Kerrys Gate Cabin

30/08/2026

Congratulations to Newton Court, a finalist in the Taste of Herefordshire Award. It's great to see a past work colleague, now so successful with his own family business - a fantastic restaurant and shop to visit, at Leominster ⭐️🍺🥗.

28/08/2026

Recommendation for one of the local eateries from our latest guests, The Temple Bar Inn, Ewyas Harold

23/08/2026

Congratulations to Mathew and Meleri on their winning bid to stay here. We look forward to welcoming them at a date of their choice. A fantastic figure was raised in total at the auction which is helping the Badger Face Welsh Mountain Sheep Society celebrate their 50th Anniversary. THANKYOU! 💥🐑 🙋‍♂️🎉

21/08/2026

💥 TOMORROW AT 6pm 💥

We are delighted to have donated a two-night stay at our cabin for a charity auction.

For over 40 years, cabin owner, Lucy, has had a passion for Badger Face Welsh Mountain Sheep, which can often be seen from the cabin.

Therefore, we are pleased to support the 50th Anniversary celebrations for this sheep society.

The auction takes place on Saturday 22nd August (tomorrow). If you are interested in placing a bid, but are unable to be at the auction, you can forward your offer directly to the auctioneer at [email protected]

Any questions, please ask. Thankyou for your support 🎉🏡🐑

17/08/2026

09/08/2026

🌞🌠 One evening. Two spectacular celestial events. A night sky full of possibilities.

Wednesday 12 August could be a very special night for skywatchers, with a rare combination of events taking place within just a few hours.

First up, the UK will experience its deepest partial solar eclipse since 1999, with the Moon covering up to 96% of the Sun in some parts of the UK. In Herefordshire, the eclipse begins at 6.15pm, reaches its maximum at 7.12pm and ends at 8.06pm. ✨

Then, as daylight fades, the attention turns upwards once again...

The Perseids meteor shower reaches its peak overnight on 12–13 August. With a New Moon bringing exceptionally dark skies, those who find somewhere away from light pollution could be treated to an incredible display, with the potential for up to 100 meteors an hour under ideal conditions. 🌠

So, why not make an evening of it?

🌞 Find somewhere with a clear, open horizon for the best possible view of the eclipse.

🕶️ Watch safely using proper solar eclipse glasses or another approved solar viewing method. Never look directly at the Sun through ordinary sunglasses, cameras, binoculars or telescopes without the correct protection.

🌌 Once darkness falls, stay somewhere with as little artificial light as possible and as much open sky as you can.

👀 Give your eyes time to adjust to the darkness and avoid bright screens where possible.

🧣 Take something warm to sit or lie back on, settle in and enjoy the show!

Herefordshire has some of England's darkest skies, and its wide-open landscapes offer plenty of opportunities to find a spot with a clear horizon and low levels of light pollution.

Making a night of it in Herefordshire? Our Stargazers' Guide to Herefordshire includes ideas for combining stargazing with a delicious supper. ✨

🔗 Find the guide via the link in the first comment.

Wherever you are watching from, we hope you get the chance to experience this very special night. 🌞🌠✨

24/07/2026

💥 Great news this evening! We have learned that the Cabin is a finalist in the New Tourism Business of the Year section of the Herefordshire Tourism Awards 2026 💥

24/07/2026

The latest comment in our guestbook, "Absolute heaven! I was after luxury and that's what I got. Thankyou!"

Thankyou Elaine - so pleased you enjoyed your break with us.