Nestled in the picturesque Bray Valley with breathtaking countryside views, this glamping site offers a perfect escape with access to Little Bray House’s gardens and facilities, nearby countryside walks, and Exmoor National Park. The pods are unique, crafted from repurposed WWII Army buildings, originally part of a searchlight headquarters and POW camp on the Little Bray Estate. Each pod is equipped with a log burner, king-size bed, camping gaz stove, and ample space, ensuring a comfortable stay.

Situated on the boundary of two fields, each pod allows guests to enjoy incredible valley views and substantial privacy. Designed for spaciousness, the pods feature an open plan with a log burner for cosy warmth. Though showers and toilets are a short walk away, the purpose-built ablutions block maintains the historical ambiance of the wartime site.

Guests have exclusive use of their glamping pod along with access to the expansive grounds and relaxation areas of Little Bray House. Adjacent woodlands and fishing rights on the River Bray (subject to licence) further enhance the appeal.

For more information and history, guests are encouraged to visit the Little Bray House website. Note that the pods are solar-powered, sufficient for basic needs but not for a reliable fridge, which is currently unavailable.

What We Love:

We love the unique WWII-era pods, breathtaking valley views, serene privacy, log burners, and access to Little Bray House’s gardens and historical grounds—perfect for a tranquil retreat.

Owner Name:

Margaret

Review Details:

Number of Reviews: 57

Average Rating: 4.88

Review Summary:

Reviewers praised Margaret’s grandson Jaimie for excellent care, noted the spacious and comfortable accommodations, nearby attractions, and the convenience of the facilities. Overall, it was a peaceful and relaxing stay.