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A private hot tub, a stove and a sea view, with a beach a mile along the coast. That’s the whole plan.
From £124 a night
Enid’s Place, our yurt, has its own private hot tub in its garden, just off the covered deck. It’s yours for the whole stay, with a sea view by day and dark skies at night. See Enid’s Place.
Blackpool Sands is about a mile along the coast: a sheltered bay with Blue Flag water and lifeguards in season. Swim, warm up by the stove, then back into the hot tub.
Walk the South West Coast Path from the park, read on the deck, look at the stars. Dinner at Kendricks in Dartmouth is 10 minutes away when you want someone else to cook.
Our Ecopods will each have a hot tub outside too. They’re not bookable yet: see the Ecopods.
Yes. Enid’s Place yurt at Stoke Fleming, near Dartmouth, has a private hot tub, a wood-burning stove and a sea view.
Yes, it is in the yurt’s own garden and only for guests staying in Enid’s Place.
Yes, Enid’s Place is open all year.
Yes. Blackpool Sands is about a mile along the coast, with Blue Flag water and lifeguards in season.
No. The bell tents don’t have hot tubs. The Ecopods will when they open.
Glamping at the Cove is at Leonards Cove Holiday Village, on the clifftops at Stoke Fleming, Dartmouth, Devon TQ6 0NR. Dartmouth is about 3 miles away (10 minutes by car) and Blackpool Sands beach is about a mile along the coast.
