We stayed in the Beehive for three nights during a fairly chilly and wet weekend in May with our two kids. Within the glamping site there are 5 other pods or converted Gypsy caravans in an immaculately kept grassy area. Despite the weather, we all had a wonderful time thanks to our hosts Annette and Drew. They made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived, showed us how everything worked, brought outdoor toys for the kids and gave them the opportunity to feed lambs the next morning!! The Beehive hut was very comfortable and immaculately clean with lots of thoughtful additions. In the hut there is a comfy bunkbed and a pull-out sofa, which was very comfortable, a worktop, two benches, a two-ring gas hob, and a cold water tap and small sink. There's also a gas-powered heater (which we didn't really need as the wooden hut was cosy enough), fridge and solar panels on the top for electricity. Despite there not being much sun during our stay, we still got all the power we needed for the main lights, charging phones, Kindles, switches, etc. etc. The outdoor eco toilets were very clean and there is also a communal kitchen area with a mains-powered socket. Outside of the Beehive there is a decking area with seating for dining and a bench and firepit. There is also a fantastic gas-powered barbeque oven which we had lots of fun cooking on. We tried the large wood-fired hot-tub one night with the kids. It was gloriously cosy despite it being quite cold. We all loved the novelty of it! A small hut does feel small when you're used to a 4 bed house, but it was great fun for three days. Annette and Drew, who both work really hard to keep everything running, were fantastic hosts - friendly and attentive without being in any way intrusive. We would love to go back - we'd maybe choose the bigger hut next time.