Lily Of The Valley

Lily of the Valley is a shepherd’s hut on a working farm near Camelford, set within the North Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with open moorland views. The hut sleeps two in a king-size bedroom designed with owner-made details throughout. Unique fixtures and fittings give the interior a different feel from standard self-catering accommodation.

Outside, a private patio holds the hot tub, BBQ and firepit. One dog is welcome and a field directly beside the hut provides space for off-lead exercise without needing to drive.

Bossiney Cove is 2.7 miles - a narrow north-facing beach accessible via a steep path, popular with climbers. Trebarwith Strand, a more accessible beach with seasonal lifeguard cover and a pub, is 3 miles. Tregardock Beach, a remote cove that appears only at low tide, is 4 miles. Crackington Haven with its dramatic 120-metre cliffs is 6.9 miles.

Tintagel Castle - set on a headland connected to the mainland by a bridge and associated with Arthurian legend - is within 3 miles. Boscastle, with its sheltered harbour and National Trust-managed village, is also within 3 miles.

The farm location provides a quiet night sky away from light pollution. The property is rated 4.8 from 36 reviews, with equipment scoring 5 out of 5.

Ideal for couples wanting a distinctive rural stay within range of dramatic north Cornwall coastline. Not great for guests who need to be right on the beach or who require a washing machine on site.