Yurt family playground wood burner BBQ nr beach
Yurt in Owermoigne, United Kingdom
- 6 guests
- 1 bedroom
- 6 beds
- 1 bathroom
Hosted by Rebecca
- Superhost
- 12 years hosting
Listing highlights
50-min drive to New Forest National Park
This home is near the national park.
Self check-in
Check yourself in with the lockbox.
Beautiful area
Guests love this home’s scenic location.
Escape to a 20ft Magical Yurt nestled in the grounds of a Historic Manor! Perfect for families, it features an shared adventure play garden with fire pit, mud kitchen, sandpit, climbing frames and nets.
Enjoy a private cozy undercover seating area, a private kitchen, exclusive use of a compost toilet, and gas-heated shower. Also 2 sockets for charging phones etc
Sleeps up to 6 with three convertible sofas beds that can turn into
6 single beds, 3 kingsize beds or any combination of those.
The space
Beautiful English made 20ft Yurt 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!!
Guest access
Guests have access to 2 parking spaces.
Private water tap in private outdoor kitchen. Private Compost toilet and gas heated shower next to yurt. The communal garden has a large banquet table, mud kitchen, tractor tyre climbing tower, sand pit, fire pit, tree house, climbing net, summerhouse games room and trampoline.
Use of BBQ (not to be used next to yurt please due to danger of embers on canvas)
The Yummy Yurt has log burning stove, electricity and small private outdoor dining area.
Other things to note
1 free basket of logs will be in the accommodation upon arrival. Extra sacks of logs are available at £8 each and are stored in the white doored garage in the courtyard. Any extra guests bringing tents/campervans and camping in our garden is £15 per adult, £5 per child per night.
Enjoy a private cozy undercover seating area, a private kitchen, exclusive use of a compost toilet, and gas-heated shower. Also 2 sockets for charging phones etc
Sleeps up to 6 with three convertible sofas beds that can turn into
6 single beds, 3 kingsize beds or any combination of those.
The space
Beautiful English made 20ft Yurt 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!!
Guest access
Guests have access to 2 parking spaces.
Private water tap in private outdoor kitchen. Private Compost toilet and gas heated shower next to yurt. The communal garden has a large banquet table, mud kitchen, tractor tyre climbing tower, sand pit, fire pit, tree house, climbing net, summerhouse games room and trampoline.
Use of BBQ (not to be used next to yurt please due to danger of embers on canvas)
The Yummy Yurt has log burning stove, electricity and small private outdoor dining area.
Other things to note
1 free basket of logs will be in the accommodation upon arrival. Extra sacks of logs are available at £8 each and are stored in the white doored garage in the courtyard. Any extra guests bringing tents/campervans and camping in our garden is £15 per adult, £5 per child per night.
Where you'll sleep
What this place offers
Garden view
Kitchen
Free parking on premises
Washing machine
Private patio or balcony
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Rated 4.91 out of 5 from 139 reviews.
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Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars for cleanliness
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for accuracy
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars for check-in
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for communication
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
Location – Owermoigne, Dorset
Nestled in the picturesque village of Owermoigne, our home is just 10 minutes from iconic beaches like Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove and 15 minutes from Weymouth and Dorchester. The village features thatched cottages, scenic walks, a cider and clock museum, a farm shop, and a Texaco garage. A short walk away is Dobbies Garden Centre offering a café serving breakfast and lunch. Several local pubs provide great food and drink.
History – Moignes Court
Built in 1267, Moignes Court is Dorset’s oldest inhabited house. It has a rich history, from noble marriages to scandalous crimes. Once owned by the Stourton family, it later passed to Sir Theodore Janssen, a South Sea Company director who lost his fortune in the 1720 crash. Since 1826, the estate has been in the Cree family, with John Cree funding the village school and church restoration in the 19th century.
A Grade I listed medieval manor, Moignes Court boasts original 13th-century windows, a medieval courtroom, a solar wing, and the remains of a historic fishpond, all surrounded by the remains of a moat.
Nestled in the picturesque village of Owermoigne, our home is just 10 minutes from iconic beaches like Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove and 15 minutes from Weymouth and Dorchester. The village features thatched cottages, scenic walks, a cider and clock museum, a farm shop, and a Texaco garage. A short walk away is Dobbies Garden Centre offering a café serving breakfast and lunch. Several local pubs provide great food and drink.
History – Moignes Court
Built in 1267, Moignes Court is Dorset’s oldest inhabited house. It has a rich history, from noble marriages to scandalous crimes. Once owned by the Stourton family, it later passed to Sir Theodore Janssen, a South Sea Company director who lost his fortune in the 1720 crash. Since 1826, the estate has been in the Cree family, with John Cree funding the village school and church restoration in the 19th century.
A Grade I listed medieval manor, Moignes Court boasts original 13th-century windows, a medieval courtroom, a solar wing, and the remains of a historic fishpond, all surrounded by the remains of a 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!
Rebecca is a Superhost
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