The Meadow
Vowchurch, Herefordshire
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Why we love it
Fold back the entire wall and make the hot tub, the deck, the outdoor bean bags and the massive Herefordshire views part of your lounge.
What you'll love
Dogs will love
- Sniffing out their beds, bowls and treats
- Pulling you along the fenced woodland tracks
- Trotting about off lead on the estate (as long as they’re not escape artists)
Humans will love
- Reading in the suspended chair
- Toasting one another in the electric hot tub
- Barbequing a feast on the terrace
The place
The Meadow is as well-equipped as it is well designed. You could spend all your time at the cabin easily, curling up on the sofas in the lounge with your faithful four-legged friend at your feet, or out with a book in hand in the suspended chair. You’re faced with The Black Mountains, so whether you’re looking over the top of a book or the top of a glass of something bubbly, your backdrop’s incredible. Take your dog on a tour of the fenced woodland in search of new and exciting smells, and at days end, reap your reward with a couple of bubbly hours in the electric hot tub. There’s so much to do nearby, and if you manage to escape the pull of barbequing all the local delights you find at nearby farm shops, there’s adventure to be had in every direction.
In the neighbourhood
- Favourite Walk Nearby: The Cat’s Back, a 20-minute drive, is a circular walk that stretches almost five miles, running the length of the stop of the hill, and back down around the eastern side. It’s pretty exposed up there, so don’t forget warm clothes!
- The Wye Valley AONB, 30-minute drive: Offers the perfect setting for river adventures. With around 16 local companies renting canoes, kayaks, and stand-up paddleboards, there are plenty of ways to explore the winding River Wye – from North Wales down past the edge of Hereford. Whether you’re paddling, drifting, or cruising, it's a beautiful way to spend the day. Some companies even welcome dogs on board!
- The Gwatkin Red Cow, 40-minute walk: Welcomes dogs in their rustic restaurant. Enjoy a scenic stroll directly from the site via a footpath, and treat yourself to breakfast, lunch, light bites, evening meals or their fantastic Sunday roast.
- Under the Nut Tree, 21-minute drive: Offers a unique supper club-style experience. On Friday and Saturday nights, enjoy a seasonal three-course set menu, showcasing the best local produce cooked over an outdoor fire kitchen. Dogs very welcome.