Dingle Den

Craswall, Herefordshire

Dingle Den is a tempting eco-friendly retreat located in Craswall, Herefordshire, in the heart of England. Set in a picturesque field next to a stream and surrounded by the Black Mountains, this cosy cabin is perfect for couples and small families seeking a peaceful countryside escape. The well-insulated cabin sleeps up to 4 people and features solar powered electricity, hot running water, a kitchenette, private bathroom, and a log burner for chilly evenings. Guests can enjoy toasting marshmallows around the fire pit and taking in the serene natural surroundings.

The accommodation is dog-friendly, with one well-behaved dog allowed, and there are plenty of nearby walks to explore, including the ancient Drovers’ Road and Offa’s Dyke path. The town of Hay on Wye, known for its literary festival and charming shops, is just 6 miles away. Foodies will appreciate the local produce available in the area, as well as the Abergavenny Food Festival which offers markets, tastings, and workshops. Outdoor enthusiasts can partake in mountain biking, road cycling, kayaking on the river Wye, and various activities offered by Mountain Mayhem.

History buffs will enjoy exploring the surrounding area, which is rich in British history with centuries-old chapels, a small English Heritage castle site, and the medieval 'Mappa Mundi' map in Hereford. The statue of composer Sir Edward Elgar outside Hereford Cathedral and the ancient Llanthony Priory are also worth a visit. Access to Dingle Den is via a private road on the owners' property, with a short walk to the cabin from the parking spot. The owners are happy to assist with luggage on arrival and departure, ensuring a smooth and relaxing stay for guests. Overall, Dingle Den offers a unique and tranquil retreat for those looking to reconnect with nature and explore the beauty of Herefordshire.