Welcome Home, Furry Friends
At Whites Hidden Acres, we believe every member of the family deserves a holiday. We warmly welcome pets to explore our 13 acres of Devon sanctuary. To cover the extra care, a small fee of £50 per stay applies, ensuring a pristine retreat for every traveler.
Equine Companions
Our land is fully secure for horses, though please note our barn remains open. Hay and bedding can be brought with you, or we are happy to arrange delivery from local farmers to prepare for your arrival.
PET POLICY
£50 per stay
We warmly welcome your pets to join your stay. This flat fee covers additional deep cleaning and site maintenance to ensure Whites Hidden Acres remains pristine for all guests and their animal companions.
Our land is fully secure for horses, though please note our barn remains an open-air structure. We ask owners to bring their own hay and bedding, or we can gladly coordinate delivery from our trusted local farmers to await your arrival.
Equine Visitors
Equine Sanctuary
Access endless bridle paths right from the estate, offering scenic riding routes through the Devon countryside. Our gated grazing land ensures a secure, private base for your horse's stay.
Discover stunning trails and equestrian routes accessible immediately from our boundary. We provide an open-air barn for shelter; please bring your own supplies or request a local farmer delivery. Our secure property allows you to relax knowing your horse is safe after a day of hacking in nature.
Buy Your Own
Guests are welcome to bring their own hay and bedding. Please ensure all supplies are stored within the designated open barn area to keep the grounds tidy.
Local Farmer Delivery
We have strong ties with local Devon farmers who can deliver fresh hay and bedding directly to the estate. Contact us to arrange a delivery for your arrival.
To help maintain a safe and healthy environment for all equine guests, horses must be fully vaccinated before arrival, and owners must hold valid insurance that includes public liability and cover for transporting their horses to and from Whites Hidden Acres.