The Dodge offers a truly unique experience, giving guests the chance to stay in a floating piece of artwork—a converted upturned lifeboat hull mounted on a Dodge fire engine and moored on the estuarine mudflats of the River Adur. Surrounded by nature and the RSPB’s smallest reserve, it’s an ideal spot to relax outdoors, while also being just a short walk from the beach, playground, and town centre of Shoreham-by-Sea. Sleeping up to five guests, the cosy and characterful interior includes two double beds, an optional single bed, a well-equipped galley kitchen, dining and seating areas, and a bathroom with bath, shower, and toilet, all warmed by electric heating and a log-burning stove. Built with sustainability in mind, the space incorporates upcycled materials from multiple boats and a fire engine, creating a quirky and environmentally conscious retreat that encourages guests to embrace a simpler, more mindful way of living. Guests have full access to the Dodge via the adjoining deck, and the location is well connected by public transport and cycle routes, with secure bike storage available. Parking is nearby at Beach Green car park or on surrounding streets, making it easy to explore the area while enjoying this one-of-a-kind waterside stay.