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Solway Hideaway

Cumbria » Wallsend Guest House & Glamping Pods, Bowness-on-Solway, CA7 5AF
Sleeps 2
Pets 1
Hot Tub
Bedrooms: 1
One of a small cluster of glamping pods within the village’s Old Rectory grounds, this striking adults-only retreat is less than 200 metres from the Bowness-on-Solway shoreline, and close to the Lake District and the westerly-most point of the world-famous Hadrian’s Wall Path. The village is home to a welcoming pub, café and tea room – drop in for refreshments after enjoying far-reaching views across the estuary. Explore the nearby nature reserves: the Solway Coast National Landscape offers a safe haven to a wealth of migrating birds and wildlife, and is rich in history.
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About Solway Hideaway

One of a small cluster of glamping pods within the village’s Old Rectory grounds, this striking adults-only retreat is less than 200 metres from the Bowness-on-Solway shoreline, and close to the Lake District and the westerly-most point of the world-famous Hadrian’s Wall Path. The village is home to a welcoming pub, café and tea room – drop in for refreshments after enjoying far-reaching views across the estuary.

Explore the nearby nature reserves: the Solway Coast National Landscape offers a safe haven to a wealth of migrating birds and wildlife, and is rich in history. Just 16 miles cross-country, Victorian seaside town Silloth has independent stores and eateries, Gretna Green (21 miles) is synonymous with secret weddings, and Cumbria’s capital city, Carlisle (14 miles), is packed with places to eat and drink, heritage sites, and is the terminus for the renowned Settle-Carlisle Railway.

Stylish and snug at any time of year, this contemporary couple’s retreat features an open-plan layout that prioritises together-time. French doors to one end allow a nice flow of natural light and accentuate the good head-height, while a clever use of space provides all the essentials of home.

The kitchen may be compact but it has all you’ll need for food prep, while the dining suite has space to spread maps and guidebooks as you plan your next day’s adventures. Cuddle up on the sofa and unwind with a TV favourite, or climb into your comfortable double bed for peaceful slumbers; the shower room is conveniently close too.

A furnished decking area at the front of the pod extends your living space, but the real wow-factor comes from the Finnish wood-fired hot tub – perfect for a chill-out session at any time of day or night. Additional outdoor space, laid to lawn, is shared by all five pods on-site; each sleeps a further 2 guests and can be booked separately – please ask for details.

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Attractions Near Solway Hideaway

While there'll be plenty to keep you entertained at Solway Hideaway itself, if you plan to get out and about and see some of what Cumbria has to offer, here are some of the nearby attractions you can enjoy during your stay. Please note that some of these activities and days out are paid and it's always a good idea to book in advance to secure your place where applicable.

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Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery - CA3 8TP
about 11 Miles
This is a museum and art gallery in one and will suit those looking for an educational and cultural day out.  You can explore the fantastic art collection including Fine Art, Decorative Art and Textiles.  If you love nature then this aspect of Tullie House will appeal. The museum holds large and important collections of zoological, botanical and geological material. And for lovers of history there is plenty to wet your appetite here. Tullie House collects a wide range of historic materials including objects, ephemera (printed material), photographs and associated information files.  We think this museum and art gallery are excellent value for money as well.
Mabie Farm Park - DG2 8EZ
about 17 Miles
Mabie Farm Park is a firm favourite. Ideal for families with younger children ,this family oriented farm park has lots of animals to meet and also offers Donkey Rides, Paddle Boats and Slides as well as Trampolines and Bouncy Castles. Kids can run around on the Soft Play Area while mum and dad relax in the Tea Room. There is also a Farm Shop onsite selling toys, gifts and fresh local produce including cakes and jams. Seasonal activities can also be enjoyed including a spookly tea and walk on Haloween. The Farm closes for the winter on October 31st.
Lake District Wildlife Park - CA12 4RD
about 18 Miles
We love this day out in Cumbria where you're encouraged to "take a fresh look".  Some of the amazing animals you will get to see include the only Canadian Lynx in the UK and you will have the opportunity to help their Lynx Conservation Project.  The Asian Fishing Cat is also well worth a look - these cats are known for diving under the water and catching fish!  Other activities include fantastic flying displays and play areas for the little ones...
Castle Douglas - DG7 1TJ
about 29 Miles
We also recommend a visit to Castle Douglas and the Treasure Hunt Treasure Trails. These treasure hunts are great fun for the whole family and are an entertaining way to explore a new town or village. Children will enjoy solving the clues whilst learning about the history of the area. The walking trail is suitable for wheelchair users and those with pushchairs so no one is left out of the fun.