Pet Friendly Holidays

Surrounded by landscaped gardens and grounds leading directly into the Royal Forest of Dean – an ancient woodland and area of outstanding natural beauty – these seven cottages enjoy the perfect setting for a relaxing break whatever the season. Spacious comfortable and cosily heated they share an attractive courtyard setting with a number of other properties. As well as being a haven for wildlife and home to the Cannop Valley and Nags Head RSPB reserves the historic Royal Forest of Dean is crisscrossed by nature trails and cycleways – superb for walking and mountain biking. And this glorious forest area offers so much for visitors of every age to do. Outdoor pursuits can be enjoyed at one of the many activity centres there is a famous sculpture trail to follow and craft centres to explore and both the fascinating Clearwell Caves and Forest Steam Railway Centre are close by.

Among the myriad of exhilarating activities to be found within about 20 minutes' drive of the cottages are quad biking a climbing tower high trees rope adventure and canoeing on the River Wye at Symond's Yat. Magnificent Tintern Abbey the thrill of horse racing at Chepstow and cinema at Coleford are all just a short drive. Visitors can enjoy wonderful days out exploring Gloucester with its cathedral and historic docks area the Malvern Hills and the beautiful Wye Valley as well as the picturesque villages and quaint market towns of the Cotswolds which are also within easy reach. Golf riding and fishing are all found locally and the delightful little town of Lydney with its good shops and leisure centre is just 3 miles. Village pub and shop ½ mile.

Attractive spacious beamed open plan sitting room with dining area and fitted kitchen. Bathroom/WC (shower over bath). First floor: Double bedroom. Twin bedded room.

Pub Close By • Short Break • Pet Friendly

Surrounded by landscaped gardens and grounds leading directly into the Royal Forest of Dean – an ancient woodland and area of outstanding natural beauty – these seven cottages enjoy the perfect setting for a relaxing break whatever the season. Spacious comfortable and cosily heated they share an attractive courtyard setting with a number of other properties. As well as being a haven for wildlife and home to the Cannop Valley and Nags Head RSPB reserves the historic Royal Forest of Dean is crisscrossed by nature trails and cycleways – superb for walking and mountain biking. And this glorious forest area offers so much for visitors of every age to do. Outdoor pursuits can be enjoyed at one of the many activity centres there is a famous sculpture trail to follow and craft centres to explore and both the fascinating Clearwell Caves and Forest Steam Railway Centre are close by.

Among the myriad of exhilarating activities to be found within about 20 minutes' drive of the cottages are quad biking a climbing tower high trees rope adventure and canoeing on the River Wye at Symond's Yat. Magnificent Tintern Abbey the thrill of horse racing at Chepstow and cinema at Coleford are all just a short drive. Visitors can enjoy wonderful days out exploring Gloucester with its cathedral and historic docks area the Malvern Hills and the beautiful Wye Valley as well as the picturesque villages and quaint market towns of the Cotswolds which are also within easy reach. Golf riding and fishing are all found locally and the delightful little town of Lydney with its good shops and leisure centre is just 3 miles. Village pub and shop ½ mile.

Delightful beamed cottage with its own lawned fenced garden. Spacious open plan sitting room with dining area and fitted kitchen. First floor: Double bedroom with views over the grounds and forest and ensuite shower room/WC.

Pub Close By • Short Break • Pet Friendly

Attractive rural surroundings with sweeping views a suntrap garden and a beautifully appointed and very comfortable interior ensure this converted 19th century barn makes the perfect base for holidays and last minute breaks. A sparkling stream runs through its enclosed south facing garden. Set on a hill top just 2 miles away are the distinctive mellow Cotswold stone buildings of Stow-on-the-Wold a charming and historic little market town with a good selection of shops inns and eating places. The stunningly beautiful Cotswold landscape dotted with historic houses and picturesque villages is a delight to explore: Moreton-in-Marsh Burford and Chipping Norton are a short drive whilst Broadway's famous antique shops museums and theatres in Shakespeare's birthplace Stratford-upon-Avon Cheltenham races and Oxford's dreaming spires are all under 25 miles. There is lovely walking locally and tennis golf and riding can be enjoyed nearby.

Spacious open plan living/dining room with wood burner. Large well equipped kitchen. Cloakroom/WC. First floor: Gallery overlooking the living room. Gallery with twin beds (for + 2). Double bedroom with TV and twin bedded room both with ensuite shower room/WC. Double bedroom. Bathroom/WC.

Detached • Multi Bath Shower • Open Fire • Short Break • Pet Friendly • Easy Walking Access

Set in the village of Alvington which lies between the River Severn and the Wye Valley this comfortable converted cider barn offers an ideal base for exploring the surrounding countryside. The Cider Mill is located in the grounds of the Blacksmith's Arms a friendly and welcoming village pub with a good restaurant – the perfect place to end a day spent enjoying some of the area's wonderful walking and cycling. The Offa's Dyke long distance footpath lies close by and there are glorious woodland trails and an excellent range of outdoor activities and attractions in the Royal Forest of Dean. Chepstow Castle Tintern Abbey and the cathedral city of Gloucester are all a short drive. Village shop 100 yards.

Open plan sitting room with electric fire twin beds sofa bed (for + 2 children) and kitchen/dining area. Shower room/WC.

Non Smoking • Pub Close By • Wheelchair Access • Short Break • Pet Friendly

Set on the fringes of the charming town of Chipping Sodbury these two attractive and well appointed barn conversions enjoy pleasant views and a rural location on a working farm. The myriad attractions of the Cotswolds and Forest of Dean are nearby Badminton is just 3 miles whilst Bristol and the Roman city of Bath are both only 12 miles. Slimbridge Wildfowl Trust Westonbirt Arboretum the beautiful Wye Valley and Durham Park (N.T.) are all easily accessible. Cardiff and Longleat are each around one hour away. Walkers will delight in the proximity of both the Cotswold and Monarch Ways. Golf tennis and swimming are found locally. Shops and pubs serving food 1 mile.

Spacious comfortable beamed sitting/dining room with sofa bed (for + 2) and French doors to patio and garden. Well equipped kitchen. Cloakroom/WC. First floor: Double bedroom. Twin bedded room. Bathroom/WC (shower over bath).

Enclosed Garden • Pub Close By • Short Break • Pet Friendly

Surrounded by landscaped gardens and grounds leading directly into the Royal Forest of Dean – an ancient woodland and area of outstanding natural beauty – these seven cottages enjoy the perfect setting for a relaxing break whatever the season. Spacious comfortable and cosily heated they share an attractive courtyard setting with a number of other properties. As well as being a haven for wildlife and home to the Cannop Valley and Nags Head RSPB reserves the historic Royal Forest of Dean is crisscrossed by nature trails and cycleways – superb for walking and mountain biking. And this glorious forest area offers so much for visitors of every age to do. Outdoor pursuits can be enjoyed at one of the many activity centres there is a famous sculpture trail to follow and craft centres to explore and both the fascinating Clearwell Caves and Forest Steam Railway Centre are close by.

Among the myriad of exhilarating activities to be found within about 20 minutes' drive of the cottages are quad biking a climbing tower high trees rope adventure and canoeing on the River Wye at Symond's Yat. Magnificent Tintern Abbey the thrill of horse racing at Chepstow and cinema at Coleford are all just a short drive. Visitors can enjoy wonderful days out exploring Gloucester with its cathedral and historic docks area the Malvern Hills and the beautiful Wye Valley as well as the picturesque villages and quaint market towns of the Cotswolds which are also within easy reach. Golf riding and fishing are all found locally and the delightful little town of Lydney with its good shops and leisure centre is just 3 miles. Village pub and shop ½ mile.

Attractive open plan sitting room with dining area and kitchen area. Bathroom/WC (shower over bath). Double bedroom. Twin bedded room.

Pub Close By • Short Break • Pet Friendly • Easy Walking Access

Enjoying panoramic views over the beautiful rolling hills of the Wye Valley border area this spacious and very comfortable contemporary property sits peacefully within easy reach of good roads and a myriad of attractions. 'Black and White' Ledbury Newent Royal Forest of Dean are all under 10 miles whilst Cheltenham's festivals and excellent shopping and the wonderful Malvern Hills (pictured) are a half hour drive. Great walking cycle hire an indoor pool museums and cinema are all nearby. Shop and pub 1½ miles.

Open plan sitting/dining room with wood burner and well equipped kitchen. Spacious double bedroom with zip and link bed (twins by arr) and ensuite bathroom/WC and separate shower cubicle. Cloakroom/WC. First floor: Two double bedrooms both with zip and link bed (twins by arr) balcony and ensuite bathroom/WC and separate shower cubicle.

Private Hot Tub • Games Room • Multi Bath Shower • Open Fire • Short Break • Pet Friendly

Peacefully nestling high above the lush woodlands of the famously beautiful Royal Forest of Dean this charming property offers very comfortable accommodation and a large sunny landscaped garden (pictured). Lovely forest walks start from the door and angling cycling canoeing riding and climbing are available nearby whilst the myriad attractions of the Forest range from a steam railway to a butterfly zoo. The Wye Valley and historic Monmouth's excellent range of leisure facilities are within a half hour's drive as are Gloucester's celebrated docks outlet shopping and magnificent cathedral. Pub and shop 1 mile.

Conservatory with French doors to garden. Spacious sitting/dining room. Fully fitted and well equipped kitchen. First floor: Spacious double bedroom and bunk bedded room both with panoramic countryside views. Double bedroom. Bathroom/WC (shower over bath).

Non Smoking • Enclosed Garden • Pub Close By • Short Break • Ultimate • Pet Friendly

Set down a tree lined drive these three newly converted spacious and immaculately presented cottages are delightfully located on the fringes of the village of Blaisdon. Famous for its plum orchards and voted best kept village four times in recent years Blaisdon boasts many timber framed buildings dating back to the 15th century – the excellent local pub is just a 300 yard stroll. Stud Farm itself is a working farm once home to Blaisdon Conqueror the world's largest Shire horse (his bones are now in the British Museum) and makes an ideal base for exploring the Forest of Dean. A haven for wildlife and setting for the Cannop Valley and Nags Head RSPB reserves the Forest is crisscrossed by nature trails and cycleways – superb for walking and mountain biking. The fascinating Clearwell Caves iron mines steam train trips and a wide variety of outdoor activities are all easily accessible as are water sports at Ross-on-Wye the cathedral city of Gloucester and its historic docks (10 miles) Cheltenham and Hereford. Shop 1 mile.

Entrance hall. Spacious sitting room with dining area and French doors to patio. Spacious well equipped kitchen. Double bedroom with ensuite shower room/WC and French doors to terrace. Double bedroom. Twin bedded room. Bathroom/WC (shower over bath).

Non Smoking • Multi Bath Shower • Pub Close By • Wheelchair Access • Short Break • Pet Friendly

Set down a tree lined drive these three newly converted spacious and immaculately presented cottages are delightfully located on the fringes of the village of Blaisdon. Famous for its plum orchards and voted best kept village four times in recent years Blaisdon boasts many timber framed buildings dating back to the 15th century – the excellent local pub is just a 300 yard stroll. Stud Farm itself is a working farm once home to Blaisdon Conqueror the world's largest Shire horse (his bones are now in the British Museum) and makes an ideal base for exploring the Forest of Dean. A haven for wildlife and setting for the Cannop Valley and Nags Head RSPB reserves the Forest is crisscrossed by nature trails and cycleways – superb for walking and mountain biking. The fascinating Clearwell Caves iron mines steam train trips and a wide variety of outdoor activities are all easily accessible as are water sports at Ross-on-Wye the cathedral city of Gloucester and its historic docks (10 miles) Cheltenham and Hereford. Shop 1 mile.

Open plan sitting room with dining area well equipped kitchen and French doors to terrace. Double bedroom. Twin bedded room. Bathroom (shower over bath). Separate WC.

Non Smoking • Pub Close By • Wheelchair Access • Short Break • Pet Friendly