Sybil

Price from £200 for 2 nights.

Built by hand during the 1940s this bygone beauty was designed and built by a loving father for his family. The attention to detail is everywhere from original gas lights, bespoke wooden furniture and even a mini stainless steel sink in her kitchen ‘en suite’. We’ve worked hard to gently restore her and carefully add our Mad Dog finishing touches. Truly unique and quirky, you will love her character and real vintage charm.

Bedding includes feather pillows and duvets and quilts. She also has a log burner to ensure you’re toasty whatever the weather.

Sybil has two standard caravan double beds and there’s also the option of adding on a small child’s hammock bed making her perfect for families. As with all our vans you are welcome to pitch a tent nearby.

  • Sleeps 4
  • 2 Double Beds
  • From £200 for 2 nights

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What’s included?

  • Bedding & linen
  • Hot water bottles
  • Crockery & cutlery
  • Cooking equipment
  • Camp Gas Stove
  • Kettle

 

  • Matches
  • Bottle opener
  • Tea lights
  • Teabags & marshmallows
  • Log Burner

What do I bring?

  • Towels
  • Firelighters
  • Tennis rackets & balls
  • Wellies
  • Torches
  • Pop-up tent (handy for storing kit)

Sybil's Gallery

“It’s as if you have bewitched the place – it’s full of magic that makes everything tranquil and peaceful and utterly restorative. The vans are perfect – even if the weather is inclement, you don’t mind! Thank you for having the vision and bringing it to life – it has brought us much joy staying here.”

Sybil

“I loved the twinkly lights and daffodils. It was so amazing that the table could turn into a bed. I made friends with caravans called Elsie, Gertie and Monty but Sybil is the best!.” (Eloise, aged 5)

Sybil

“Every last detail was perfect – we adored the ‘van service’ and the children ran wild. You’ve thought of everything.”

Sybil

“Hearing the crackle of the fire with the crickets chirping along, whilst star-gazing (and I saw a couple of shooting stars) has been incredible. Our 3 & 5 year old girls could not have been happier – back in nature, free to roam and play”.

Sybil