It has been one year since Countryfile presenter Adam Henson opened up two new cabins in the Cotswolds for the public to stay in this autumn.
The 60-year-old star has been presenting the legendary BBC show since 2001 and, last September, gave the public the chance to get closer to the action.
These cabins blend comfort and sustainability, offering the ultimate cosy atmosphere for luxury glamping-style accommodation, set amongst the Cotswold hills over the Oxfordshire border.
Both sleeping four people and priced from £195 per night, Ash Cabin includes two double beds, and Oak Cabin includes one double and two singles in a bunk bed.
Inside the cabins. (Image: Cotswold Farm Park)
Cotswold Farm Park Holidays ran an exclusive Autumn offer, with all bookings between September 9, 2025, and October 31, 2025, qualifying for a 25 per cent discount when booked before September 30, 2025.
The well-equipped cabins have everything needed for a comfortable stay, with the bathrooms including a rainfall shower, basin, toilet and electric towel rail.
The kitchen is equipped with a fridge, toaster, kettle, two-ring electric hob and oven and coffee machine for guests’ convenience.
Each cabin has a living space, which is made up of a sofa and an eating area, complete with a TV for a relaxing night in after a day exploring the stunning Cotswold surroundings, or visiting the animals at the Farm Park next door.
The layouts of each cabin vary slightly, but both have been stylishly designed, sleep up to four people and are dog-friendly.
Inside the cabins. (Image: Cotswold Farm Park)
Entrance to Cotswold Farm Park is included with every booking, which allows guests to enter the Farm Park as many times as they like for the duration of their stay.
Guests visiting during event dates can also enjoy entry to the popular Pumpkin Patch.
Open on selected days from October 3, visitors can pick their own pumpkins, enjoy food from local food vans, delicious themed sweet treats and warming beverages, as well as on-site pumpkin carving if they want to limit the mess back home.
Bookings on Saturdays from October 11 also include entry into the Spooky Pumpkin Trail, which combines the eerie ambience of pumpkins with ultraviolet lights.
Adam Henson. (Image: Supplied)
On-site restaurant, The Ox Shed, serves an extensive range of dishes from breakfast through to dinner, and offers live music entertainment on selected dates.
The Cotswold Farm Park Holidays accommodation site has a newly refurbished, welcoming reception area, boasting books and board games.
Facilities available on-site also include modern laundry facilities, a kitchen area, toilets and showers, all close by for easy access.
With such a beautiful rural location, guests can also enjoy numerous local walks amongst the Cotswold countryside and experience local chocolate box villages filled with that classic Cotswold charm.
