Lower Keats Glamping
Beautifully furnished and with superb countryside views, a lodge at Lower Keats Glamping delivers all you could want from a Devon break
- Sleeps 6
- 3
- 1
Highlights
- Get to know three counties with Somerset and the Dorset coast in easy reach
- Spread out in the spacious living area and covered porch with seating
- Each lodge is big enough for six guests and dog-friendly too. All lodges are en suite and each sleep 6 in one king, one double and two singles.
- Fully fitted kitchens with Belfast sinks and twin burner gas hobs, so no waiting for that early morning cuppa! Woodburning stoves with ovens too.
- Electricity in the lodges with lighting in key areas, a fridge, USB charging sockets and electric blankets on each bed. They have everything covered including a socket for medical use too.
- There are three pre-bookable wood fired hot tubs on site.
- Unlimited instant hot water in the bathrooms and kitchens.
- A short drive from pretty Axminster with excellent cafés and restaurants
- Cosy in the winter with a wood-burning stove, electric blankets and hot running water
- 2023 Winners of the Gold Devon Tourism award for glamping business of the year and also 2023/24 two bronze tourism awards for ethical, responsible, sustainable tourism; and accessible and inclusive tourism.
You should know
- It is worth bringing suitable footwear for the farm – wellie boots are recommended
The details
With its selection of six luxury lodges close to the borders of Dorset and Somerset, Lower Keats Glamping has become a sought-after destination for true relaxation in East Devon’s Axe Valley. Each canvas-topped lodge sleeps six making it ideal for a family getaway to the West country.
The farm setting – complete with pigs, lambs and chickens – makes Lower Keats Glamping a special place to stay. Around four miles from Axminster, a pretty market town known around the world for its carpets, the safari lodges will really feel like a home from home. Antique furnishings and wood-burning stoves keep things cosy and full of character and USB charging points keep you connected.
You can enjoy views across the farmland from your own terrace, or dine outside on the picnic table – perhaps making use of the firepit for a barbecue. There’s a kitchen inside, with a gas hob and fridge, and a lovely bathroom too – you know you’re glamping when you can have a proper hot shower every morning.
The living area provides plenty of space to chill out, dine or play games, and you have three separate sleeping areas. As well as a king-size bed and twin beds, there’s a double cabin bed in a cosy hideaway, all with electric blankets. If you’re bringing baby, a travel cot and high-chair are available too.
An honesty shop on site stocks local farm produce, drinks and snacks, including artisan ice cream. You can receive food deliveries on site, or order a meal to be waiting for you on arrival. The owners can recommend a number of excellent pubs and restaurants around the area, including Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall’s River Cottage, just outside Axminster including River Cottage Canteen and RC Home Farm HQ. There is also The Rockfish Restaurant at Lyme Regis.
The spectacular Jurassic Coast is, in itself, a great reason to venture down this way, with the beaches of Lyme Regis and Beer within 20-30 minutes’ drive. Wildlife and adventure parks like Wildwood Escot and Crealy make for fun days out and, if stately homes are more your style, head for Forde Abbey or Barrington Court for a taste of England’s past.
In the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, nearby Axminster is surrounded by pretty countryside, ideal for walking, cycling and nature-spotting. Areas like Haldon Forest, Trinity Hill and the Seaton Wetlands along the River Axe are well worth a visit.
The stunning lodges at Lower Keats Glamping are as enchanting as their surroundings, so don’t miss your chance to enjoy the West country at its best.
With its selection of six luxury lodges close to the borders of Dorset and Somerset, Lower Keats Glamping has become a sought-after destination for true relaxation in East Devon’s Axe Valley. Each canvas-topped lodge sleeps six making it ideal for a family getaway to the West country.
The farm setting – complete with pigs, lambs and chickens – makes Lower Keats Glamping a special place to stay. Around four miles from Axminster, a pretty market town known around the world for its carpets, the safari lodges will really feel like a home from home. Antique furnishings and wood-burning stoves keep things cosy and full of character and USB charging points keep you connected.
You can enjoy views across the farmland from your own terrace, or dine outside on the picnic table – perhaps making use of the firepit for a barbecue. There’s a kitchen inside, with a gas hob and fridge, and a lovely bathroom too – you know you’re glamping when you can have a proper hot shower every morning.
The living area provides plenty of space to chill out, dine or play games, and you have three separate sleeping areas. As well as a king-size bed and twin beds, there’s a double cabin bed in a cosy hideaway, all with electric blankets. If you’re bringing baby, a travel cot and high-chair are available too.
An honesty shop on site stocks local farm produce, drinks and snacks, including artisan ice cream. You can receive food deliveries on site, or order a meal to be waiting for you on arrival. The owners can recommend a number of excellent pubs and restaurants around the area, including Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall’s River Cottage, just outside Axminster including River Cottage Canteen and RC Home Farm HQ. There is also The Rockfish Restaurant at Lyme Regis.
The spectacular Jurassic Coast is, in itself, a great reason to venture down this way, with the beaches of Lyme Regis and Beer within 20-30 minutes’ drive. Wildlife and adventure parks like Wildwood Escot and Crealy make for fun days out and, if stately homes are more your style, head for Forde Abbey or Barrington Court for a taste of England’s past.
In the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, nearby Axminster is surrounded by pretty countryside, ideal for walking, cycling and nature-spotting. Areas like Haldon Forest, Trinity Hill and the Seaton Wetlands along the River Axe are well worth a visit.
The stunning lodges at Lower Keats Glamping are as enchanting as their surroundings, so don’t miss your chance to enjoy the West country at its best.
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From previous guestsBased on 3 reviews
Wow, what a great find! Linda and Gary are the perfect hosts and have an amazing setting for their glamping tents. We found the tent very well equipped, and some lovely quirky touches, from the honesty shop to the log fired hot tub. EVERYTHING was just right!
Coolstays User
Stayed August 2026
We had a fabulous week here in tents that are very private, spacious inside and luxurious. The shower and log burner are particularly brilliant! It's pure escapism in the most beautiful setting. The hosts Linda and Gary make you feel so welcome and the location provides a great base to explore Devon and Dorset. Highly recommend staying here. We all loved it.
Coolstays User
Stayed July 2020
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