The Quiet Acre — EVRC’s Glamping Journal Beyond the forest on our doorstep, the villages either side of us have a fair bit worth wandering out for. Here’s what we’d point guests toward if they fancy a bit of exploring between yard visits. Walk Between the Two Villages There’s a lovely woodland walk connecting Chelwood…
The Quiet Acre — EVRC’s Glamping Journal “Digital detox” gets attached to a lot of weekend breaks these days, usually meaning little more than “there’s no wifi here.” Given we’re an off-grid stay ourselves, it felt worth actually looking into whether stepping away from screens for a couple of days does anything real — rather…
The Quiet Acre — EVRC’s Glamping Journal Big holiday parks have their place — rows of pitches, a shop, maybe a pool. But there’s a different kind of stay that most people rarely get to experience: a genuinely small site, where you’re not just a pitch number. No Queuing, No Neighbours You Didn’t Choose The…
The Quiet Acre — EVRC’s Glamping Journal Most glampsites give you a nice view and leave it there. Ours comes with a working yard next door — and that changes the whole shape of a stay. Wake Up to Hooves, Not Traffic There’s a particular sort of quiet that comes from waking up near horses…
The Quiet Acre — EVRC’s Glamping Journal Not every weekend away needs a packed schedule. Here’s how we’d suggest spending two days based at the bell tent, with just enough to do and plenty of room to do nothing at all. Day One: Arrive, Settle, Slow Down Aim to arrive by mid-afternoon — enough time…
The Quiet Acre — EVRC’s Glamping Journal “Isn’t glamping just camping with a nicer tent?” We get asked this a lot — so here’s an honest breakdown of what actually changes when you swap a rucksack and a two-man tent for a bell tent stay with us. The Shelter Traditional camping usually means a nylon…
