Camping pod; location; proximity to site seeing; friendly hosts with friendly golden retrievers (a bonus!)

Limited privacy between the 3 pods, a hedge would have been nice

Archers meadow is a beautiful place to unwind or go out on adventures. Nothing is too much trouble for the owners, lovely, clean comfortable pods.

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Beautiful surroundings and friendly hosts. The pod was so warm and cosy and had everything you could possibly need for a peaceful break away.

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We liked everything about our stay. The pod was thoughtfully designed, very well equipped, clean and cosy. The owners were lovely, very friendly and helpful. The area was beautiful and we went out for lots of walks and trips with our dog.

There was nothing to dislike.

I don’t go camping ever, I was just looking for a quiet weekend in nature with my dog and Archer’s Meadow Glamping did not disappoint.

The cabin was warm, clean, and well stocked. It was more luxurious than most hotels I’ve stayed in!

The bathroom was immaculate with a good pressure shower. Clean/fluffy towels, wonderful shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel.
The bed was comfortable, if a little firm. Plenty of pillows and extra throw blankets to hand.
The kitchen was stocked with the essentials and a few extras like milk/coffee/tea. Everything was clean and easy to use.
There was plenty of space for me and my Labrador to relax and move around. I enjoyed sitting on the couch with a view out the glass doors of a rolling countryside. It was very peaceful at my time of visiting.
The porch was gorgeously situated to have a view of the sunrise in the mornings. Bring some stargazing kit if you can because the view of the sky at night is insane.
I didn’t use the fire facilities because it was damp when I visited (mid feb), but they appeared well maintained.

I found the wifi to be excellent, but I don’t think there were many guests during my stay so I couldn’t say what it would be like height of summer with a full camp.

There isn’t much in the village outside of a few DELICIOUS restaurants, but the mere is the place to be! An easy/direct, 25 minute walk from the campsite. It had a beautiful path around the mere (studded with bits of local art), an amazing kids park, a place to feed swans/ducks/geese, and a dog friendly restaurant right on the water called The Boathouse. Wonderful service, delicious food, and possibly the best mocha I’ve ever had.

All I wanted was a quiet weekend, no stress, walking my dog and reading a book; and this place gave me all that. I always felt safe and relaxed. I plan on booking another trip here in one of the bigger cabins and bringing my husband and daughter along!

There isn’t as much space for a dog to run around as you’d think (though they are permitted to run around the site). The fields you see all belong to a farmer and the fence line is actually pretty close to the cabins. There was one trail directly on the site (the dingle), but it was rained out at my time of visit (which is no one’s fault!) but I would have had to have my dog on a lead to use it because it runs alongside a poultry farm. If you’re looking for big nature walks with a dog, I think you do have to get off and away from the site quite a ways.