Halfway through the village of Brede, there is a sharp bend.On this bend you will see a lane called Pottery Lane.Turning left in to it, if coming from Hastings or right in to it, if coming from Broad Oak cross roads. Continue along this lane, past the houses. You will come to a woods with a very steep hill going down along the right hand side of it. Do not continue along the lane. Look to your left and you will see a wooden five barred gate with a sign saying, 'The View'. Please enter with the code we will text you and park in the parking area. Continue to your pod on foot through the small gate.
Welcome to, 'The View', our little slice of heaven at God's Acre Farm. Come and sooth your stresses away in our beautiful setting. Relax and enjoy some guilt free time out for yourself. Luxuriate in the amazing view. Listen to the sounds of nature all around you. See all the amazing wildlife. If you're really lucky you may catch a glimpse of the wild deer that roam around our fields and woods.
Enjoy chilling out in the hammock, with a good book and a glass of wine! Take a restorative walk through the woods, or try a bit of tree bathing and treat yourself to a soak in your outdoor bathroom.
Hang out around the firepit and enjoy a BBQ, or roast marshmallows while sitting and do nothing except watching the sun set over the horizon.
Go for a picnic, play a game or two, ponder over a puzzle, or sit and watch an old movie. This time is yours to enjoy.
And when you feel up to it, venture further afield and explore the surrounding area with it's breathtaking scenery at every turn. There's something for everyone.
The View is an adult only getaway.
Because it is a working farm, with animals at certain times of the year, we can't allow any pets.
'Treetops' is our first glamping pod.It is situated in a field with a great view over the treetops across the valley. It is a 5th wheel caravan and so has lots of space to enjoy.
Inside it has an ensuite shower and a separate flushing toilet.
Outside you have your own private outdoor bathroom via a meandering woodland pathway.
All towels and bedding are provided.
The caravan is powered by solar panels, so no electrical sockets work.It uses 12 volt battery only and gas. Because of this the microwave in the kitchen is not in use. But all the other appliances work, including the cooker, kettle, fridge/freezer, radio/CD player, TV, heater and hot water.
We supply a 12 volt hairdryer and a set of hair straighteners, which are kept in the bathroom drawers and plug in to the socket in the ceiling above the small cupboard. So you can look in to the bathroom mirror to style your hair.
There is a USB port by the TV to charge your phone. But there is no WIFI or Internet access.
We supply a set of binoculars to enjoy the wildlife and a picnic hamper. Both can be taken out on day trips but please remember to bring them back for our next guests.
There are indoor and outdoor games to enjoy, puzzles, books and DVD's.
Changeover days for Treetops is Tuesday and Friday. There is a minimum stay of 3days.
Tuesday bookings can only be a 3day stay (or a week.)
Friday booking can either be a, 3day, 4day, or a week.
Prices:
3day £350
4day £450
Week £700
The Freedom Camping Club voucher can only be used on a 4day or a week stay.
To book please call,
Kiersty on 07540854305.
Please leave your name and number and I'll get back to you.
Things to do
Locally we have 2 great pubs within 10 minutes walking distance. There's a local bakery that does the best pasties, sausage rolls and scotch eggs. You can also order croissants and bread for your continental breakfast the next day. There's also a local shop for your basic needs (both are by the Broadoak crossroads). In Hastings, 5 miles away you have a selection of all the big chain shops fo a more comprehensive shop. Just along the Udimore road there is a gorgeous cafe with great cakes and amazing views, where you can also pick your own fruit, called Tibb's Farm. In the next village along called Westfield there is a butcher and farm shop. In our village we have a farmers market on a Friday and in Broad Oak, near the crossroads there is a microbrewery that does drinks and nibbles Thursday to Saturday at Burnt House Farm. There are various wineries around where you can go and partake in a wine tasting, such as Chapel Down, Biddenden and Carr Taylor.
If you want to get a bit of culture there are many Castles, Historical Houses and gardens around, such as, Bodiam, Scotney, Sissinghurst, Hever, Leeds, Knole, Chartwell, Great Dixter, Pashley Manor, Charleston and also Battle Abbey famous for 1066 Battle of Hastings.
If you want to do some walking, there are many great walks, such as Brede High Woods, Battle woods, Bewl Water Reservoir, Bedgebury Pinetum, Rye Harbour Nature Reserve walk to Winchelsea. The Seven sisters coastal path at Eastbourne,Rother River walk.
There are many historical towns to enjoy a mooch around the shops and dine out. Such as, Rye, Tenterden, Battle, Old Town Hastings, or for a more modern style shopping experience, the outlet at Ashford.
Enjoy the seaside at, Camber Sands, Rye, Winchelsea or Hastings with it's old fishermen huts,crazy golf and arcades.
There are swimming pools at Rye and Bexhill. Or enjoy a spot of wild swimming, canoeing or a boat ride along the River Rother at Lime Wharf, Northiam.
There's also a lovely cinema in Rye called the Kino,and much much more....
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