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Our three canvas bell tents are located in ancient woodland meadows just a short walk from the farm house - off grid camping with all the comforts.
Completely immersed in nature, you are surrounded by flora and fauna and the natural beauty that this pocket of rural Kent has to offer - fall asleep to the sweet song of nightingales and the calls of courting owls, then wake up and spy a deer or two browsing the meadows in the early morning light.
The bell tents are kitted out with everything you should need for a supremely comfortable stay. Each has it’s own woodburning stove, so you will never be chilly - even in our English summertime!
We have two 5m bell tents which sleep three (1x double and 1x optional fold-out single bed) and one 4m bell tent with twin single beds - perfect for adults or older children. For an additional charge there is possibility for an extra camp bed to be added to each tent, we also have one travel cot. All the beds are dressed in fine cotton linens and woollen blankets.
For cooking there is a fully equipped camp kitchen with a gas stove and a large cool box. A selection of enamelware crockery, cutlery, glassware and basic cooking utensils. Oil, salt, pepper and tea bags are provided.
A brick fire pit outside with a tripod barbecue for alfresco suppers and a table with benches and directors chairs for outdoor relaxing and dining.
There is a purpose built, long drop loo and an outdoor, heated shower - both completely off grid. There’s an outdoor tap and sink for washing up too.
Fresh eggs are available from the farm as well as freshly roasted and ground coffee - courtesy of our resident coffee roasters; COLDBLOW coffee.
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What People Are Saying.
“Wow we had a fabulous time, off the beaten track. Wonderful little touches and secluded from others.
This is definitely the only way to camp gorgeous bedding and an amazingly equipped kitchen. Great for the children no mention of iPads or electronics just back to basics playing in the outdoors and exploring. Lots to do in the surroundings, castles, steam trains, beaches, cute villages and country pubs.”
— Kelly.
This is an incredible place, really beautiful and peaceful. We had a really wonderful stay and enjoyed every moment.
— Stephanie
We (myself and husband + brother with family, including 2 young kids) had an absolutely wonderful time at Spot House Farm. The setting is idyllic and Gemma has done a wonderful job putting the glamping site together.
We had everything we needed: well-equipped kitchen, beautifully decorated tents with comfortable beds and linen, my 7-year old nephew even thought the long-drop loo was cosy ;-). We all just loved being ‘back-to-nature’, fully accepting that this was luxury by camping standards. Warmly recommend!
— Anna
“An incredible base to visit Kent wineries from; comfortable, charming, clean and filled with thoughtful details.”
— Sebastian
“Wow, where do I start. This place is absolutely magical. Beautiful setting in the gorgeous Kent country side. A completely private field just for the accommodation. The bell tents were stunning and immaculately clean, with more than we were expecting being provided e.g. fresh towels, ice packs, fresh eggs etc. Honestly couldn’t recommend this stay enough. 11/10.”
— Jordan
We were blown away by the chic aesthetic of the tents and kitchen. It was even better than the pictures. Every element had been thought about and despite crazy weather for August, we were comfortable and cosy. The best thing about our stay was Gemma's responsiveness and help. She was so friendly and nothing was too much trouble. We'll be recommending the stay to family and friends. Thank you! X
— Rosie
This place is such a gem! Absolutely stunning. Even in the rain we had an amazing time! Thank you Gemma!
— Anja
“Past a picturesque pond riddled with tadpoles, down paths mown through waist-high wild flowers is Spot House Farm - one of those places you want to share with everyone and no one …
We spent two nights in this magical, unspoilt meadow on the edge of an ancient woodland enjoying the most thoughtful and stylish touches: merino blankets on the giant beds, natural soap on the dressing table, a supply of locally-roasted coffee and farm-fresh eggs and a beautiful, entirely plastic-free outdoor kitchen.
There also a choice of gorgeous day trips (Camber Sands; Tenterden; Dungeness), making this the most bucolic base for exploring the Kent/East Sussex border.
Oh, and there’s a resident nightingale that might sing you to sleep. Such a special, secret site. Thank you.”
— Nell
Places to visit.
Rural Kent, with it's acres of woodland and varied farmland, quiet country lanes and byways.
A short walk away from the farm lies the pretty village of Warehorne with its picture perfect green, 13th Century church and excellent pub; The Woolpack Inn.
Warehorne sits along the Saxon Shoreline, overlooking the Romney Marsh and is ideally placed for experiencing what the south of Kent and East Sussex have to offer. The area is dotted with pretty villages and historic country towns. For example; the pretty market town of Tenterden lies 8 miles to the west with it’s farmers market on Friday, delis, shops and the Kent and East Sussex steam railway. The historic citadel of Rye is just 12 miles away with its beautiful independent shops, brilliant pubs and stunning beaches such as Cambersands and Winchelsea.
Ashford lies 6 miles to the East with a 38min train link to London. Beyond that is the historic City of Canterbury, alongside famous Kentish coastal towns such as Whitstable, Margate, Deal and Folkestone. Not forgetting the wonders of Dungeness - just a 20 minute drive away.
If you are a wine enthusiast this area boasts some of the best English vineyards. Gusborne, Oxney, Chapel Down, Westwell, Tillingham, Simpsons and Woodchurch wine, to name but a few. All available to book for tours and tastings.
Winchelsea Beach.
Rye Nature Reserve.
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