About this property
Unique, peaceful, cosy and quaint cedar wood built holiday lodge. One double featuring wardrobe and one twin room featuring a bunk bed with bottom double and single top bunk, bathroom with electric shower, open plan living space featuring modern kitchen, dining area and lounge. Front door leading to decking for al fresco dining. Ideal for exploring North Devon.
Site Description
Grattons Cedar Lodges are set within a quiet picturesque hillside garden location on the edge of the village of Berrynarbor. Nestled in an area of outstanding natural beauty with stunning valley and sea views. There are two pubs and a shop nearby.
Positioned just a mile away from Exmoor National Park and close to some of the best beaches in the country with the south west coastal path nearby, it’s an ideal base from which to explore the scenery of North Devon or just to relax in the peace and tranquillity of the garden setting.
A children’s play area, a field for dog walking and a laundry room are available on site.
For all 2019 bookings the park will no longer be offering towel hire and visitors will need to bring their own.
Accommodation
Non Smoking
Pet(s) Allowed
Safer Stays
Reviews (14)
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Laura
Nice lodge but basic. Clean enough but could have done with being provided with more ways to clean ourselves eg a sweeping brush owing to all of the laminate flooring. Beautiful views and a nice seating area to watch the ‘world go by’! Would recommend.
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Karen
No blind in bathroom, anyone could see straight in, plug not working in sink, oven rack and dish needed a good clean, no where to hang clothes, if I had known about the road leading up to the park and the parking three I would not have booked a week there, i have been on many hoseasons hols and had no problems at all, lovely area lots to see and do, places to eat near by
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Sian
The batteries in the remote control did not work, we replaced them, the curtain pole had broken over the one window and there were no blinds in the bathroom. There were no staff members on site so noone to report this to. However the lodge was clean and there was an oil filled radiator in the bedroom and an electric fire in the living area which adequately heated the lodge on the days we were there, which were very wet.