Secluded Countryside Cabins With Bookable Sauna, Dark Skies & Stream Fell Farm Hideaway - Colwell

Countryside cabins with bookable sauna and dark skies in Colwell

Accommodation & Amenities

Fell Farm Hideaway in Colwell offers four chalets, each with a private bathroom and a fully equipped kitchen that includes a gas cooker and oven. The cabins provide a work desk, dining table, and outdoor furniture on a private deck. Free on-site private parking and free WiFi are available throughout the property.

On-Site Activities

Guests can book private sauna sessions at Fell Farm Hideaway for £40 per session, located near one of the cabins. The property's dark skies allow for stargazing on clear nights, with the stream and farm animals providing a natural backdrop. A wheelbarrow is provided to transport luggage from the parking area to the chalet.

Location & Nearby Attractions

The hideaway is 10 km from Hadrian's Wall Chesters Roman Fort and 13 km from Wallington Hall and Gardens. Hexham, with supermarkets and shops, is a 15-minute drive away. Newcastle International Airport is 36 km from the property.

Pet-Friendly Policies

Fell Farm Hideaway welcomes dogs, with each chalet featuring a gated deck area that allows pets to sit outside safely. The farm setting with cows and sheep provides entertainment for dogs and owners alike. Guests should note that the sauna is located near another cabin and may require a short walk through the farm.

Farm Setting & Sustainability

The operational farm at Fell Farm Hideaway has Aberdeen Angus cattle and sheep roaming the grounds, visible from the chalet patios. Guests are encouraged to contribute to hedge and tree planting during their stay. The owners provide local biscuits as a welcome touch.

• Sauna: Bookable private sessions at £40 each
• Dark Skies: Stargazing opportunities on clear nights
• Location: 10 km from Hadrian's Wall, 13 km from Wallington Hall
• Rooms: 4 chalets with private bathroom and fully equipped kitchen
• Pet Policy: Dog-friendly with fenced deck areas
• Farm Life: Aberdeen Angus cattle and sheep on site