Forest Holidays - Forest of Dean Holiday Cabins in Gloucestershire

Forest of Dean Overview

Location

Located in Gloucestershire, the Forest of Dean is renowned for its spectacular forests, historic market towns and picturesque villages. At Forest of Dean Cabins, have a relaxing holiday in beautiful scenery or take part in an adventure activity such as rock climbing, abseiling, cycling and much more.

Nearby, you'll find historic market towns and picturesque English villages. Follow the famous Forest of Dean sculpture trail, or for those seeking adventure there's rock climbing and abseiling to take part on. There's truly something for everyone at Forest of Dean Cabins in Gloucester.

The Forest of Dean is England's first National Park and largest oak woodland, coupled with its location between the Wye Valley, which is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the River Severn, the Forest of Dean provides plenty to see and do. From historic market towns and picturesque villages to visit to the famous sculpture trail to follow and rock climbing and abseiling to take part in. Forest of Dean Cabins is located a few miles from the Gloucestershire town of Coleford.

A forest holiday is about relaxing in a natural environment where you are free to walk and cycle without boundaries, take part in family activities and great outdoor adventures that won’t break the bank and spending quality time with your family and friends.

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Golden Oak Log Cabins - 2/3 bedroom lodges - Book now
Silver Birch Log Cabins - 2/3 bedroom lodges - Book now
Copper Beech Log Cabins - 2 bedroom lodges - Book now

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Property Facilities

Local Area & Highlights

Newly opened in late 2010, Forest of Dean Cabins feature the new style log cabin holiday accommodation, including brand new one and four bedroom cabins. This location is a great place for a holiday or short break in England.

Forest of Dean has a choice of log cabin styles ranging from the practical Copper Beech Cabin to the more luxurious Golden Oak Cabin, complete with outdoor hot tub. Cabins sleep between four and eight people. All cabins are fully equipped with outdoor furniture on the wooden decked verandah, kitchen with cooker, microwave, dishwasher & fridge.

Each of the cabins have a private terrace with outdoor furniture, a comfortable and airy feel with private parking alongside. All accommodation is carefully prepared for your arrival with freshly laundered sheets, pillows and duvets. Cabin kitchens have an oven, hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, kettle and toaster as a minimum. There is also crockery, cutlery, glasses and cooking utensils. Each cabin also has a bike rack (please bring your own locks) so you can bring your owns bikes, or for less hassle just hire them complete with cycle helmet.

Accommodation Options:

Golden Oak Cabins - 1/2/3/4 bedroom lodges - Highest quality, most luxurious Log Cabins with all the style and facilities including a hot tub and wood burner for a memorable stay - Book now

Silver Birch Cabins - 2/3 bedroom lodges, an outdoor hot tub and contemporary furniture make the Silver Birch log cabin great for a weekend away or family holiday - Book now

Copper Beech Cabins - 2/3 bedroom lodges, Relax in one of the cosy new style Copper Beech Log Cabins - Book now

All cabins at Forest of Dean are 1, 2, 3 & 4 bedroomed (some en-suite). Extremely well designed and thoughtfully furnished the cabins are fully equipped for all self-catering needs. The more exclusive cabins such as Golden Oak have extra facilities like a log burning stove, your beds will be made up for you on arrival and towels will be provided for all guests. For all other types of accommodation towels can be hired on site to save you having to bring them. Cots and high chairs available on request. To save the hassle of a supermarket trip order your groceries via Forest Holidays before your arrival, also locally sourced produce for a BBQ can be arranged.

Symonds Yat - 7 miles - on River Wye famed for natural river scenery & wooded expanses
Dean Heritage Centre - 9 miles - Craft, heritage & adventure centre
Clearwell Caves - 4 miles - superb natural cave system descending down to 100ft underground
Coleford - 1.5 miles - Historic market town with shops, restaurants & cafes
Gloucester - 20 miles - Victorian Dockyard & bustling city centre with shops, restaurants, markets & many tourist attractions
Ross on Wye - 11 miles - Attractive old market town with antique shops & galleries
Hereford - 20 miles, Cathedral city on River Wye, many shops & tourist attractions. Good locally brewed cider
Brecon Beacons National Park
Excellent Canoe & Kayak adventures on River Wye
Goodrich Castle - small castle with big history
Wide range of outdoor activities available locally i.e. horse riding, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, mountain biking and hiking