The simple answer is Yes if you are going to self catering accommodation. Since 19th July 2021 there are no longer any restrictions on where you can stay or how many households can stay together in one cottage.

It's always advisable to have travel insurance and if you’re thinking about a ‘staycation’, you should always consider taking out UK holiday insurance, just as you would consider doing so for a holiday abroad. Although you may not need to worry about medical cover, because you’ll still be able to receive NHS care and treatment, you may still want to be covered for things like cancellations and baggage loss or damage. Check to see if the insurer will cover you for Covid-19. If you're coming from overseas you should have travel insurance as normal.

We’re following the Government’s Guidelines to safeguard the overall health and safety of our guests, visitors and staff. The measures we have implemented include introducing social distancing and the wearing of face masks when and where appropriate, providing hand sanitisers and anti-bacterial hand wash wherever we can, extra time spent deep cleaning and sanitising all the properties and work-spaces, limiting high contact points around the farm and reducing contact with others when and where applicable. All visitors are required to sign in and we record staff and visitor temperatures daily. It is no longer a legal requirement to display an NHS QR code poster. However, we continue to display printed and laminated posters SPECIFIC TO THE PROPERTY THAT YOU’RE STAYING IN, which are prominently displayed. You will need to download the app on your phone before you can scan the QR code. You will then be kept updated with information about anyone with whom you may have been in contact who has, or who has had, symptoms of, Covid-19. It is up to you if you wish to scan the code. Our policies are reviewed as and when needed in line with any government advice as it is issued. If you have to cancel because of Covid-19 restrictions we will transfer your booking to another date or refund any monies paid, whichever you prefer. If you (or a member of your party) are unable to travel because you (or a member of your party) fall ill with Covid-19 or are required to quarantine or self-isolate we will assume that you have taken out adequate travel insurance and technically this would mean that no refund would be payable. However, we do recognise that this is not always possible and in these circumstances we will see if we can re-book you for an alternative date or refund whatever you have paid less a charge to cover our administration and preparation costs. The amount of charge depends on which property you are staying in so please refer to the Terms and Conditions for your selected property.

If you're unable to come to stay because of lockdown or tier restrictions introduced by the Government as a result of Covid-19 or if you feel you cannot or do not wish to travel to one of our cottages as a result of Government Guidelines there will be no cancellation fees. There are two options. The first option is to transfer your booking to a later date. The second option is that you ask us to refund you what you have paid and we will arrange this for you.

Please be aware and be responsible – in the interests of your own health and wellbeing, as well as that of others, it is important that you follow the latest Government advice and guidelines and check for any local restrictions before you travel. If in doubt, call us. We're here to help.