Blissful stay in a gorgeous shepherd's hut. We were minding our two small gra ndchildren, during the day they loved the grounds for safe hide and seek. Of an evening it was so peaceful and cosy.

First time we stayed in a shepards hut. Very clean and comfortable. Ideal for romantic stays for two. We celebrated our 10 wedding anniversary and we will gladly come back for another stay in the future. Thank you Dorothy for your kind loan of a fan. It came in very handy at nighttime. Also thank you for your bread,cheese and butter and also the Scumpy !

A fantastic quirky but cosy place to stay. Set in beautiful quiet. countryside, it’s the perfect place to get away from it all. A warm welcome awaits as well as a welcome pack of locally sourced produce ( butter, cheese, milk,. cider etc). Would highly recommend to anyone wanting something a little out of the ordinary.

Sadly due to the tier restrictions being change the actual night before(thanks Boris) we were mot able to go. Based on our communication with Dorthy I’d write her a 5 star review any day. Gave us a refund literally the night before which must have been hard on the business. This was much appreciated. Will be looking to book you up in the Summer for sure.

I cant rate our stay highly enough. A lovely little Shepherds Hut with everything you need for a comfortable get away from it all visit. Our host Dorothy was very friendly and we were suprised to open the door to the hut on arrival to locally made Cider, mini loaves, cheese and chutney and also milk and butter. Delicious! As we were only there for 2 nights we made the most of our stay. We walked to Roger Wilkins Farmhouse and sampled his Ciders whilst making up our minds on which one to buy. We also bought Cheese, pickled eggs and Passion fruit curd from there. A lovely chatty man with lots of stories to tell of his years making cider and his famous visitors! We visited Glastonbury and Wells in the same afternoon for a wander around. We ate at The New Inn in Wedmore. A homely local kind of pub with lovely food. Before heading home to Oxford, we did a little ( 7 min ) detour to Burnham on Sea. A lovely sandy beach. All in all we had a lovely break and would definitely recommend Mowbarton Shepherds Hut. Thankyou to Dorothy once again :)

I can't rate our stay highly enough. A lovely little Shepherds Hut with everything you need for a comfortable "get away from it all" visit. Our host Dorothy was very friendly and we were suprised to open the door to the hut on arrival to locally made Cider, mini loaves, cheese and chutney and also milk and butter. Delicious! As we were only there for 2 nights we made the most of our stay. We walked to Roger Wilkins Farmhouse and sampled his Ciders whilst making up our minds on which one to buy. We also bought Cheese, pickled eggs and Passion fruit curd from there. A lovely chatty man with lots of stories to tell of his years making cider and his famous visitors! We visited Glastonbury and Wells in the same afternoon for a wander around. We ate at The New Inn in Wedmore. A homely local kind of pub with lovely food. Before heading home to Oxford, we did a little ( 7 min ) detour to Burnham on Sea. A lovely sandy beach. All in all we had a lovely break and would definitely recommend Mowbarton Shepherds Hut. Thankyou to Dorothy once again :)

Lovely accommodation in a private setting - great for getting away and leaving the world behind for a few days!

This was our 2nd visit to Dorothy's Shepherd's Hut in 6 months – it was amazing the first time, and the 2nd visit didn't disappoint. Dorothy is professional, friendly and organised, and the local goodies (fresh bread, chutney, cheese, cider and fresh flowers) are so thoughtful. You only have to flick through the visitors' book to realise it is a hit and people return. The hut feels big and spacious, is cosy and super comfortable (the big bed with lovely sheets is divine), and the space is completely private and so peaceful. We saw numerous bunnies as well as a hungry woodpecker, just lovely. Breakfast outside is a must. We have a soft spot for Wells, so getting there is super easy and fun to go on market day. I can certainly recommend the Bishop's Palace Gardens – divine on a sunny day in September! This really is the perfect peaceful retreat. We will certainly be looking forward to booking visit number 3.