EVERY STAY HELPS OUR REWILDING EFFORTSCABIN LIFE
Arrive, park up at your cabin’s own spot, and the rest is easy. We’ll have a wheelbarrow and head torch waiting for your bags, your key is in the lockbox, and the cabin will be ready for you. From then on, the only decisions you need to make are how long to stay in the outdoor bath and whether to light the fire before or after supper. Wi-Fi is there if you need it, or you can switch off entirely. Both are equally welcome here.
Hopi guests park right behind the cabin, so the wheelbarrow line doesn’t really apply to them. It still works for the page overall, though, since most guests walk in from parking.
COVE VALLEY MAPWalk the Cove Valley footpath, which only guests have access to, to see:
Wild Roe Deer
Ponies
Pigs
Storks
Beavers
Over 50 species of birds
Perched high in the forest canopy, Chatan is part treehouse, part sanctuary. It looks as though it grew here naturally - all timber and texture, blending seamlessly into the trees around it. From the balcony, watch the forest floor come alive below while soaking in the wood-fired outdoor bath. The most spacious of the three cabins, and the hardest to leave.
Hopi sits quietly on a hillside with sweeping views across the Exe Valley - the kind of views that make you stop mid-sentence. With a private sauna, wood-fired outdoor bath, rocking chairs on the deck and sunsets that shift with every season, it's a cabin built for those who know how to slow down - and those who are learning.
Tucked deep in the ferns and forest, Ukai is the most atmospheric of the three. Dark, romantic and wonderfully secluded, it offers a rare feeling of true solitude. Sleep in complete quiet, wake to woodland light filtering through the trees, and spend the evenings soaking in the wood-fired outdoor bath with only the sound of the nearby stream for company.
DOGS
Your dog is welcome to join you in Chatan, where the balcony is fully enclosed so they can enjoy the treetops safely. Ukai will be next. They'll love the smells as much as you'll love the quiet. Just keep them on a lead outside – this is a working rewilding project, and the cattle, pigs, deer and beavers were here first. There's a towel by the door for muddy paws, and we'll leave out a bowl and something tasty for when they arrive.
LOCATIONCove Valley sits in the heart of the Exe Valley, on the edge of Exmoor National Park in Devon. Closer than you might think - Tiverton Parkway station is just 15 minutes away, with direct trains from London Paddington and Bristol. The countryside is well within reach.

