Hoglets at Baxby Manor

Highlights

• The Hoglet Houses are quaint, cosy glamping cabins tucked away in tranquil North Yorkshire countryside, offering both “Summer” (April to November) and “Hibernation” (November to March) options for year-round stays.
• Featuring wonky walls, quirky round doors, and a fairytale vibe, each Hoglet welcomes guests with indulgent Belgian hot chocolate on arrival.
• Interiors are rustic and comfy, with wooden walls, log-burning fireplaces, flickering candles and twinkling fairy lights creating a magical atmosphere.
• Guests in Summer Hoglets bring their own bedding, while luxury Egyptian cotton linens and fluffy towels can be added to Winter Hoglet bookings upon request.
• Toilet and shower facilities are conveniently located just behind Hogletton to ensure a comfortable, hassle-free stay.
• Food options include tasty meals delivered straight to the Hoglets and BBQ tripods available to hire for cooking local produce.
• There's a small shop at reception stocking essentials like matches, tent pegs, drinks and ice creams.
• Baxby Manor is set on the edge of Husthwaite village, between the Yorkshire Dales and North Yorkshire Moors, close to the market towns of Thirsk and Easingwold.
• You're just 17 miles from the historic city of York with its gothic cathedral and lively cafes.

You should know

• Own bedding required for the “Summer Hoglets”
• Optional Extra Bedding for the “Hibernation Hoglets” in the winter months only.

The Details

The Hoglet Houses are quaint and cosy glamping cabins tucked away in a tranquil slice of North Yorkshire countryside. With both “Summer” and “Hibernation” Hoglets on offer, there’s something for every season, whether you want to while away days relaxing in a peaceful meadow with the sun on your face, or spend your time cosying up next to a roaring fire with your nearest and dearest.

The Summer Hoglets are open from April to November and their Hibernation Hoglets are available from November through to March.

The Hoglets, which sleep four people each in one double and two singles, feature wonky walls and windows, quirky round doors and a true fairytale feel. And, on top of that, you’ll receive indulgent Belgian hot chocolate on arrival.

Whichever Hoglet you choose, you’ll love the rustic, comfy interiors, with wooden walls and log-burning fireplaces. There are also flickering candles and twinkling fairy lights, that create a wonderful atmosphere. Dig into a good book on your comfy sofa as the flames flicker away, or head outside into the tranquility of the meadow where you can light a firepit and soak in your beautiful surroundings. Toast marshmallows right outside your door before enjoying a peaceful night’s sleep in the cosy comfort of your Hoglet. For the “Summer Hoglets,” guests need to bring their own bedding, while optional luxury Egyptian cotton bed linen and soft fluffy towels can be added to winter bookings for the “Hibernation Hoglets” on request.

The toilets and showers are conveniently located just behind Hogletton. Their award-winning facilities have everything you need to keep your stay comfortable and hassle-free.

When it comes to food, you can choose from tasty meal options and have them delivered straight to your Hoglet House whenever it suits you. Easy, delicious and stress-free! If you want to fire up the BBQ, you can grab a tripod from reception for a small added cost, which you can use to grill up some delicious local produce.

Eco-friendly firelighters are also on hand to get those flames going guilt-free. And, if you need a few bits and bobs, you can swing by the little shop at reception where you’ll find all the essentials - from firelighters and matches to tent pegs, cold drinks and ice creams. Just ask if you need anything, they’ve got you covered.

Guests are invited to explore Baxby Manor, located on the edge of Husthwaite village. Built in 1308, the Manor sits perfectly between the stunning Yorkshire Dales and the North Yorkshire Moors, offering a wealth of breathtaking scenery right on the doorstep. Though nestled in peaceful countryside, the Manor is just a few miles from the charming market towns of Thirsk and Easingwold. For those looking to venture further, the historic city of York - with its iconic gothic cathedral, winding medieval streets and lively cafes - is only 17 miles away.

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