What Salad Days Offers

Salad Days offers luxurious award-winning accommodation at Dunster Beach, awarded 5 stars by Visit England. Designed for couples only, this self-catering, boutique beach hut is one of England’s best kept secrets. Bordering Exmoor National Park and the Somerset coast, it offers unique luxury in a beach hut environment. Relax and unwind while overlooking the tranquil nature reserve just metres from the beach or soak up the atmosphere of medieval Dunster with its charming Yarn Market and stunning Castle. Fully refurbished in 2015/16 the accommodation offers; underfloor heating, en-suite with shower, king size bed, fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, cooker, fridge etc. lounge with dining area, front and back fenced gardens with seating, sun loungers & bike racks
Prices range from £425 to £625 per week, £225 to £325 for 3 or 4 night breaks (March to October inclusive) minimum stay is 3 nights, see our tariff link at the bottom of the page for full details and availability. All linen (towels and bedding) and electric is supplied within the price.
Well behaved dogs welcome.
Change over day Friday or Monday. If more than one week is booked fresh towels and linen will be provided each week.
The ideal base to explore Somerset, Devon, Exmoor National Park. & Quantock Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and surrounding areas of the South West corner of England.

Salad Days Kitchen
Salad Days Lounge
Footbridge over the lake
Dunster Beach just 50 metres away
Dog Friendly

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Where's Maverick

For reviews on dog friendly Somerset, Devon and Exmoor visit Mavericks Blog

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Salad Days Beach Hut

Dunster Beach

We bought Chalet 235 in 2015, it has since undergone extensive refurbishment and now Salad Days, boasts luxurious, boutique, beach hut accommodation, a first for Dunster Beach. Salad Days is a traditional British beach hut on the outside that treats you to unexpected luxury on the inside.

Further pictures can be found on our Salad Days Facebook page or visit our Salad Days Galleries via the menu button. Salad Days and Dunster Beach are both dog friendly.

Dunster Beach is a collection of around 250 beach huts sandwiched between the Bristol Channel on one side with views of the Welsh coast and The Hawn nature reserve (which Salad Days Dunster overlooks) on the other, with views of Exmoor National Park and Dunster Castle beyond. A walk along the beach brings you to the traditional seaside town of Minehead at one end and Blue Anchor Bay at the other. Dunster Beach site and Beach are private, but with public access and has a shop, cafe, putting green, tennis court & accessible toilets.

A Little History of Dunster Beach

Somerset's Attractions

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Dunster Beach started life in the roaring 1920's by Lady Luttrel who resided at Dunster Castle. She had the first beach hut installed for her personal use, then a few more were built to be rented out, a few years later a second row (where Salad Days is located) was added. During World War II it housed Coastal Defence Workers and the Home Guard building the coastal fortifications, Dunster Beach had slit trenches, barbed wire and pillboxes, although now gone the pillboxes remain as a reminder of darker days at Dunster Beach.

Today it offers a charming escape from modern life. Relax and unwind at Salad Days Beach Hut.

West Somerset Railway

South West Coastal Path

Exmoor National Park
Wimbleball Lake for water sports

Quantock Hills AONB

Lynton & Lynmouth

Dunster Castle & Medieval Village

Minehead

Woolacombe Beach for surfing

Visit Exmoor

Somerset Dog Friendly Beaches

For further information see 'Out and About' page

What's Going On In Somerset

For lots more usefull information about what's on, entertainment, places to visit and things to do within the county of Somerset while you are visiting us. Click on the images from 'What's On Somerset' and Exmoor magazines and the'Visit Somerset' websites for further information.

We particually like 'Secret Somerset and Exmoor' which has 50 hidden gems that locals and visitors have suggested.

For more ideas please see our 'Out and About', 'Walk and Explore' pages and Where's Maverick Blog.