Your unique 4-digit door code is sent on your arrival afternoon after cleaning turnover.
✓Wake: Touch or press any key to illuminate the keypad.
✓Code: Enter your 4-digit PIN and press the checkmark/lock key.
✓Unlock: Green light flashes & click sounds—turn handle.
✓Locking on exit: Simply pull door shut and press the lock icon.
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Hot Tub Care & Temperature
Heated to target 30°C–35°C. Hot tubs are outdoor amenities exposed to UK air.
✓Unstrap & Fold: Unclip side buckles; fold insulated lid in half.
✓Debris Skim: Use skimming net for any leaves/insects.
✓Keep Lid Fastened: Always close lid immediately when exiting.
✓Weather Terms: Refunds apply strictly only if water falls under 30°C.
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Lighting the Firepit / Chiminea
Enjoying genuine wood warmth under dark Lincolnshire skies.
✓Base: Place firelighter/tinder cube in centre of pit.
✓Kindling: Build a loose teepee of small dry sticks over firelighter.
✓Ignition: Light base; wait 3 mins until kindling burns vigorously.
✓Hardwood Logs: Add 1–2 hardwood logs. Keep fire inside rim.
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Rule 3: BBQ — Leave As Expected
Having BBQs shining clean for every guest adds £15–£30 per booking—we chose everyday value instead.
✓Leave As Found: Wire-brush grill rack after your cooking.
✓Ash Is Seasoned: Ash is not cleared to bare metal between stays.
✓Charcoal vs Wood: Supplied logs are for warmth. Bring charcoal for food grilling.
Rule 3: Clean grill after cooking so it’s ready for the next guest.
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3.6kW Electrical Limit & RCD Reset
UK glamping regulations strictly limit each unit to 3,600W (16 amps) supply.
✓Avoid Overload: Do not run kettle, hairdryer & space heater simultaneously.
✓If Power Drops: Check the consumer unit inside/beside the pod.
✓Reset: Push the tripped RCD toggle switch firmly back up to ON.
✓Brought Heaters: Use your heater instead of ours, never in addition.
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Hot Water & Immersion Tank Boost
Showers run on insulated immersion tanks; extra capacity available via boost.
✓Dome Showers: Run sink tap for 30 seconds to prime hot water pipe.
✓Pod Boost: Press the Boost switch on immersion unit if hot water depletes.
✓Regeneration: Full fresh tank regenerates within 45 minutes.
✓Drinking Water: Taps outside wooden shower hut & inside kitchen.
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In-Dome Cinema & Projector Setup
Big screen streaming projection viewed directly from your king bed.
✓Remote: Press red power key on remote on bedside table.
✓Source: Ensure input is set to HDMI 1 (Firestick streaming).
✓PIN Code: If prompted for parental control/apps, enter 1234.
✓Dome 5 Note: Use black remote to wake from power saving mode.
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Bioethanol Fire Safety (If Provided)
Clean-burning atmospheric indoor flame for ambient warmth.
✓Filling: Pour max 0.25 litre directly into hexagonal channel.
✓Spill Check: Wipe any droplets with a paper towel before lighting.
✓Ignite: Use extended long-reach safety lighter.
✓Never Refill Hot: Allow burner to cool 20 mins before adding fuel.
🌾 Estate Rules, Parking & Wildlife Protection
🚜 Never Drive On Main Grass Fields
Free hardstanding parking is allocated within 30–60m of every unit. Driving onto the grass meadow risks bogging down—last year 10 vehicles required tractor rescue. Stay on the gravel roads.
🐭 Sealed Food Storage (Rodent Prevention)
Bullington Hall borders open farmland. In cooler months, field mice live in the hedges. Never leave unsealed food, takeaway boxes, or crisps open in domes. Use the fridge or sealed tubs.
🌙 10:30 PM Outdoor Quiet Policy
We enforce quiet outdoor hours from 10:30 PM to 8:00 AM. Outdoor music, speakers, and shouting are prohibited so everyone can enjoy peaceful sleep under our dark skies.
🌧️ Mesh Windows (Rain Storm Care)
Domes have mesh ventilation windows. They are not waterproof if left open during rain. Please close outer window flaps if rain or wind approaches.
🚕 Local Transport & Food Delivery Directory
Lay-By Food Vans
1-min walk outside gate. 7am–3pm hot cobs, burgers, tea.
Galaxy Pizza House
01522 752626
Handsome / Discount Cabs
01522 545352
Stagecoach 53 / 56
Hourly from lay-by to Lincoln & Skegness (07:20–21:20).
The Heritage of Bullington Hall: Founded 1148–1154 by Simon de Kyme as a Gilbertine Priory of St. Mary (Sempringham Order) housing 100 nuns and 50 canons. Exported 18 wool sacks annually in the 14th century. Dissolved under Henry VIII in 1538; stone hall rebuilt in the 1840s (6 owners since); Grade II Listed in 1966.