Staying in the Lost Meadow Treepod means quite literally living in the forest for a few days, thanks to your suspended bedroom that hangs among the branches. It’s a wild experience, feeling at one with nature whilst curled up and cosy in your small, dark space when the chill of surrounding night air kicks in. In the morning you climb down the steps, there is a spring fed off grid hot shower and composting toilet below the pod alongside the field kitchen. If you tread quietly you might see the deer out grazing as you go or kingfishers hunting on the stream that runs right past the treepod. Beside the stream is a fire circle and BBQ, so you can get adventurous with breakfast if you like, or just make a quick cup of coffee and get going with a day exploring Cornwall.

It’s a peaceful spot with 14 acres around you shared only with a few other guests in far-off parts of the land. You have the river to fish or bathe in, but also the expanse of Bodmin Moor in one direction and the sea in the other, surrounding you with all kinds of adventure, from canoeing on the Fowey to heading to the gentler pleasures of quiet villages like Lostwithiel. In the evening, a walk (45 mins) to the local pub gives you a taste of civilisation if you don’t feel like wild cheffing, then it’s time to turn the torches on and pick your way through the woods to your wild, spherical nest.