Gloucestershire lodges & holiday parks

Discover outdoor adventures and beautiful forest walks

Gloucestershire is an ideal place to engage in outdoor activities, family adventures and romantic walks. Nature lovers can explore the picturesque Forest of Dean, a haven of ancient woodlands, scenic trails and diverse wildlife. Follow the unique 4½ mile Sculpture Trail at Beechenhurst, which showcases giant pieces that are created from materials found in the forest, or hire bikes from the Cannop Cycle Centre and discover one of the many family-friendly cycle paths or more challenging mountain biking trails. Embark on a tranquil boat ride along the River Wye, go angling along the River Severn, hike through the enchanting landscapes of the Cotswold Way or enjoy a range of watersports in the Cotswold Water Park. Our lodges and in Gloucestershire are spread across the county, allowing you to choose a convenient location to suit your tastes and budget. From cosy hot tub cottages in the Cotswolds for two to dog-friendly Cotswolds lodges for all the family, there's so much to explore in this stunning area in the UK.

Explore medieval fortresses and Roman ruins

Gloucestershire has a rich heritage and a vibrant history, as is evident in the many Roman and medieval sites dotted around the county. In the county town of Gloucester, you'll find the majestic Gloucester Cathedral, a stunning example of Gothic architecture that has graced the skyline for centuries. Elsewhere, history enthusiasts will be captivated by the ruins of Tewkesbury Abbey, steeped in stories of the Wars of the Roses, and the fortress of Berkeley Castle, one of the oldest inhabited castles in the country. Discover Tudor history at Sudeley Castle near Winchcombe, wander the remnants of the Cirencester Roman Amphitheatre or admire the architectural beauty of Woodchester Mansion near Stroud. Many of our Gloucestershire holiday homes are situated close to the county's best sites and attractions, making it easy to explore this captivating region and its historic wonders.

Soak up local culture and heritage

The county's proud heritage and rich culture encompasses arts and literature, historic sites and culinary delights. Attend Cheltenham Literature Festival, one of the oldest and most prestigious literary festivals in the world; discover local history and art at Gloucester City Museum and Art Gallery; or sample some of the county's best local produce, such as Gloucester cheese and Gloucestershire Old Spot pork. A huge part of the region's cultural charm lies in its picturesque Cotswold villages, like Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold, Broadway and Chipping Campden. Enjoy a pint of local ale in a cosy village pub, savour farm-fresh produce at bustling farmers' markets or poke your head into pretty boutiques and independent shops selling artisanal goods and antique gems. These enchanting villages are perfect for a romantic weekend away or a short break in the countryside.