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Rustic Huts Holidays & Camping
Run on the same family land, fifteen acres of organic fields, freshwater ponds, rivers and oak woodland. Camp, bring a caravan or campervan, or stay in the safari vintage caravan, then spend the evening beside an open fire under some of Wales' darkest, best skies for stargazing.
Derwen – A Rustic Hut Retreat
Derwen is a unique retreat in the heart of our old sawmill.
Once used by the late John Stephens as a timber-drying room where timber was wheeled inside on railway tracks. In the later years it became a sawmill staff room and timber store. We’ve now carefully transformed Derwen into a warm, characterful hideaway, preserving her industrial past while adding the comfort and craftsmanship you’d expect from a Rustic Hut.
Beca – A Rustic Shepherd’s Hut Escape
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Handcrafted in the Welsh countryside, Beca offers a simple, affordable way to experience shepherd’s hut living.
At 4.5m long and over 2m wide, she’s surprisingly spacious, sleeping up to three with a king-size bed and easy-access single bunk above. Inside you’ll find electricity, lighting, sockets, fresh running water and plenty of rustic charm, plus a large window framing the beautiful West Wales countryside.
Outside, there’s a private kitchen area for cooking and enjoying the fresh air. There’s no bathroom in Beca, but guests have access to our on-site shepherd’s hut shower and toilet facilities, including hot showers.
Rustic, comfortable and wonderfully simple – the perfect countryside escape for couples, small families or three friends.
“We had a fantastic stay at Rustic Huts. The views are beautiful, and there was lots of space to camp. The bathroom facilities are very clean, comfortable and well renovated.”
“Adventures on the farm, exploring the river, the ponds and the forgotten field, an idyllic few days spent Rustic Huts Holidays and Camping. The business is run by the family, they couldn’t have made our stay any more wonderful, the facilities are top notch, and the bbq/log fire is an aesthetic in itself. And if you stay up late, there’s a night sky to beat any other.”