Glamping family playground dog woodburner nr beach
Camper van/Motorhome in Owermoigne, United Kingdom
- 4 guests
- 1 bedroom
- 4 beds
- 1 bathroom
Hosted by Rebecca
- Superhost
- 12 years hosting
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50-min drive to New Forest National Park
This home is near the national park.
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Beautiful vintage horsebox with rustic charm! Fully equipped with cooking facilities, tea, coffee, a cozy wood burner, and solar power. Nestled in the magical grounds of a 13th-century manor
Enjoy a private gas-heated shower, compost toilet, and water point. Relax in your own seating area with a fire pit, or explore the huge shared garden with a treehouse, trampoline, and communal fire pit. Just 10 mins from the breathtaking Jurassic Coast, perfect for family adventures! Pets welcome. Sleeps 4.
The space
Vintage Horse box in the grounds of the 13th century moated manor Moignes Court, with views across picturesque countryside. 10 minute drive to the World Heritage Jurrasic coast, with Dorset's famous beaches Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove. Guests have use of our huge communal garden, home to our resident dinosaur!! The shared garden is a paradise for children!
Guest access
Guests have access to 1 parking space. Private Compost toilet and private shower right next to the Horse box. The communal garden has a large banquet table, sandpit, mud kitchen, tractor tyre climbing tower, pirate ship, fire pit, climbing net, summerhouse games room, trampoline and fire pit.. The Horsebox has log burning stove, own cooking facilities, private fire pit, water point and solar power (lights, USB sockets). There is a fridge shelf you can use in the white door garage in the courtyard. The Horsebox has a private Veranda with table and chairs.
Other things to note
Your dogs are welcome as long as they are well behaved and kept on the lead in the play garden. Please do not leave your dog unattended inside the accommodation. 1 free log basket on arrival, and every basket thereafter is £8. Up to 4 extra guests camping in our garden for £15 per person per night, £5 per child. Please enquire if you are interested. Mains water supply to the vehicles or shower facilities is turned off during winter days when temperatures are below 0 centigrade.
There is a small campsite with 5 pitches set up in the field next to the horse box so there may be campers in the next field but the 11pm noise curfew apply to the campsite also.
We look forward to meeting you! The Cree Family
Enjoy a private gas-heated shower, compost toilet, and water point. Relax in your own seating area with a fire pit, or explore the huge shared garden with a treehouse, trampoline, and communal fire pit. Just 10 mins from the breathtaking Jurassic Coast, perfect for family adventures! Pets welcome. Sleeps 4.
The space
Vintage Horse box in the grounds of the 13th century moated manor Moignes Court, with views across picturesque countryside. 10 minute drive to the World Heritage Jurrasic coast, with Dorset's famous beaches Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove. Guests have use of our huge communal garden, home to our resident dinosaur!! The shared garden is a paradise for children!
Guest access
Guests have access to 1 parking space. Private Compost toilet and private shower right next to the Horse box. The communal garden has a large banquet table, sandpit, mud kitchen, tractor tyre climbing tower, pirate ship, fire pit, climbing net, summerhouse games room, trampoline and fire pit.. The Horsebox has log burning stove, own cooking facilities, private fire pit, water point and solar power (lights, USB sockets). There is a fridge shelf you can use in the white door garage in the courtyard. The Horsebox has a private Veranda with table and chairs.
Other things to note
Your dogs are welcome as long as they are well behaved and kept on the lead in the play garden. Please do not leave your dog unattended inside the accommodation. 1 free log basket on arrival, and every basket thereafter is £8. Up to 4 extra guests camping in our garden for £15 per person per night, £5 per child. Please enquire if you are interested. Mains water supply to the vehicles or shower facilities is turned off during winter days when temperatures are below 0 centigrade.
There is a small campsite with 5 pitches set up in the field next to the horse box so there may be campers in the next field but the 11pm noise curfew apply to the campsite also.
We look forward to meeting you! The Cree Family
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Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 193 reviews.
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Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars for location
Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars for value
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Where you’ll be
Owermoigne, England, United Kingdom
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Neighbourhood highlights
Our home is located in Owermoigne, Dorset, United Kingdom.
Owermoigne is a traditional, picturesque village, with thatched cottages, within 15 minutes driving distance to Weymouth seaside town, and County town Dorchester. 10 minute drive to beaches like Ringstead, Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove. Lots of beautiful local walks. Owermoigne village has 2 plant nurseries, Cider museum, Clock museum, farm shop and Texaco garage. Galton garden centre is within walking distance, and has a cafe serving breakfast, and lunch. There are many local pubs, that serve good food and drink.
HISTORY!
Moignes Court was built in 1267, and is the oldest inhabited house in Dorset.
When the Le Moigne heiress, Elizabeth, married Sir William Stourton in 1398, the manor passed to the Stourton family. In 1557 the then owner of the Owermoigne estate, Charles, 7th Lord Stourton, was hanged in Salisbury market square for the murder in Wiltshire of two men with whom he had been involved in a long-standing quarrel. Before his execution Lord Charles had pleaded with the reigning monarch, Queen Mary, for ‘some indulgence’ because he was a nobleman and a catholic. Honouring his request, the queen gave orders for him to be hanged with a ‘halter of silk in respect of his quality’. During the early part of the 18th century the manor was owned by French-born Sir Theodore Janssen, an extremely wealthy man who lost most of the fortune he had gained from being a director of the South Sea Company when the ‘Bubble’ burst in 1720.
The present owner of the Moignes Court estate is Mr Martin Cree, whose grandfather, Cecil Cree, gave the land on which Owermoigne Village Hall and Cricket Club were built.
The estate has been owned by the Cree family since 1826 when it was purchased by John Cree with the proceeds from the sale of the Thornhill House Estate, near Stalbridge, which he had inherited in 1815 from his uncle who was an East India merchant. One of John Cree’s sons, John Robert Cree, was both rector of St Michael’s church (1836-1881) and squire of Owermoigne, bearing the title ‘Squarson’. Rev. John Cree built the village school in 1873 and bequeathed funds for an extensive restoration of the church in 1883.
Moignes Court is a grade one listed building, and a fine example of a medieval manor house. It has three windows dating from 1263-80 in its medieval court room, a solar wing and remains of a medieval fishpond, and is surrounded by a rectangular moat.
Owermoigne is a traditional, picturesque village, with thatched cottages, within 15 minutes driving distance to Weymouth seaside town, and County town Dorchester. 10 minute drive to beaches like Ringstead, Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove. Lots of beautiful local walks. Owermoigne village has 2 plant nurseries, Cider museum, Clock museum, farm shop and Texaco garage. Galton garden centre is within walking distance, and has a cafe serving breakfast, and lunch. There are many local pubs, that serve good food and drink.
HISTORY!
Moignes Court was built in 1267, and is the oldest inhabited house in Dorset.
When the Le Moigne heiress, Elizabeth, married Sir William Stourton in 1398, the manor passed to the Stourton family. In 1557 the then owner of the Owermoigne estate, Charles, 7th Lord Stourton, was hanged in Salisbury market square for the murder in Wiltshire of two men with whom he had been involved in a long-standing quarrel. Before his execution Lord Charles had pleaded with the reigning monarch, Queen Mary, for ‘some indulgence’ because he was a nobleman and a catholic. Honouring his request, the queen gave orders for him to be hanged with a ‘halter of silk in respect of his quality’. During the early part of the 18th century the manor was owned by French-born Sir Theodore Janssen, an extremely wealthy man who lost most of the fortune he had gained from being a director of the South Sea Company when the ‘Bubble’ burst in 1720.
The present owner of the Moignes Court estate is Mr Martin Cree, whose grandfather, Cecil Cree, gave the land on which Owermoigne Village Hall and Cricket Club were built.
The estate has been owned by the Cree family since 1826 when it was purchased by John Cree with the proceeds from the sale of the Thornhill House Estate, near Stalbridge, which he had inherited in 1815 from his uncle who was an East India merchant. One of John Cree’s sons, John Robert Cree, was both rector of St Michael’s church (1836-1881) and squire of Owermoigne, bearing the title ‘Squarson’. Rev. John Cree built the village school in 1873 and bequeathed funds for an extensive restoration of the church in 1883.
Moignes Court is a grade one listed building, and a fine example of a medieval manor house. It has three windows dating from 1263-80 in its medieval court room, a solar wing and remains of a medieval fishpond, and is surrounded by a rectangular moat.
Meet your host
My work: Musician
Lives in United Kingdom
My Name is Rebecca Cree I am the owner of Moignes court with my husband Ralph. We have 2 children Ocean and Solar. We look forward to welcoming you to the East Wing of our magical home!
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