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Inspired to book your break or would like to find out more? Take a look at all our unique holiday cottages and find your perfect getaway.
Whether you're taking a solo trek or gathering friends, family and dogs for a hike, we've got a place for you to stay...
Find out more about campsites and cottages with family-friendly trails on the doorstep, lots of accommodation on the coast path, and remote accommodation for tackling iconic routes.
From a grand Victorian house in Eryri (Snowdonia) and 15th-century manor near the South West Coast Path, to a log cabin in the Lakes and a restored barn in Yorkshire, we've got somewhere special for every type of walking holiday - chasing waterfalls, exploring peaks and fells, and tackling the coast.
This route along the Exmoor coastline starts at West Challacombe Bothy and finishes at Foreland Bothy or Butter Hill Barn.
A tiny smuggler's cabin on the edge of one of the most beautiful beaches in Cornwall.
A fisherman’s cottage with sea views, perched on the hillside close to the famous 200-year old Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge.
A former fisherman’s cottage next to a cosy pub with sea views and a bright, contemporary living space.
With panoramic views over Robin Hood’s Bay, this cottage offers coast and countryside on the doorstep.
By the wild, big-surf beach at Freshwater West, a great spot for sunsets and stargazing.
A coastal campsite on the Lizard peninsula near award-winning beaches.
Explore some of the UK's most famous natural landmarks on a coastal walk. With a variety of walking trails offering clifftop views, golden sands and local wildlife, there's a walk for everyone.
A two-bedroom cottage just above Tarn Hows with heaps of character in the heart of the Lakes.
Right on top of the cliffs on the Needles headland, this spacious cottage has uninterrupted views of the sea, glorious sunsets and the night sky.
Part of a thatched farmhouse surrounded by trees, this cottage is only a short walk to breathtaking coastal views at Golden Cap.
A rural gathering house in the heart of Eryri (Snowdonia).
In a secluded spot with incredible views of the Peak District, this cosy stone cottage is the perfect base for an outdoor adventure.
There are four National Trust campsites in the Lake District, all near fantastic walks of all kinds and levels of challenge. Image: Great Langdale Campsite
This loughside camping escape is miles from anywhere, and has islands, wildlife trails and castle ruins to discover.
This little cottage is on the edge of 2,000 acres of rare landscape, filled with wildlife, at the Wicken Fen Nature Reserve.
Sitting on Brownsea Island, with stunning sea views and the chance to spot a red squirrel or two.
This rural, village campsite is by the river and working mill. It's an easy walk along the water to St Ives, a historic market town, and there are lots of other paths and trails in the area.
This simple little apartment is in the hub of Boscastle, a picture-postcard harbour and village surrounded by walks from level, riverside strolls to trails out onto the cliffs.
This welcoming dairy cottage is surrounded by lovely walks, with 10 acres of gardens and parkland reaching along the River Wye.
This traditional estate-worker’s cottage is full of Welsh character. It’s on the Hafod Estate with trails from the gate leading to waterfalls, gardens and spectacular views.
From the campsite, the popular Eskdale trail follows the Esk River and heads up to Stanley Ghyll Force, a 60-foot waterfall in a deep gorge.
This campsite is on the Pennine Way, and there are marked trails and mapped routes for every kind of walk in the area.
Cornwall is the perfect spot for a hiking holiday, with coastal walks in rich mining history, sweeping headlands, creeks, valleys and secluded sandy beaches. Choose from one of our unique sea view, cliff-top or countryside holiday cottages and you can start the walk you're dreaming of as soon as you step out of your door.
Breathe deep, stride out and smile wide - nature it waiting to be explored on your next walking holiday in the Lake District. Conquer the fells and pikes, hike through woodland, or meander along the glistening waters. With our wide range of holiday cottages across the Lake District, will you choose to open your door to well-trodden routes or wild and remote lands?
Walk through millions of years of history in these south west counties, to discover a prehistoric stone circle and a formidable gorge.
The land of the dragons and a landscape of mystical beauty. Will your boots take you to the wooded valleys and sandy beaches of Cardigan Bay, the jagged peaks and secret waterfalls of Eryri (Snowdonia), or the secluded coves and rocky causeways of the Gower Peninsula? Discover the diverse wilderness of Wales on self-guided walking holidays.
Inspired to book your break or would like to find out more? Take a look at all our unique holiday cottages and find your perfect getaway.