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Uplyme, Devon

Sir George Baker Cabin

  • 5.0 Visitor Rating
  • Sleeps up to 2
  • Hot Tub
  • Bedrooms: 1

About Sir George Baker Cabin

Definitely a good booking for a special romantic break, Sir George Baker Cabin sits in Uplyme on the Devon/Dorset border. A single-storey cedar-clad retreat made just for two. Set within private grounds with giant redwoods as your backdrop, it's an ideal romantic retreat and just minutes from the Jurassic Coast.

The woodland setting provides complete privacy and peace and you're in a great spot to explore both Devon and Dorset coastlines. Lyme Regis is a quick drive away with its famous Cobb Harbour and fossil-hunting beaches. The cabin sits amid some impressive trees including azaleas and rhododendrons. Wildlife thrives here and you've got footpaths leading through the adjacent pinetum.

Inside you'll find an open-plan living area with vaulted ceilings and bi-fold doors. The well-equipped kitchen includes an air fryer, microwave and dishwasher. One king-size bedroom features an en-suite shower room with rainfall shower. The decked terrace has bistro furniture perfect for al fresco dining.

Lyme Regis (short drive) offers fossil hunting and water sports. The Jurassic Coast provides spectacular cliff-top walks. Beer village showcases art galleries and fishing heritage. Seaton offers nostalgic tram rides along the River Axe estuary. Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre teaches geological history.

Perfect for couples wanting complete privacy next to giant Redwoods. Relax in your private hot tub under pergola after exploring the coast. Check availability today.

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Lodge Facilities
  • Single-storey cedar-clad cabin
  • Perfect romantic retreat for couples
  • Private hot tub under pergola
  • Surrounded by giant Redwoods and specimen trees
  • Short drive to Lyme Regis
  • Close to Jurassic Coast World Heritage site
  • Peaceful woodland setting with wildlife
  • Private grounds with decked terrace
  • Electric gates and sweeping driveway
  • Adjacent pinetum with walking paths
  • Village shop 0.7 miles away
  • Village pub 0.8 miles away
  • Trinity Hill nature reserve nearby
  • Good Housekeeping bond £150
Accommodation features
  • One king-size bedroom
  • Shower room with walk-in rainfall shower, basin and WC
  • Open-plan living area with fitted kitchen
  • Dining area and lounge with bi-fold doors
  • Vaulted ceiling throughout
  • Electric heating
  • Electric hob, air fryer, microwave
  • Fridge with ice box, dishwasher
  • Smart TV and WiFi
  • Fuel and power included in rent
  • Bed linen and towels included
  • Off-road parking for 1 car
  • Decked terrace with bistro table and chairs
  • Steps lead to pergola with hot tub
  • Small allocated garden area
  • All on one level accommodation
  • Hot tub accessed via 5 external steps
  • No electric vehicle charging facilities
  • EV charging points available in Lyme Regis
  • Torch advisable for after-dark arrival

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Sir George Baker Cabin Reviews

5.0Visitor Rating out of 5

19 reviews from guests who stayed at Sir George Baker Cabin

Neil
Sep 2026

Extremely comfortable, clean & well appointed cabin. The surroundings along with the hot tub were very private. The owners, Justin & Lisa, were friendly and always on hand if you wanted any help & advise on where to go. We would definitely return.

Alexandra
Jul 2026

Had a wonderful time, if you looking for a relaxing brake this is it. Beautiful walk into Lyme Regis which avoids parking issues. Everything about this place is well thought out, easy to use and well equiped. The hot tub was fantastic, lovely and private with brilliant view. Justin was very accomidating, helpful and easy to contact. Would recommend this place to every couple wanting a relaxing retreat. If we ever revisit this area we will be booking this cabin again.

Simon
Jul 2026

Great location and facilities. The cabin is very well appointed and exceeded our expectations in every way.

Sarah
Jul 2026

This is a fabulous place to stay. Lisa and Justin could not be more helpful and the setting and facilities are just perfect for a break. We loved the attention to detail and the set up at George Baker.

Sandra
Jun 2026

This was our second holiday in the Sir George Baker Cabin and our week was just as good as our first visit. The location is ideal, calm and peaceful yet close to beautiful Lyme Regis. The cabin is spotlessly clean and very comfortable. We especially loved the Hot Tub and watching the birds and squirrels sharing the bird feeders from the patio

Fred
Jun 2026

We had a fantastic stay at the property it was superb the owners are great people and can't do enough to help you they are great, the property was spotless and the birds and wildlife were lovely Would recommend this property to anyone it was superb thank you so much for a lovely stay. Fred &Shirley Spicer.

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Top Days Out Near Sir George Baker Cabin

The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Sir George Baker Cabin, with real driving times.

Theme park 49 min drive · 27.3 miles

Diggerland Devon

Sat nav: EX15 2PE

Ride, drive and operate real diggers, dumpers and other full-size construction machinery at this family-friendly Devon park.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
  • Thrill seekers
  • Half day
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Diggerland is a theme park where children and adults can ride, drive and operate real diggers, dumpers and other full-size construction machinery. The Devon park is in Cullompton, and the whole line-up runs to around 20 rides and drives.

Tip: Check the ride height chart on the Diggerland website before you go, so you know which rides each child can enjoy.

Local museum 2 min drive · 0.5 miles

Lyme Regis Museum

Sat nav: DT7 3QA

Stand on the site of Mary Anning's home and shop, looking out over Lyme Bay and the Jurassic Coast.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
  • Couples
  • 1-2 hours
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Lyme Regis Museum overlooks Lyme Bay and the Jurassic Coast, and it is built on the site of the former home and fossil shop of Mary Anning. Three galleries tell the story of the town across 200 million years, using objects, audio and touchscreens, with plenty of interactive and touch exhibits.

Tip: If you're visiting with children, ask for the Museum Trail at Reception, which comes with the admission ticket.

Ape rescue centre 59 min drive · 40.8 miles

Monkey World

Sat nav: BH20 6HH

A 65-acre rescue centre near Wool, home to the largest group of chimpanzees outside Africa.

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Monkey World is an ape and monkey rescue centre set in 65 acres near Wool in Dorset. It was founded in 1987 and takes in primates rescued from the illegal pet trade, laboratories and abuse, rehabilitating them into natural living groups.

Tip: Book online in advance, as tickets are cheaper than at the gate.

Historic house & gardens 27 min drive · 12.5 miles

Forde Abbey

Sat nav: TA20 4LU

A former Cistercian monastery with a historic house and thirty acres of award-winning gardens on the Somerset border.

  • Couples
  • Dogs in the grounds
  • Half day
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Forde Abbey is a former Cistercian monastery, now a family home, with nearly 900 years of history. Inside, you can see surviving monastic parts such as the cloisters, the monks' dormitory and the old chapter house, alongside State Rooms with ornate plaster ceilings and four-poster beds. The house is also known for its Mortlake tapestries, woven from the famous Raphael cartoons.

Tip: Dogs are welcome in the gardens on a short lead, and the nursery and gift shop can be visited without an admission ticket.

Chalk hill figure 51 min drive · 31.8 miles

Cerne Abbas Giant

Sat nav: DT2 7LA

Britain's largest chalk hill figure, a 180ft ancient giant carved into a Dorset hillside above Cerne Abbas.

  • Dogs welcome
  • 1-2 hours
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The Cerne Abbas Giant is an ancient figure cut into the chalk hillside above the village of Cerne Abbas. At 180ft tall, it is Britain's largest chalk hill figure and perhaps the best known.

Tip: The viewing area in the car park gives the best view; the A352 lay-by is free but offers only a limited view. Keep dogs on leads, and expect mud on the steep slope after rain.

Working watermill 34 min drive · 19.8 miles

Otterton Mill

Sat nav: EX9 7HG

A historic working watermill by the River Otter with an award-winning café, bakery, farm shop and gallery.

  • Couples
  • Dogs welcome
  • 1-2 hours
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Otterton Mill is a working watermill beside the River Otter, near Budleigh Salterton. A mill has stood here since the Domesday Book, and the old workings are free to look round, with a self-guided tour and the water wheel kept turning. Flour is still milled using traditional methods.

Tip: Well-behaved dogs on leads can sit outside or downstairs in the café, but only assistance dogs are allowed in the farm shop, gallery and upstairs café.

Elizabethan mansion 43 min drive · 25.7 miles

Montacute House

Sat nav: TA15 6XP

A Grade I listed Elizabethan mansion with Ham Hill stone walls, clipped yew gardens and parkland walks up to a hilltop tower.

  • Families
  • Dogs welcome
  • Half day
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Montacute House is a late Elizabethan mansion in South Somerset, completed around 1601 and built of golden local Ham Hill stone. Inside you can explore the ground floor, which is home to the rare Tournai Tapestry, and the Long Gallery is the longest in England and displays portraits as an outpost of the National Portrait Gallery.

Tip: Parking is free, and timed entry tickets are used on busier days, so check before you set off. The Ladies' Walk is a 45-minute climb with lovely views over the village.

Medieval cathedral 50 min drive · 32.4 miles

Exeter Cathedral

Sat nav: EX1 1EZ

A near-thousand-year-old Gothic cathedral with the longest uninterrupted medieval stone vaulted ceiling in the world.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
  • 2-3 hours
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Exeter Cathedral has stood at the heart of Devon for nearly a thousand years. Its Norman towers and Decorated Gothic interior are topped by the longest uninterrupted medieval stone vaulted ceiling in the world. Inside you can see the 15th-century Astronomical Clock and an early set of misericords, and guided floor tours and audio guides help bring the building to life.

Tip: Head for the Treasures Exhibition tour or a guided floor tour, both included in standard admission, though floor tours are subject to availability.

Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.

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