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Oak and Stars Hideaway

75%

would recommend

Holmfirth, West Yorkshire

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Oak and Stars Hideaway is a secluded shepherd's hut offering a peaceful getaway, just ten minutes from the Peak District. With a private wood fired hot tub, guests can truly relax with a dip under the stars. Fully equipped with a double bed, ensuite, kitchenette, and a cosy wood burner for those chillier evenings. Enjoy views of the Holme Valley and the charming village of Honley with shops and eateries, only five minutes away!

Why you'll love it at Oak and Stars Hideaway


Romantic, ensuite shepherd's hut set in a private garden with a private wood-fired hot tub!

Just ten minutes from the Peak District National Park, great for walks and cycling!

Lovely views of the Holme Valley from the outdoor dining area and fire pit

About the site


This quiet and romantic shepherd's hut is set in the Southern Pennines, ten minutes from the Peak District National Park. An ideal location for walking, cycling and exploring, you will be only a five minute drive to Honley for strolls through the quaint streets, along with plenty of shops and restaurants to enjoy. With just one shepherd's hut, the site feels truly secluded and off the beaten track, accessible only from a small path off of a quiet lane. Inside, there is a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, oven and an electric hob. There is also a kettle and a coffee machine for your morning brew! There is a comfy double bed, with linen provided, that can fold away into a dining area with seating. There is also a wood burner to keep guests cosy in the evenings. The modern ensuite features an electric shower, a flushing loo and wash basin, plus towels are provided. Outside is a fire pit, a dining area, a terrace with a garden and a wood-fired hot tub, perfect for al fresco dining and soaking in the lovely views. The first bag of logs for the hot tub is provided for free. On the edge of West Yorkshire and just outside the Peaks, there is lots to do around the site. Immerse yourselves in nature and take romantic strolls or bring your bikes and head out on an adventure! Within a 15 minute walk of the local farm shop and country pub, guests can truly enjoy a taste of rural life. Sorry, no pets allowed.

Oak and Stars Hideaway is open all year round.


Facilities and amenities

Adult only

Allow commercial vans

Allow pets on site

Café / restaurant

Disabled facilities

Drinking water

Family friendly

Fires allowed

Shop

Showers

Toilet

WiFi

Glamping

Hot tub

Near pub

Open year round

Peaceful

The shepherd's hut has an ensuite with an electric shower, flushing loo and wash basin. It also has a fully equipped kitchenette with a sink, a fridge, an oven, an electric hob, a coffee machine and a kettle. There are plug sockets in the hut as well as a radio and free WiFi.

The nearest shop to is Hinchliffe's Farm shop, just a 15 minute walk away, there is also the Waingate Superstore for a wider selection a 30 minute walk away. The Allied pub is just a 15 minute walk from site.


Map and address

Park address

Oak and Stars Hideaway,

The Hideaway, 51 Magdale, Honley, Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, HD9 6LX

Coordinates

53.6099, -1.7909 | SE 13 12

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Oak and Stars Hideaway is ideal for...

Couples

Older children (13+)

Peace and quiet


There are 1 accommodation options on-site

Bookable pitches and accommodation options

Shepherd's Hut

Max 2 people

A cosy shepherd's hut with a fold out double bed, a wood burner and a dining area. Inside there is an ensuite and equipped kitchen with an oven, kettle and coffee machine. Bedding is provided. Outside is a wood fired hot tub and a fire pit with seating.


Oak and Stars Hideaway reviews

4.05 /5

4 reviews

75%

would recommend

Overall
4.05
Location
4.25
Value for money
4
Service
3.75
Facilities
4.25
Cleanliness
4

Not as we'd hoped

Hannah H

2

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Shepherd's Hut - Shepherd's HutMar 2025

We recently stayed at the shepherd's hut and there were definitely some positives. The location is private and secluded, making it a great spot to truly unplug and unwind. The space itself is lovely, with a beautiful private garden that feels like your own. The hut is well-equipped with everything you might need, including an oven, hob, and plenty of kitchen utensils. It was also very peaceful, which we really appreciated. That said, there were a few aspects of our stay that didn't quite work for us, though others may not find them to be an issue. We had a long journey and only received the directions late on the morning of our arrival, by which time we were already travelling. The location is difficult to find, so having this information sooner would have been helpful. The email we received was quite detailed but mainly focused on rules and restrictions, which felt a little overwhelming. Accessing the property was a bit complicated. On arrival, we had to park on a narrow country road to collect the key from a lockbox before being able to enter the hut and retrieve a fob to open the gate. Meanwhile, our car was temporarily left on a single-track road, which wasn't ideal. While there is a gate connecting the parking area to the hut's garden, the instructions stated this couldn't be used, meaning we had to walk down the country lane each time we needed access to our car. This might not be an issue for everyone, but it could be difficult for those with mobility concerns, particularly as the road is unlit at night. We paid £20 for the hot tub to be heated in advance of our arrival at 3pm. However, it had been lit at 11am, meaning it was only warm when we arrived. A text explained the owner had to go out, but as we then had to wait for it to reach temperature ourselves, the extra charge didn't feel entirely worthwhile. The hot water in the hut itself never got above tepid, which made washing up difficult, we had to boil the kettle on the complicated induction hob (of which there are no instructions) to enable us to wash the chipped and broken dishes. Fortunately , the shower was electric , so that wasn't an issue. However, the bathroom had a musty slightly moldy smell with also extended to the towels, making them feel less than fresh. On pulling down the bed, the sheets looked a little grubby, which raised some concerns about whether they had been freshly changed. Additionally, the email outlined that only one toilet roll was provided, something we might have prepared for had we received the information earlier. While the setting is peaceful, we did feel the experience lacked personal touches. A simple welcome note or small gesture can make all the difference, and in comparison to other similar stays, this felt quite transactional. There were additional charges for things like extra wood (£10) and heating the hot tub (£20), which started to add up. Overall, this is a great spot if you're looking to switch off and enjoy some seclusion, but it's worth being aware of the extra costs and practical considerations. With a bit more communication in advance, our experience might have been a little bit smoother.

Fantastic stay!

Lauren K

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Shepherd's Hut - Shepherd's HutOct 2024

We had a fantastic stay at Oak and Stars. It was the perfect getaway to relax. The hut was incredibly clean, with modern facilities throughout, and everything you could need for your stay. I couldn't recommend it enough!

Peaceful bliss

Liam H

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Shepherd's Hut - Shepherd's HutAug 2024

The shepherds hut was absolute bliss. Lovely calm and peaceful setting with all you need to relax and switch off from the world. Cannot fault our visit and the little touches just made it that much more special.

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FAQ

You can check in from 3pm until 10pm, and check out is due at 10:30am.

Dogs must be kept on the lead at all times and not left unattended. Breeds and crossbreeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act are not permitted and/or any of the following: Staffordshire bull terrier, American Staffordshire terrier, Rottweiler, any Mastiff or Tosa.

Yes! BBQs are allowed as long as they are raised from the ground. Fuel, logs and coal can be purchased onsite. Guests are not permitted to bring their own barbeque.

Sorry, no group bookings are allowed. This site caters for families and couples only.

Yes, there is WiFi in the shepherd's hut.

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The shepherd's hut has various board games and puzzles for guests to use during their stay.

Only ten minutes outside of the Peak District, the shepherd's hut is within reach of some great walking and cycling routes. Visit the Folly Dolly Falls and watch in awe at the tranquil waterfall, or hike around the Wessenden Reservoir (30 minutes) or Black Hill (20 minutes). Take a trip to the Holme Moss Summit (20 minutes) for breathtaking views and a great romantic picnic spot!

Spend a day in Huddersfield, only 15 minutes from the site to explore the birthplace of the rugby league! Or, stroll down the historic cobbled streets of Honley with a range of shops for some retail therapy or visit one of the local eateries for some great food.

Other nearby attractions include:

  • Castle Hill (10 minutes)
  • Tolson Museum (15 minutes)
  • Titanic Spa (20 minutes)
  • Standedge Tunnel and Visitor Centre (20 minutes)
  • Marsden Moor National Trust (20 minutes)
The listing for Oak and Stars Hideaway was last updated on March 18th, 2025 at 10:28 AM

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