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West Midlands•Herefordshire•52.040° N, 2.347° W

Little Hollows

Two eco-built cabins in a 16th-century orchard at the foot of Midsummer Hill, with direct walking access to ten miles of Malvern Hills ridge.

Little Hollows sits at the foot of Midsummer Hill in the Malvern Hills AONB, close to Ledbury, and it earns its reputation through specificity: two bespoke cabins built from renewable and recycled materials, set in an old orchard beside a stream, with ancient woodland views and the hills beginning where the garden ends. From the door you can walk straight onto the ridge on foot or bicycle, no car needed.

The footpath access is the real draw. Herefordshire Beacon at British Camp is forty-five minutes walk away; Worcester Beacon, less than two hours for the more adventurous. Do the ten-mile end-to-end on a clear day and you'll see five counties, with the Black Hills, May Hill, and Clee Hill all visible on the horizon. Castlemorton Common is a near-immediate neighbour. It's the kind of place that gives walking purpose without requiring a drive to find the trailhead.

The site is deliberately small: two cabins, self-catering, an orchard to sit in at night. The scale is a feature. Stargazing from the orchard is a regular thing here. For an evening off-site, Ledbury's poetry festival and Malvern theatre and cinema are both reachable, and Eastnor Castle is nearby. Cheltenham is only a short drive for those who need a city fix.

“A small, carefully made glamping retreat with outstanding walking access straight from the door into the Malvern Hills, the right choice for couples or solos who want the hills, not just a view of them.”

Why it made the cut

Direct, no-drive access onto ten miles of Malvern Hills walking and cycling terrain
Two bespoke eco cabins in a 16th-century orchard setting, genuinely small-scale and owner-led
Panoramic views across five counties from the ridge, with landmarks including Herefordshire Beacon and Worcester Beacon accessible on foot
Evening stargazing from the orchard with Ledbury, Malvern theatre, and Eastnor Castle all within easy reach

The Feeling

Soulful handmade · Quietly glamorous · Solitary tempo

Orchard and streamRidge starts at the gateFive county viewsStarlit orchard nightsRecycled timber quiet

Good For

Date
Solo

Best For

Eco-glamping in a 16th-century orchard with ancient woodland views
Couples seeking peaceful retreat with stargazing and bird watching
Walking access to Malvern Hills and multiple long-distance trails

In Campr's collections

Mountain eyriesThe Malvern Hills ridge begins at the garden's edge here, with Herefordshire Beacon forty-five minutes walk and ten miles of open ridge on the doorstep.
Date night campingTwo eco-built cabins in an ancient orchard, no neighbours, and a stream, the kind of quiet that couples actually come back for.
Glamping at its bestBespoke cabins made from renewable and recycled materials in a 16th-century orchard, with walking, stargazing, and no pretence about what it is.