Peppercombe Bothy

• Basic stone dwelling with two 4"6 wooden sleeping platforms, a sink and cold tap.
• Toilet in adjoining hut with no sink or light.
• No other equipment or facilities are provided in the bothy. Bring sleeping mats to put on the platforms, sleeping bags and all the other things you need for your stay. 
• Meandering path to secluded Peppercombe Beach.
• Views to Bideford Bay and close to the South West Coast Path.
• Short drive to the well-known, historic fishing village of Clovelly.

Access: The accessibility guide is for guidance only. For up-to-date information, please call the team on 0344 800 2070.

Heating: No heating provided.

Bedding/linen: No linen provided. 

Water: The water at Peppercombe bothy is safe to drink as it is from the mains. 

Parking: There is parking for a maximum of two cars just off the lane on the uneven track leading up to the bothy. 

Electricity: There is no electricity or lighting in the bothy. 

Garden: The garden surrounds the bothy and opens out into surrounding woods. The immediate area in front of the bothy has short grass so you can sit out or play. Elsewhere, the ground is uneven and the grass is wild and long.

Hazards: Due to the remote location of this bothy, access is via a very rough track approximately half a mile long. Please drive very slowly and with great care at all times. Low slung vehicles should exercise particular care. 

Dog owners should be aware that there is no enclosed garden at the bothy.

Please note: In keeping with the ethos of a bothy stay, we ask our guests to leave the bothy in a clean and tidy condition for the next guests. Thank you.