We booked a weekend in the cabin at Tresmorn farm without really knowing what to expect (the place was, for example, free for the whole of August). It turned out that we were the first guests in Chris and Rachel's newly built wood cabin.
The cabin is located in a field off the farm with the only neighbours being a large herd of cows. It is extremely well appointed, having a small kitchen with all the usual appliances and crockery, a shower room and a large and rather luxurious bedroom with fantastic views out across the cliffs. Although advertised as 'off grid', luckily it had a USB charger so it was possible to remain in contact with the outside world.
Its hard to express how idyllic the setting of the cabin is - the views are fantastic and the only sounds are from the wind and the animals on the farm, and rain falling on the roof at night. It was lovely having breakfast outside in the early morning near the animals! (though I should add that they were safely behind an electrified fence) The only slight problem was that it was quite hard to find, though this was probably more a reflection of our own incompetence. In terms of accommodation, the cabin was extremely comfortable. Chris was very courteous, asking if everything was working properly as we were the first guests.
We had a wonderful time at the farm and will certainly be back soon. The photos here really don't do it justice. The only problem being that it almost certainly won't be so free this time next year.
