Glamping, under a solid roof
The Railway Wagon
A restored goods wagon standing beside the old stone barn, with its own strip of garden, a gravel terrace and two chairs pointed at the bend in the river. Canvas is lovely until it rains — this has a roof.
SleepsTwo
GuestsAll ages
Minimum stayTwo nights
From£110 a night
Inside the wagon
What's already there
- A double bed, made up before you arrive
- Glazed doors that open onto the gravel terrace
- A solid roof and walls — it holds its warmth in spring and autumn
- Chairs and a table outside, in its own bit of garden
- A fire spot, and wood to buy from us
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On the farm
What you share
- Toilets and hot showers, kept clean by us
- Free canoe launching, landing and recovery
- Parking near the wagon, and a hand with your bags
- Firewood, cut on the farm and checked for metal
- Access to the Wye Valley Walk and the Herefordshire Trail
Good to know
The house rules, briefly
None of it is fussy — it’s what keeps the place quiet and the livestock safe. The full terms are on the terms of use page.
Guests
Over-18s only in the bell tent meadow. Children are welcome on the camping fields.
Dogs
Sorry, none — there's livestock in every field around you.
Fires
Only in the marked spots, only with wood bought from us.
Quiet
Nothing amplified after 10pm. No generators at any hour.
Arriving
Between midday and 8pm; away by 12pm on your last day.
Railway wagon rates 2027
What a night costs
April–May & September–October
£110
June–August
£130
Bank holiday weekends
£145
Half holds the booking; the rest a week before you arrive. Deposits aren't returnable, and everything's due in full on or before arrival.
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Free next weekend?
Tell me your dates and I'll come back with what's open. Or ring 07714 720869 — text if I don't pick up.