What a beautiful, calming and idyllic setting, I did not want to leave! The yurts were just beautiful, very comfy bed, super comfy futon for my friends, very spacious, cosy, warm, bright and generally just lovely! Toilet is great, as is the shower. Actually slightly more than you would expect on a normal camp-site. Perfect! Lovely farm shop/bistro about 2... More

Not quite the experience we were looking forward to. Travelling in October, we were prepared for inclement weather, unfortunately that was the least of our problems. We were a party of four adults, the website states you can sleep five in each yurt, I have no idea where you would put the fifth person as with two couples it was... More

Had a really nice stay here its very green and in the middle of nowhere there's a nice pub about 12-15 minutes walk away which does good ale and great food. Two things really annoyed us about this place, firstly it was 15 pounds to hire bedding per bed that was an unexpected 30 pounds expenditure for us and seemed... More

Maybe my expectations of glamping were a little high but this felt to me like camping in a yurt with someone's left over furniture and compost toilets. The label 'really green' felt like it had been applied to somehow excuse short comings and lack of attention to detail such as keeping the grass cut, providing a decent mattress or providing... More

I booked this trip as a birthday treat for my husband using an online deal and what a great deal it was. I am used to camping but this is something else. The way the site is run, the attention to small details, the beautiful setting and the warm welcome of the owners and the staff in the onsite farm... More

We stayed at the Really Green Holiday Company over the lovely hot weekend in May 2012 - perfect weather for staying in the beautiful Yurt, which had a double bed, sofa, shelves and drawers along with cutlery, plates etc and a wood burner (which we didnt need at all becaus the weather was perfect!). outside our Yurt was a table... More

We travelled to the IOW for our first festival experience and had been in two minds whether to camp onsite with The Great Unwashed or whether to glamp it up a bit! How glad we were when we saw the overcrowded refugee-like shambles at The Festival campsite that we had chosen the relative luxury of a Yurt at Apple Farm.... More

Just back from a great trip to the Isle of Wight, made fantastic by our stay in a Yurt at Freashwater. Yurts (5) are set in an orchard about a mile from Feshwater Bay. Each yurt had a double bed, day bed, woodburn and all you need for your stay. Outside in the orchard we had a private area with... More

This site is an absolute gem in the West Wight. The owners are friendly, accommodating and helpful and there's even a little farm shop/café on site that can supply food and drink for your stay. The site is set on an apple orchard, with little mown paths in between the apple trees, illuminated by solar lighting. Dotted amongst the trees... More