10 Top-Rated Ranches in South East England, England

The Queen's Head is a traditional village pub, based in the lovely village of Horspath, Oxford. With real ales, big range of other beverages, food served from 12 noon till 3 and 5 til 9pm, (Sunday's 12-3). We have 5 en suite letting rooms, a children's play area, car park, outside seating, darts, pool, aunt sally, poker, occasional live music, and a very friendly welcome, come along and see us!

Large stone barn specifically converted for use by disabled visitors. Five profiling electric beds, two wet rooms, accessible throughout, including gardens and decking area. Centrally heated. Free wi-fi. Luxurious accommodation throughout with no expense spared for comfort. TV/DVD players in living area and all downstairs bedrooms, washing machine, dishwasher, tumble drier, etc. Hot tub hire available on request. Beautiful, unspoiled rural location set back half a mile from road, overlooking farmland and woodland, but within ten minutes car journey to main market town of Newport. Red squirrels feed at door. Lots of photography opportunities. Two electric riser/recliner chairs, shower chair and many more items of equipment for disabled visitors. Everything is here for our guests, regardless of their specific needs, but the emphasis is on accessible luxury. See what others say in our reviews!

Nestled in the South Downs National Park amid the rolling hills of the Meon Valley lies one of Hampshire's best kept secrets. Six authentic Mongolian yurts and six traditionally-built shepherd's huts provide all the excitement of outdoor living with all the luxury of indoor comforts. The yurts are perfect for families looking for a glamping holiday in the Hampshire countryside each equipped with a wood burning stove, electric lights and power points for your creature comforts. Our four cosy shepherd's huts, located alongside our fishing lakes at Meon Springs Fly Fishery, are perfect for couples, anglers or individuals looking for a rural retreat.

Beautiful 16th Century Sussex Farmhouse set in 5 acres of pretty gardens and woodland. Offering two newly renovated self-catering holiday cottages Kingsize beds, luxury bathrooms, cosy log fires & deep armchairs in the winter, a heated outdoor pool to swim in, or relax by with a book in the summer. Relaxation treatments available from visiting therapists. Resident chickens & ducks to feed and lots of other wildlife to spot. Parents will appreciate the tasteful luxurious cottage interiors and thoughtful added extras from homemade jams, freshly baked breads & cakes, babysitting and plentiful baby gear; whilst mini guests make the most of exploring. The onsite Bakehouse offers baking classes & a pop up cafe serving delicious handmade lunches and afternoon teas with local seasonal produce. Set in a secluded rural ideal on the edge of the beautiful South Downs National Park yet just 5 minutes from the pretty vibrant village of Steyning and beaches within 10 minutes too!

Sopley Lake Yurt Camp has been the leading UK glamping destination since opening in 2011. Five yurts on four sites, all beautifully decorated with furnishings from North Africa across Asia to the Far East. The yurts are incredibly cosy and warm up in no time once the wood burner is lit on the coldest of nights. Each yurt has private facilities from a hot shower, flushing loo, BBQ area, camp fire and fully equipped cooking station. The location is perfect (Pubs within walking distance), lakeside views abundant with wild fowl and fish, close to the New Forest National Park (cycling, horse-riding, pubs) and the beaches near Bournemouth and Christchurch. Surrounded by PYO fields (seasonal fruit and veg available) and fresh farm produce delivered to your yurt fridge for your arrival. All part of our dedicated service and desire to give you the best glamping experience possible.

Our stylish & welcoming self-catering holiday cottages are the ideal holiday destination, and the perfect base from which to enjoy and explore the beautiful Isle of Wight. Equipped with every comfort from home all of our cottages are available to let throughout the year.

Midgham Farm was the 2016 Prima Baby award-winning Feather Down representative. Its woodland has been in the family since 1790, and today on the farm, ponies live alongside pigs and piglets, alpacas, 3 goats, 2 bunnies, and lambs. Pony grooming is a great activity for horse-loving youngsters, and can be booked with the farmer on arrival. Children will also love the rope swings and climbing ropes plus all the sand pits with sit-on diggers. Just a 15 minute walk away, a long stretch of the River Avon is reserved for guests booking fly fishing (15 April to 30 Sept) or coarse fishing (15 June to 15 March), which can be arranged on the farm. The river is also a wonderful place to swim or paddle. Relax at tents or log cabins spread out on the forest floor, with hammocks between the trees and lots of light coming through the canopy. For the energetic, there’s archery and axe throwing available across the wood.

Sunninglye Farm is nestled on the Kent / Sussex border among the rolling hills of the High Weald, which is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It’s just 27 miles from the M25 and only 40 minutes from the coast. Surrounded by woodland on all but one side, Sunninglye has seven Feather Down tents within a shady hilltop copse. Each tent faces outwards with views across the surrounding fields and woodland, ideal for a glamping family holiday in Kent. Visitors are always pleasantly surprised by the peacefulness of the setting, and younger children are free to climb and swing and play safely among the trees near the tent. The older ones might like to explore the farm while attempting to conquer the Sunninglye Challenge, a farm trail which combines fun with education and will occupy them for a good couple of hours.