Log Cabins & Lodges in Oxfordshire

There are plenty of holiday options in England, and if you're looking for somewhere quiet, but full of things to see and do, Holidu has the perfect option for you. In the picturesque county of Oxfordshire, England, you'll find a place full of natural beauty and historical sites to discover. Being a tourist destination visited by many people every year, its countryside is an especially popular destination due to its incredible expanses of land to stroll, play on its golf courses, see rivers and the beautiful nature that surrounds it. All this and much more as you stay in the cosy English-style cabins with beautiful green areas that are available, and that surely will make you feel like you're in a fairy tale.

These cosy log cabins have a beautiful exterior, but also their interior will make you feel at home immediately. With a rustic, but at the same time quite modern decor, you are sure to feel comfortable in these spaces, plus they have all the amenities you will need. From internet connection, kitchen area, appliances, parking, heater, to beautiful outdoor spaces, with gardens and terraces, you are sure to feel comfortable here. Undoubtedly the perfect place to spend a romantic and relaxing holiday with that special someone. Don't think twice and book your log cabin in Oxfordshire!

Green areas and nature are ever-present in this county, so if you're a fan of being outdoors you'll no doubt find plenty of things to do. One of these fantastic natural places to visit is the beautiful Wytham Woods which is a semi-natural woodland owned by the famous Oxford University and covers an area of 1,000 acres. This fantastic forest is famous for its many flora and fauna, but you can also enjoy its many ponds, meadows and hills. Without a doubt a magical place that you must visit. Another place to take a walk to enjoy the open air is Island Pond Wood, a beautiful forest that, as its name suggests, has ponds that are the main point of attraction. It is an ideal place to walk pets, watch the cute ducks that live in its ponds, and its quiet and uncrowded atmosphere. It also has accessible paths for the disabled.

There is no doubt that Oxfordshire is full of interesting historical sites, so it will be hard not to visit them all. One of the most visited places is the Pitt Rivers Museum. This museum exhibits artefacts from the anthropological and archaeological collections of the University of Oxford. One of its most striking features is that its exhibits are always changing, so there will always be something new to see. Here you can find historical pieces of art, technology, invention etc. from all over the world. A real journey through the history of mankind!. Another of these wonderful historic sites in Oxfordshire is Broughton Castle. It is a medieval manor house that was transformed into a beautiful castle where Sele, Lord and Lady Saye, plus their family lived. Besides its imposing exterior, and very traditional interior, it has a really beautiful garden and lake, so is well worth a visit.

This beautiful outlet in the Oxfordshire town of Bicester offers over 160 luxury boutiques for a perfect day of shopping. Here you can find world-renowned brands such as Gucci, Dior, Lacoste, Prada, Oscar de la Renta, Mulberry and many, many more. There is also an open-air restaurant area where you can enjoy a delicious meal, and among the options you can find oriental food, pizza, pastries and more, as well as takeaway service.

This peaceful park is ideal if you want to spend a quiet day out. There are many trails to explore its green areas, a large children's playground, kiosks adorned with flowers, pretty fountains and even a restaurant inside the park to relax and have a bite to eat.

This county is well known for its traditional English houses with well-kept gardens, and Upton House and Gardens is no exception. This beautiful holiday retreat is open to the public and has beautiful gardens for strolling, a gift shop and a café with all kinds of drinks.

This craft brewery has a very particular style, the brand concept being based on myths and legends about the ancient Wychwood Forest. This picturesque shop has its brewery right next to it, and you can take a tour to see the facilities where up to 50,000 barrels a year are made. Definitely a perfect plan for beer lovers.

This famous palace is the residence of the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough and was the birthplace of one of the most important men in British history, Winston Churchill. The palace is considered a fusion of a family mansion, a mausoleum and a national monument. On the tour inside the palace, you can visit the rooms, the work spaces, as well as an exhibition dedicated to Churchill.

This wonderful zoo is located in the Cotswolds. It specializes in behavioural education and animal training, so visits to this zoo are very dynamic. You will be able to interact with animals at first hand, such as zebras, llamas, sloths and even wolves. You can even adopt your own animal, i.e. you will be in charge of the welfare and general day-to-day care of the animal while it lives in the zoo.

This fun farm is a great recreational centre full of different activities for all ages. From interactive spaces with cute animals, to strawberry picking fields, beautiful gardens, great markets with the best local products, expeditions, fishing and much, much more, you can't miss it!