Well, if you’re looking for the perfect summer holiday cottages in Devon for 2021, now’s the time to book. The Health Secretary suggests that people should plan for a great British summer rather than think of going abroad just yet; he’s also revealed that he’s booked his summer holidays in the West Country already, so if he’s thinking positive…

As we’re all under stay at home orders again and the cottages here at Stonehayes Farm are closed we thought we’d pick up where we left off with our Lockdown Lookabout, helping you to find things to do on your holidays in Devon. Something to look forward to when you’re down here staying, something to plan ahead for when days are brighter and we’re someway back to normal. So come along, come with us to Wildwood Devon, which in our opinion, is one of the best family attractions around.

There are lots of groups of cottages to rent in the UK but finding something that has everything you need isn’t as easy as it seems. We believe we have the answer here at Stonehayes Farm; tucked away in our own little world in a quiet corner of Devon we have 5 gorgeously homely holiday cottages sleeping 4-14. Book them all to sleep 34 or have as many as you need.

So, another lockdown, which puts November out of bounds for holidays in the UK, but from December 2nd you’ll be able to enjoy Winter breaks in Devon at our beautiful holiday cottages on Stonehayes Farm. Our cosy cottages to rent sleep 2-6+ and make a great country retreat for couples, families and support bubbles.

It’s Autumn again and what a wonderful time of year this is to get away for a few days. If you’re looking for last minute dog friendly holiday cottages, stop looking right now, because we have the perfect thing for you, with prices starting from just £215 for a whole week! We have five gorgeously cosy holiday cottages in Devon, hidden away in the hills, reached only by a long winding lane; come see.

If you missed out on the summer rush and are still in need of a holiday this year, come to Stonehayes Farm for peaceful and relaxing winter breaks in the UK. Things went crazy when the holiday sector was allowed to open up again and holiday cottages throughout the country were fully booked in no time for the summer holidays and into autumn. We can’t believe how busy we are but we don’t mind one bit because it’ so exciting to see guests enjoying their stay at our gorgeous Devon holiday cottages.

This week we’re continuing our Lockdown Lookabout from our family friendly holiday cottages in Devon, only this time we’re not going anywhere. We’re staying right here at Stonehayes Farm, because sometimes it’s good to appreciate what’s on your doorstep and with 15 acres of unspoilt countryside we’ve got a lot to be grateful for. This time of year it’s absolutely beautiful – even more so with the glorious weather we’re having, plenty of daylight hours, blue skies, blazing hot sunshine. Come and see….

Welcome to the latest blog for Stonehayes Farm, where our family friendly holiday cottages in Devon remain closed to guests under government guidelines. In the meantime, we’re going to carry on with our Lockdown Lookabout, where we can tell you about some of the wonderful things to see and do near here. This time the focus is on one of our favourite places and one of the biggest family attractions in this neck of the woods – the Donkey Sanctuary, Sidmouth.

If you’ve been trailing the net trying to find the perfect place to stay where your mutt is welcome too, STOP RIGHT NOW! We can make it easy for you because at Stonehayes Farm we know how to do dog friendly holidays in Devon big time! We’re used to it you see, guests often bring the pet pooch when they stay at our holiday cottages in Devon and from what we see those little tail waggers love it here just as much as their human friends do!

With the festive season well and truly behind us and spring on its way soon, we’re getting a lot of interest in our holiday cottages in Devon for February half term. It’s a great time of year to escape to the beautiful East Devon countryside with your family, something to cheer you up in the thick of winter when it’s chilly and those bright sunny days are few and far between.