Frequently Asked Questions

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Our shepherd’s hut is located in the peaceful Northumberland countryside on a working family farm, within easy reach of Hadrian’s Wall, Kielder Water and the Northumberland National Park. 

Yes, the hut has its own private wood-fired hot tub, perfect for relaxing outdoors and enjoying the surrounding countryside and famous Northumberland dark skies.

Absolutely. The hut is fully insulated and heated with a cosy log burner, making it warm and comfortable throughout every season.

The hut offers an off-grid style experience while still providing modern comforts. It is powered by solar energy and supplied with fresh spring water, helping guests enjoy a slower, more peaceful escape.

Yes, the hut is located within the Northumberland Dark Sky area, with exceptionally low light pollution. On clear nights, guests can enjoy incredible stargazing directly from the hot tub or outdoor seating area.

Hadrian’s Wall is just a short drive away, roughly 2 miles, making the hut an ideal base for exploring the Roman sites, walking routes and surrounding countryside.

Parking is approximately 300 metres from the hut. Guests enjoy a short walk across a traditional grass field to reach the hut, adding to the sense of privacy and escape.

No, logs and firewood are provided for both the log burner and outdoor fire pit / BBQ area.

Unfortunately not. As the hut is located on a working farm with livestock nearby, pets cannot be accommodated.

Yes, the hut is designed as a peaceful retreat for two adults and is not suitable for children.

The hut includes a double bed, en-suite shower room, kitchenette with hob and mini oven, fridge, toaster, kettle, log burner, outdoor seating area, wood-fired hot tub and fire pit / BBQ. See our 'Where We Are' page for full details.

Yes, there are several excellent country pubs, cafés and restaurants nearby, including options in Hexham, Corbridge and along Hadrian’s Wall.

Popular nearby attractions include Hadrian’s Wall, Kielder Water & Forest Park, Kielder Observatory, Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland National Park and a number of National Trust and English Heritage sites.

Yes, the hut is positioned in a quiet countryside setting with open views and very little surrounding disturbance, making it ideal for couples looking to properly switch off and relax.

A shepherd’s hut stay offers a unique way to experience the Northumberland countryside, combining comfort, nature, dark skies and peaceful surroundings in a cosy, character-filled space.