Log cabin holidays in the south of England

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2 rental properties match your search for Pine lodge break southern England
Log Cabin
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Broomfield, Somerset, England
Self-catering
sleeps  56 sleeps 56
13 bedrooms 13 bedrooms
5 bathrooms 5 bathrooms
no dogs allowed No pets
family friendly family friendly

Large group accommodation lodges in beautiful Quantock Hills area of Somerset, sleeping up to 30 guests in total, sociable communal spaces with BBQ and camp fire to, set in Quantock Hills.

ground floor bedroom countryside views over fields and farmlands
Facilities, Features & Awards:
microwave in kitchenwood burning stovefireplaceBBQParkinggarden
7 nights from £3822
Next available: 29 Mar - 4 nights
Log Cabin
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Blue Anchor, Somerset, England
Self-catering
sleeps  4 sleeps 4
2 bedrooms 2 bedrooms
1 bathrooms 1 bathroom
 2 dogs welcome  2 dogs welcome
cat friendly cat friendly

Two bedroom holiday bungalow located next to a tranquil woodland only around one mile from Blue Anchor with its lovely beach, conveniently close to Minehead and just a few miles away from Exmoor National Park.

ground floor bedroom garden views
Facilities, Features & Awards:
TVmicrowave in kitchenParkingenclosed garden
7 nights from £395
Next available: 02 Nov - 7 nights
* Price quoted is not inclusive of any applicable booking fees or local charges.

Choose a beautiful log cabin in the south of England for an amazing self-catering holiday. Log cabins are often the holiday accommodation of choice, especially for weekend breaks. Attractive, contemporary, intelligently fitted out, a holiday lodge has it all.

Each lodge contains a full complement of essential rooms such as a fitted kitchen with appliances, a bathroom, a living room and bedrooms. The up-market lodges may also have a built-in sauna, jacuzzi bath, power shower with changing coloured lights. Most will have a patio or decking and a small garden. Outdoor spas are another popular feature.

The various lodges in the southern part of England can be either independently owned and stand in a secluded rural setting or part of a larger complex of lodges with superb facilities, perhaps golf or a swimming pool, or both. The lodges in a lakeland setting may offer optional fishing. These always look divine because of the waterside location.