Hawkings Hideaway
12 reviews
Cosy shepherd’s hut with a wood-fired hot tub and spectacular views on a farm in North Devon, a romantic rural escape.
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Highlights
- Cosy interior with a wood-burning stove and a comfy double bed.
- Large decking area with outdoor furniture and a fire pit overlooking the pretty valley.
- Breakfast hampers and a BBQ box are available to guests.
- Set on a picturesque farm.
- Relax in the wood-fired hot tub after a long walk or a trip to the beach.
- Located in North Devon with countless walking trails and close to the beaches on the north coast.
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- No smoking.
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The details
Tucked away on a secluded spot on Luckett Farm in Devon, Hawkings Hideaway is a cosy and eco-friendly shepherd’s hut. Wander down a private woodland path from the pretty farmhouse and you’ll find the hut set in a picturesque scene of rolling hills, trees and farm animals. Enjoy long countryside walks followed by a dip in your wood-fired hot tub as you watch the sunset. This is a wonderful rural escape for couples looking to slow down the pace and reconnect with nature.
Wake up in the mornings in your luxurious double with a comfortable mattress to the sound of birdsong and take your morning coffee out to the deck where you might be lucky enough to spot one of the local Red Deer. There’s a kitchenette with all the basics to get you started including an electric hob, toaster, and an honesty bar stocked with wine and beer. It also offers wonderful views over ‘deer valley’ from the window over the sink. There’s a small dining area next to a wood-burning stove, perfect for cosy evenings in. You’ll find the bathroom facilities in two separate huts where there’s a toilet and a shower.
Outside, on the 65-foot decking area, you’ll find the wood-fired hot tub which is perfectly positioned to enjoy the stunning views. Sit back on one of the deck chairs while dinner cooks over the fire pit and when the sun has set, snuggle up under some blankets, toast some marshmallows and perhaps enjoy a hot chocolate before bed.
From this secluded spot, there are many walking routes and trails to choose from, including a walk to the local pub, the Michelin star rated ‘The Masons Arms’. Whether you’re looking for a pretty 20-minute ramble in the local area or want to tackle part of the 102 mile Two Moors Way which crosses Dartmoor and Exmoor, there are walks to suit everyone. Head out to Exmoor and see if you can spot any of the iconic Red Deer or one of the herds of Exmoor Ponies that roam freely on the moor. The dramatic coastline of North Devon is also close by with rocky coves and sandy beaches to explore. Saunton Sands and Putsborough are well worth visiting, especially if you’re bringing the dog along too.
Wake up in the mornings in your luxurious double with a comfortable mattress to the sound of birdsong and take your morning coffee out to the deck where you might be lucky enough to spot one of the local Red Deer. There’s a kitchenette with all the basics to get you started including an electric hob, toaster, and an honesty bar stocked with wine and beer. It also offers wonderful views over ‘deer valley’ from the window over the sink. There’s a small dining area next to a wood-burning stove, perfect for cosy evenings in. You’ll find the bathroom facilities in two separate huts where there’s a toilet and a shower.
Outside, on the 65-foot decking area, you’ll find the wood-fired hot tub which is perfectly positioned to enjoy the stunning views. Sit back on one of the deck chairs while dinner cooks over the fire pit and when the sun has set, snuggle up under some blankets, toast some marshmallows and perhaps enjoy a hot chocolate before bed.
From this secluded spot, there are many walking routes and trails to choose from, including a walk to the local pub, the Michelin star rated ‘The Masons Arms’. Whether you’re looking for a pretty 20-minute ramble in the local area or want to tackle part of the 102 mile Two Moors Way which crosses Dartmoor and Exmoor, there are walks to suit everyone. Head out to Exmoor and see if you can spot any of the iconic Red Deer or one of the herds of Exmoor Ponies that roam freely on the moor. The dramatic coastline of North Devon is also close by with rocky coves and sandy beaches to explore. Saunton Sands and Putsborough are well worth visiting, especially if you’re bringing the dog along too.
Tucked away on a secluded spot on Luckett Farm in Devon, Hawkings Hideaway is a cosy and eco-friendly shepherd’s hut. Wander down a private woodland path from the pretty farmhouse and you’ll find the hut set in a picturesque scene of rolling hills, trees and farm animals. Enjoy long countryside walks followed by a dip in your wood-fired hot tub as you watch the sunset. This is a wonderful rural escape for couples looking to slow down the pace and reconnect with nature.
Wake up in the mornings in your luxurious double with a comfortable mattress to the sound of birdsong and take your morning coffee out to the deck where you might be lucky enough to spot one of the local Red Deer. There’s a kitchenette with all the basics to get you started including an electric hob, toaster, and an honesty bar stocked with wine and beer. It also offers wonderful views over ‘deer valley’ from the window over the sink. There’s a small dining area next to a wood-burning stove, perfect for cosy evenings in. You’ll find the bathroom facilities in two separate huts where there’s a toilet and a shower.
Outside, on the 65-foot decking area, you’ll find the wood-fired hot tub which is perfectly positioned to enjoy the stunning views. Sit back on one of the deck chairs while dinner cooks over the fire pit and when the sun has set, snuggle up under some blankets, toast some marshmallows and perhaps enjoy a hot chocolate before bed.
From this secluded spot, there are many walking routes and trails to choose from, including a walk to the local pub, the Michelin star rated ‘The Masons Arms’. Whether you’re looking for a pretty 20-minute ramble in the local area or want to tackle part of the 102 mile Two Moors Way which crosses Dartmoor and Exmoor, there are walks to suit everyone. Head out to Exmoor and see if you can spot any of the iconic Red Deer or one of the herds of Exmoor Ponies that roam freely on the moor. The dramatic coastline of North Devon is also close by with rocky coves and sandy beaches to explore. Saunton Sands and Putsborough are well worth visiting, especially if you’re bringing the dog along too.
Wake up in the mornings in your luxurious double with a comfortable mattress to the sound of birdsong and take your morning coffee out to the deck where you might be lucky enough to spot one of the local Red Deer. There’s a kitchenette with all the basics to get you started including an electric hob, toaster, and an honesty bar stocked with wine and beer. It also offers wonderful views over ‘deer valley’ from the window over the sink. There’s a small dining area next to a wood-burning stove, perfect for cosy evenings in. You’ll find the bathroom facilities in two separate huts where there’s a toilet and a shower.
Outside, on the 65-foot decking area, you’ll find the wood-fired hot tub which is perfectly positioned to enjoy the stunning views. Sit back on one of the deck chairs while dinner cooks over the fire pit and when the sun has set, snuggle up under some blankets, toast some marshmallows and perhaps enjoy a hot chocolate before bed.
From this secluded spot, there are many walking routes and trails to choose from, including a walk to the local pub, the Michelin star rated ‘The Masons Arms’. Whether you’re looking for a pretty 20-minute ramble in the local area or want to tackle part of the 102 mile Two Moors Way which crosses Dartmoor and Exmoor, there are walks to suit everyone. Head out to Exmoor and see if you can spot any of the iconic Red Deer or one of the herds of Exmoor Ponies that roam freely on the moor. The dramatic coastline of North Devon is also close by with rocky coves and sandy beaches to explore. Saunton Sands and Putsborough are well worth visiting, especially if you’re bringing the dog along too.
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Please note the minimum stay at Hawkings Hideaway is 2 nights.
Please note the minimum stay at Hawkings Hideaway is 2 nights.
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Reviews
From previous guests4.8
Based on 12 reviews
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We had a wonderful 3-night stay in the hut. The views are breathtaking - the perfect setting to unwind and switch off. The bed was very comfortable, and waking up to such peaceful surroundings was a really lovely way to start each day. Thoughtfully designed and full of charm. A memorable experience that we thoroughly enjoyed.
Coolstays User
Stayed July 2025
A fanstic way to spend a birthday weekend - the Hideaway is beautiful, with great outdoor cooking facilities and feels so private! Enjoyed the hot tub and sauna! Host could have been more generous with items such as soup and toilet paper - but overall a fantastic stay!
Coolstays User
Stayed May 2024
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