Temple Bruer Glamping - Oak Hut
North Kesteven
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Temple Bruer Glamping – Oak Hut sits in the open countryside around the village of Temple Bruer, where medieval history and rural peace define the setting. Lincoln's cathedral and castle are a short drive away, along with walking and cycling routes through farmland. Nearby villages have pubs and shops. The landscape here is wide and atmospheric, with starlit skies and walking distance to the remains of the Knights Templar preceptory that gave the area its name.
The cabin is a single-storey structure with everything on one level: a bedroom with a king-size bed, a shower room, and a combined living and kitchen space. There are four steps up to the entrance. The kitchen has a hob, microwave, slow cooker, air fryer and fridge, so you can cook properly after a day out. Heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and wi-fi are included. The hot tub outside is wood-fired and seats two; initial fuel is provided. A garden with seating and a firepit faces the hut, and there is parking for two cars on site. One dog can stay free, provided it is kept on a lead. No smoking. The property does not accept children.
Sleeps & rooms
What's on offer
Check-in & check-out
Arrive after 15:30 Depart before 10:30
🚭 No smoking, please
What guests say
Absolutely lovely hut, amazing quality amenities, everything was perfect throughout. Adam was such a lovely host too! 10/10 would recommend
6 months ago · via Google
The shepherd’s hut itself is lovely, and has everything you need in the hut, but unfortunately our stay was disappointing overall. We have stayed in several places with hot tubs and specifically chose this property because of that feature. When we arrived, the hot tub was empty and there were no spare logs provided. I phoned the owner, who explained that they don’t pre-fill the tub in winter due to the risk of freezing. While I understand this, we recently stayed somewhere else in winter where the owners contacted us in advance to arrange our arrival time so the hot tub could be ready. There were some logs set up in the hot tub ready to light, but no spare ones. The instructions stated that logs needed to be added every 10–15 minutes to heat it, so we quickly realised we didn’t have enough. As we were staying for two nights, I was surprised that more logs weren’t included. We were advised to try the local Co-op, but unfortunately they had sold out. Driving around in the dark on icy roads was not exactly the start of a relaxing break that we were hoping for. The next day we drove 20 minutes to a BP garage to get the logs. Considering we paid £210 for two nights, we didn’t feel the experience was good value for money given these issues. Overall, I think this would be a lovely place to visit in the summer, and if you have come prepared with your own logs, but based on our experience, I wouldn’t recommend it for a winter stay.
7 months ago · via Google
Loved everything about this wonderful glamping spot. The hut was snug and had everything you could possibly need. The hot tub was amazing also. We came with our little dog too who absolutely loved the space to roam and chase his ball. Very secluded and peaceful area. Would definitely recommend. X
11 months ago · via Google
Really special place to stay! We had an amazing time, so relaxing and beautiful. I would recommend to everyone who wants peaceful time for themselves. P.s. as well is nice that we could take our dog with us.
a year ago · via Google