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Cuckoo Down Farm Glamping

Devon (South)
Devon (South) · EX11 1UE
At a glance
Dogs welcome
Real campfires allowed
Family friendly
Beach access
Working farm

Why campers love it here

Dogs are welcome here
Real campfires allowed at the site
A family-friendly site
Easy access to the beach
Set on a real working farm

About this site

Cuckoo Down Farm Glamping is a luxury glamping site on a 30-acre working sheep farm at West Hill, near Ottery St Mary in East Devon. This is glamping only, so there is no touring or tent camping here; instead you get four furnished safari lodges spread across a seven-acre field and a more secluded yurt tucked behind trees, each one with its own hot tub, shower, loo and proper kitchen. Everything is provided down to the corkscrews and cafetieres, which makes it an easy option for couples, families and groups who want the outdoors without the faff of pitching. The farm comes with chickens, sheep, ponies and pygmy goats, plus a three-acre oak and bluebell wood to explore, and campfires are allowed. One dog is welcome in each unit, so the family pet can come too. The World Heritage Jurassic Coast at Sidmouth, with its safe beaches, is about twenty minutes away by car, and Exeter is an easy drive for a rainy day. Bookings run as short breaks and week-long stays rather than single nights, and a hot tub is included with every lodge and the yurt. Cuckoo Down Farm Glamping suits anyone after a low-effort, comfortable stay in the East Devon countryside near Ottery St Mary; book early for summer weekends and school holidays.

Facilities

Access & welcome
Dogs welcome
Families welcome
Accessible facilities
The setting
Campfires allowed
Beach access
Working farm
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Cuckoo Down Farm Glamping
EX11 1UE

Good to know

Does Cuckoo Down Farm Glamping offer camping?
No, Cuckoo Down Farm is glamping only, with no tent or touring pitches. You stay in one of four furnished safari lodges or a secluded yurt, each with its own hot tub, shower, loo and kitchen, on a working sheep farm near Ottery St Mary.
Are dogs allowed at Cuckoo Down Farm Glamping?
Yes, dogs are welcome at Cuckoo Down Farm Glamping, with up to one dog allowed in each safari lodge or yurt. The 30-acre farm has plenty of space to roam, including an oak and bluebell wood, and campfires are permitted during your stay.
What is provided in the tents at Cuckoo Down Farm?
Each safari lodge and the yurt at Cuckoo Down Farm come with a private hot tub, shower, loo and a proper kitchen, with everything provided from bed linen and towels to corkscrews and cafetieres. You bring food and clothes and the rest is sorted.
How far is Cuckoo Down Farm from the beach?
Cuckoo Down Farm is around twenty minutes by car from Sidmouth and the World Heritage Jurassic Coast, with its safe beaches. The farm sits inland at West Hill near Ottery St Mary in East Devon, with Exeter also an easy drive for days out.
Is Cuckoo Down Farm Glamping suitable for groups?
Yes, Cuckoo Down Farm Glamping is set up for couples, families and groups, with four safari lodges and a yurt that can be booked together. Stays run as short breaks and week-long holidays rather than single nights, so book early for summer and school holidays.

Things to do nearby

Beach nearby
Fishing
Horse riding
Tennis
Watersports

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