You’ll stay in one of several novelty accommodations (the double‑decker bus is the signature), walk the farm tracks, view sculptures and vintage motors, and can fish or picnic by the Turon River. Facilities are basic in some units—bring essentials listed below.
Highlights
- Sleep on the upper deck of a restored 1949 London double‑decker bus; lower deck has kitchen and bathroom.
- See a collection of sculptures, antique motors, a WWII army tower and a converted railway station.
- Walk farm tracks across 150 acres and access river frontage for fishing and picnics.
- Children’s playground on site and 24/7 front desk support.
Best way to experience it: Book a self‑contained novelty unit for at least one night to arrive mid‑afternoon, explore the grounds before sunset and bring your own drinking water, towels and linen for some units if not provided.