Hillside Huts & Cabins

Highlights

• Winner of Gold and Silver at the North East Tourism Awards.
• Enjoy a delightful stay in these rustic, comfy Shepherd’s Huts & Cabins with private decks, fabulous views, wood-fired hot tubs, and firepits.
• Gaze up at the stars from the stargazing roof of Saba’s Hut & Tilly’s Hut.
• Enjoy breakfast on the outdoor terrace, with its wooden furniture and charming views of the Northumberland countryside.
• Spend hours reading in the rocking chair at Lottie’s Cabin, aptly placed opposite a woodburning stove for comfort during the winter months.
• Get cosy in the king-sized beds, or enjoy a night spent in the bunk beds of Saba’s Hut
• These huts are ideally located for exploring the local area, with plenty to see and do nearby.
• We also now accept one dog in Joe’s Place, the charge for a dog is £35

You should know

• Dogs are not permitted at Saba’s Hut & Lottie’s Cabin.
• Check-in days are Monday, Wednesday or Friday.

Located on a Northumberland Farm, the luxury Shepherds Huts and Cabins pose a quaint retreat from reality. Tilly’s Hut and Lottie’s Cabin sleep two, whilst Saba’s Hut and Joe’s Place sleeps two adults and two children ( please note Joe’s Place has a sofa bed) for an idyllic family holiday with the little ones. Surrounded by nature, Hillside Huts & Cabins promises relaxation, posing the opportunity for stargazing amidst the dark skies of rural Northumberland. The comfortably furnished huts have luxurious bathing facilities, including a freestanding bath and power shower. Saba’s Hut and Joe’s Place even have a private outdoor shower, the shower heads are old copper kettles. Each hut has a private deck with a private wood-fired hot tub and firepit, providing you with the perfect location for an evening relaxing amidst the stunning scenery. This isn’t one to miss.

Boasting Saba’s Hut, Tilly’s Hut, Lottie’s Cabin and Joe's Place, Hillside Huts & Cabins offers something for everyone. Each property hosts a power shower, washbasin, and flushing loo, further featuring WiFi, gas hob, oven and fridge. That means you have plenty of modern amenities at your disposal to make your stay that little bit more enjoyable. Guests can relax outside by the firepit, or sit inside and enjoy a movie with a nice glass of wine.

The huts are furnished with a king-sized bed for a guaranteed night of rest. Saba’s Hut accommodates four, two adults and two children spaced across a king-sized bed and single-sized bunk beds. Joe’s Place has a king size bed and sofa bed which can accommodate two small children.

Lottie’s Cabin is an exciting double-storey cabin inspired by accommodation in the Rocky Mountains of Canada, hosting a freestanding bathtub, rustic flooring and a gorgeous wooden staircase to a large bedroom and sitting room. Here, guests can sit back and relax in the classic rocking chair, placed opposite a wood-burning fire for ultimate comfort.

Joe’s Place is the largest Shepherd’s Hut at Hillside Huts and has a large outdoor space with a lovely private hot tub. This L-shaped hut gives you plenty of space to relax and unwind, and has a super-comfy king size bed and a large picture window that overlooks the meadow. Your outdoor deck also has an outside shower for alfresco washes under the stars.

Whichever of the huts you choose, you're guaranteed a delightful stay, as the rustic interiors, comfy furnishings and stunning views ensure that all guests leave feeling well rested and restored.

Immersed in the depths of the Northumbrian countryside, Hillside Huts & Cabins is perfectly located to enjoy all the area has to offer. The Northumberland coast, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with its miles of sandy beaches, is only three miles away.

Bamburgh, Alnwick and Lindisfarne along with the large country houses of Wallington and Cragside are also close by. Why not sample the fantastic fish and chips at the ‘Fish Shack’ on Amble’s harbour, with views of the River Coquet and Warkworth Castle.

The heather-clad hills of Rothbury and Simonside are only a half hour drive away, and in forty-five minutes you can be on top of Hadrian’s Wall, the inspiration for Game of Thrones.

For the more adventurous you can stargaze at Kielder Observatory in the Northumberland National Park or go Puffin, whale and dolphin spotting off the coast while taking a cruise to the world famous Farne Islands.

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