Lime Kiln

Tucked away on a working farm near the village of Blagdon, Lime Kiln offers couples a unique glamping experience in the heart of North Somerset. This purpose-built pod combines cosy charm with contemporary comfort, creating an intimate retreat surrounded by open countryside. The pod's distinctive design catches the eye immediately. A striking circular entrance frames views across the surrounding farmland, while the curved roof and timber construction give it a sense of character rarely found in holiday accommodation. Step inside and you will find a thoughtfully arranged studio space that makes the most of every inch. A wood-burning stove takes centre stage, providing warmth on cooler evenings and that irresistible glow that transforms any space into a proper hideaway. The compact kitchen has everything needed for preparing meals, from a gas hob to a microwave, while the integrated shower room offers all the essentials without sacrificing style. The sleeping area features a comfortable double bed positioned to catch the morning light through that signature round window. It is the kind of space that invites you to linger over breakfast, watching the farm come to life beyond the glass. Outside, your private hot tub awaits in the decking area. There is something rather special about soaking beneath the North Somerset sky, steam rising into the evening air, with nothing but sheep and birdsong for company. A picnic bench provides the perfect spot for alfresco dining, and on clear nights, the lack of light pollution makes for excellent stargazing. The village of Blagdon sits just two and a half miles away, offering a welcoming pub, local shops and a café. For more substantial shopping, Bristol is within easy reach, but the real draw here is what lies closer to hand. Cheddar Gorge, with its dramatic cliffs and ancient caves, makes for an excellent day trip. Wookey Hole offers family-friendly attractions alongside its famous caverns. The Mendip Hills, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, provide walking and cycling routes with views across the Chew Valley lakes. For a change of pace, the historic city of Bath beckons with its Roman heritage, Georgian architecture and excellent restaurants. Wells, England's smallest city, offers its magnificent cathedral and the tranquil Bishop's Palace. Lime Kiln delivers that rare combination: proper countryside seclusion with world-class attractions just a short drive away. Perfect for couples seeking something a little different.