Luxury Holiday Accommodation
ORCHARD BARN
3 Bedrooms:
2 Double/1 Twin
2 En Suites
1 Family Bathroom
Access Statement
MEADOW BYRE
2 Bedrooms:
1 Double/ 1 Twin
1 En Suite
1 Family Bathroom
Access Statement
STABLES
3 Bedrooms:
2 Double/ 1 Twin
1 En Suite
1 Half Bathroom
1 Family Bathroom
BRAMBLES
1 Bedroom:
1 Double
1 Bathroom
Non-smoking
Pets by arrangement
Fresh linen & towels
Woodburning stoves
Underfloor heating
Gas cooking
Off-road parking
Outdoor furniture
Wi-Fi
We are short drive to:-
Gloucester (& M5) - 22 mins
Cheltenham - 32 mins
Bristol - 50 mins
Bath - 60 mins
Ross on Wye (& M50) - 20 mins
Monmouth - 25 mins
Symonds Yat - 25 mins
Chepstow (& M48) - 30 mins
Malvern Hills - 50 mins
Brecon Beacons - 70 mins
For Walkers we provide the following:
• First Aid Kits
• Boot scrapers near front door
• An outside tap
• Information on local outdoor activity shops
• General information and information on local walks provided to guests
“Cinderford Walks”, an illustrated guide to walks in the Forest of Dean, forms part of our library and is an indispensible manual for the walker. It lists eleven walks ranging from the easy to the strenuous, lasting from 30 minutes to two hours. Some of the walks abut the farm, so it is clearly possible to leave your transport here and explore the trails on foot. Other reading matter will help you identify the forest’s indigenous species.
For cyclists we do the following:
• Secure covered cycle area
• An outdoor tap
• Cycle repairs kits and compressed air on hand
• First Aid Kits
• Information on Forest cycle routes
• Information on cycle outlets and hire shops
• General local information is already provided to guests.
The local Forestry Commission site at Beechenhurst lies at the heart of the network of disused railway tracks that form the eleven mile long forest Cycle Trail. It provides refreshments and WCs en route. You may hire a bike at “Pedalabikeaway”, just off the Cycle Trail itself. Their website at www.zen95975.zen.co.uk/, has lots more information on the trail as well as a link to a useful pdf document. You could also try www.sustrans.org.uk.
Click the following link for more information about the Forest of Dean and Gloucestershire