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Berry Lawn Linhay Bothy

Lynmouth, Devon
The exterior of Berry Lawn Linhay bothy, Lynmouth, Devon
The exterior of Berry Lawn Linhay bothy
The sleeping platforms in Berry Lawn Linhay bothy.
The interior of Berry Lawn Linhay bothy.
The exterior of Berry Lawn Linhay bothy, Lynmouth, Devon The exterior of Berry Lawn Linhay bothy The sleeping platforms in Berry Lawn Linhay bothy. The interior of Berry Lawn Linhay bothy.

At-a-glance details

  • Guests 4
  • Bedrooms 1
  • Preferred changeover day Flexible
  • Minimum stay 3 nights
  • Number of dogs welcome 2
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About Berry Lawn Linhay Bothy

This camping barn offers is an ideal overnight stop for walkers on the South West Coast Path.

Berry Lawn Linhay bothy perches on top of some of England’s highest cliffs, with amazing views to the north over the Bristol Channel, and magnificent views of the Watersmeet Valley and Exmoor on other sides.

The former farm building offers a simple, basic walkers’ overnight shelter. There is a sink unit with cold water tap (not drinking water) and two double sleeping platforms. There are no windows to the bothy; however, the front door is glazed. There is a small open courtyard to the rear of the bothy housing the composting toilet cubicle.

It is the perfect place to get away from it all, with minimal noise and light pollution and animals grazing nearby. Berry Lawn Linhay Bothy is minutes away from the South West Coast Path, about 500m from the nearest pub and approximately 2 miles from the nearest town of Lynmouth.

Enquire and book

Call 0344 335 1296

Opening times

Following the latest update from government, we’re closing all of our bothies and bunkhouses in England from 5 November to 2 December inclusive.

Email bunkhouses@nationaltrust.org.uk

Features and facilities

  • Cot & high chair not available
  • Microwave not available
  • Fridge not available
  • Freezer not available
  • Dishwasher not available
  • Washing machine not available
  • Tumble dryer not available
  • Telephone not available
  • Television not available
  • DVD not available
  • WiFi* not available
  • Open fire / wood burner not available
  • Garden not available
  • BBQ not available

Layout

  • Ground floor

    The bothy consists of one room, containing two double sleeping platforms and a cold water sink (not drinking water). There are no windows to the bothy; however, the front door is glazed.

    There is a small open courtyard to the rear of the bothy, housing the composting toilet cubicle.

Notes for guests

Heating: No heating provided.

Bedding/linen: No linen provided. 

Parking: There is no parking for this bothy. The nearest public car parks are over a mile away and there is no suitable roadside parking.

Garden: There is a small open courtyard at the back of the bothy and the bothy is set in open countryside.

Electricity: There is no electricity or lighting in the bothy. 

Drinking water: There is no potable water in the bothy, althought there is a cold water tap.

Hazards: This is an area of minimal light pollution and so the nights will be dark. Even a trip to the toilet will need a torch.

Dog owners should be aware that there is no enclosed garden at the bothy.

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Watersmeet through the trees in autumn

Watersmeet

Dramatic river gorge and ancient woodland in stunning surroundings
A ford in the Lorna Doone Valley

Lorna Doone Valley

Mystical valley and peaceful walks in countryside made famous by RD Blackmore
Cliffs at Heddon's Mouth

Heddon Valley

Towering cliffs, coves and a wooded valley within Exmoor National Park
Early morning on Exmoor's coastline at Bossington Beach

Bossington

A peaceful coastal hamlet on the edge of the Holnicote Estate, with distinctive thatched cottages.
Historic photo of Arlington showing a loggia in the mid-nineteenth century

Arlington Court and the National Trust Carriage Museum

Intriguing Regency house and impressive collection of horse-drawn vehicles, set in a picturesque garden
Horner Wood in autumn

Horner Wood

One of the largest and most beautiful ancient oak woods in Britain, a National Nature Reserve nestled on the Holnicote Estate.

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Berry Lawn Linhay Bothy

Lynmouth, Devon
Call 0344 335 1296
Email bunkhouses@nationaltrust.org.uk

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