to-ceiling windows in the delightful, open-plan living space. With light flooding through creating a bright and airy ambience, on warm days open the double doors to let the fresh air breeze in as you dine. On chilly evenings, relax amongst the rich, soft furnishings for a film with the flame-effect electric fire glowing in the background. Retire to tranquil bedrooms and wake for an al fresco breakfast on the decked terrace, and end the day in the bubbling hot tub, sipping a glass of fizz under the evening stars. A traditional market town nestling in the northern foothills, Okehampton (2 miles) is a great place for the outdoor enthusiast, with many specialist shops for walkers, cyclists, and climbers. For urbanites, visit the stunning cathedral city of Exeter and take a day trip to the sandy beach at Westward Ho! in the north and the surfing town of Bude in the west. Try a range of activities at Adventure Okehampton (2.5 miles), explore woodlands at Roadford Lake (13 miles) and kids will love Crealy Adventure Park.

This beautiful lodge is located on the fringe of Dartmoor National Park, where you’ll find a rugged landscape full of hidden gems – it’s a real walkers’ paradise. Lydford Gorge is just 7 miles away and offers peace and tranquillity in abundance. The vibrant city of Exeter is 26 miles away and has a fantastic selection of independent shops and eateries. The iconic sandy beaches of the north coast are within touring distance, at just over 30 miles. The fabulous property is accessed via a set of external steps. Once inside, discover a delightful open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, full of elegant touches to create a warm ambience. The French doors that lead to the outside area ensure the space is bathed in natural light. This is the perfect place to unwind after a busy day, surrounded by rich fabrics and plush soft furnishings. Outside, there’s a decked area where you can fire up the BBQ before sinking into the hot tub under the stars. Children are welcome to use the play area in the neighbouring inn. A walk through Lydford Gorge is enchanting for visitors of all ages. Marvel at the 30-metre waterfall, admire the rare plants and wildlife and look for fairies hidden in the undergrowth. There’s plenty to see and do in Exeter. The lively city pre-dates the Romans, so has a rich and fascinating history. Wander through the underground passages, peek inside the cathedral and enjoy al fresco dining in one of the many restaurants dotted along the canal. If you’re looking for a family day out, Crealy Theme Park is just over 30 miles away and offers over 60 rides, an animal centre and indoor soft play.

Located just outside of charming Okehampton and with Dartmoor on your doorstep, we can think of no better place to enjoy beautiful Devon than with a stay in this lodge-style accommodation. A thoughtfully updated space that happily sleeps four guests in unrivalled comfort, this holiday cottage lends itself perfectly to a small family or group of friends. Dog lovers will be pleased to discover that they can bring along one canine companion to stay too, perfect for those hoping to enjoy dog-walking excursions in the Devonshire countryside all around. Featuring bright decor and windows that floods the property with light, this cheerful space presents a wonderful base for your next rural retreat. Head on inside to find an open-plan living space, complete with a contemporary kitchen and space for everyone to sit around a dining table at meal times. The lounge is set up with both a flame-effect electric fire and TV for late night entertainment, as well as offering direct access to the decking for al fresco evenings. Enjoy a dip in the hot tub and the luxury of a built in speaker system before retiring to one of the two bedrooms just down the corridor from the cosy lounge. Found on the outskirts of town, a short drive or rewarding walk will take you into Okehampton town centre (2 miles), passing the town’s castle en route (1.5 miles). Venture into the Dartmoor National Park to discover hikes from your doorstep, making a beeline for the Meldon Reservoir (1.5 miles) and stopping by the historic Meldon Viaduct (1 mile) to experience rewarding far-reaching views. Further afield you’ll find the ever-changing landscapes of Dartmoor ready to provide adventure aplenty. Explore the many tors or get lost in mystical woodlands where oak trees tower above walking and cycling routes.

Tucked away on the northern edge of Dartmoor National Park amongst beautiful Devon countryside, this contemporary lodge is perfect for families. With walks from your doorstep, you will be able to enjoy a slower pace of life by immersing yourselves in the rural tranquillity and soaking up the picturesque views. Despite its quiet location, you’re only 2 miles from the bustling market town of Okehampton, where you’ll find historic interest, independent shops and a range of eateries. After a day exploring, head home for a soak under the stars in your private hot tub. Exquisitely decorated in contemporary grey tones and stylish fixtures and fittings, this light and airy lodge is the ideal place to relax. Accessed via a small flight of steps, you enter the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner where floor to ceiling windows and French doors allow light to flood in. The kitchen is well equipped with everything you’ll need, whilst there is ample seating at the table and in front of the TV. There are two charming bedrooms, one of which has an en-suite, and a family bathroom to complete the accommodation. Outside, you can enjoy a spot of al fresco dining on the terrace before diving into the hot tub. With an abundance of natural beauty, this area of Devon has plenty to offer families and the proximity to the A30 makes travelling easy. Within Dartmoor itself, there are miles of walking and cycling trails, many of which take in charming towns and villages such as Chagford and Moretonhampstead (within 17 miles). For a walk with the wow factor, head to the National Trust’s Lydford Gorge (7.5 miles) or Castle Drogo (14 miles). For those looking to experience something a little more cosmopolitan, you can even head to the city of Exeter (27 miles).

Ideal for families, this modern, stylish lodge is located on the northern edge of Dartmoor National Park. Nestled amongst Devon’s stunning countryside, this lodge offers plenty of walking and cycling routes from its doorstep, allowing you to immerse yourselves in the rural lifestyle. Although it occupies a quiet location, the charming market town of Okehampton is only 2 miles away with plenty of historical interest and a range of independent shops and eateries. At the end of a day exploring, head home for a soak in your hot tub under the starry sky. This lodge is beautifully finished in relaxing grey tones and contemporary fixtures and fittings, with floor-to-ceiling windows and French doors which create a bright and airy space. Accessed via a small flight of steps, you enter the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, which allows you all to enjoy quality time together. The well-equipped kitchen has everything you’ll need, and when it comes to relaxing, there’s ample seating at the table and on the sofas. Completing the accommodation are two delightful bedrooms (one of which has an en-suite) and a family bathroom. Stepping out on to the terrace, you can enjoy a spot of al fresco dining before making the most of your private hot tub. Located close to the A30, access to the area’s stunning scenery and family attractions is easy and convenient. Dartmoor has miles of walking and cycling trails, many of which wind their way through charming towns and villages such as Chagford and Moretonhampstead (within 17 miles). If you’re looking for something a little more spectacular, why not head to the National Trust’s Lydford Gorge (7.5 miles) or Castle Drogo (14 miles). Or for something a little more cosmopolitan that offers some rainy-day activities, head to the city of Exeter (27 miles).