With our forests about to burst into colour, we pick cosy woodland cottages and eco-cabins for making the most of a British autumn
Glamping is an understatement for these two spacious, well-equipped forest boltholes: one lodge and one safari tent, surrounded by woodland on the edge of the North York Moors at Thimbleby. Coulter – the tent – boasts reclaimed wood floors and walls, with a log burner in the kitchen-living room, while Lark is a spacious lodge with twin alfresco bathtubs. A Place in the Pines is the passion project of owner Matt Brown, who is a fount of information on walks and places to visit. Dogs are welcome, too. A walk away through the woods is the Golden Lion pub, renowned for its food and Sunday roasts.
Lodges from £140, aplaceinthepines.co.uk