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Sherwood Forest is a woodland area spanning over 30 miles between Nottingham and Worksop in Northern England. The 450-acre space was once a royal hunting forest and is known worldwide as the home of the renowned outlaw, Robin Hood. Entry to the forest is completely free and visitors can enjoy a wide range of sports, activities, and family-friendly attractions here. It’s perfect for a holiday spent outdoors with your family or your significant other.
A tranquil holiday rental in Sherwood ForestEnjoy the ultimate relaxing getaway in Sherwood Forest with a quaint holiday rental tucked away in the countryside. Holiday rentals and lettings here come in a wide range of sizes, styles, and designs, with a little something for every type of traveller. Couples can opt for a cosy 1- or 2-bedroom rental with a hot tub and a private garden. Stay in a rental surrounded by trees and the sounds of nature. Oversized rentals are available for large groups and families, with plenty of space to comfortably accommodate several people. Sherwood Forest lettings come equipped with all the modern amenities you’ll need to feel comfortable throughout your stay including Wi-Fi, a washing machine, and a fully functioning kitchen.
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The area and getting around
If you’ll be arriving by plane, the closest airport to Sherwood Forest is Doncaster/Sheffield (DSA) Airport, which is around a 20-minute drive or 19 miles away. If you’ll be coming from London, you can hop on the train which takes 2 hours and goes directly to Sherwood Forest.
Getting around Sherwood ForestWhile there are plenty of walking opportunities within Sherwood Forest, the local area is large and rural, so having a private car makes it much easier to navigate the area. Many points of interest are spread out, and many of the holiday rentals are set in natural areas in the countryside.
Travellers and activities
Couples will find plenty of ways to keep busy at Sherwood Forest and the surrounding area. Spend the day at Subtropical Swimming Paradise– an impressive swimming pool with private cabanas for hire. When the weather is cold outside the centre adjusts the temperature of the water to make it warm, so you can visit for a swim at any time of the year! Couples should also visit the Harley Gallery which houses a wide range of temporary and permanent art exhibitions. There’s also an on-site café serving excellent coffee and food.
Sherwood Forest for familiesSherwood Forest offers endless opportunities for families of all ages to spend some time outdoors together. Families with children should pay a visit to Sherwood Forest Fun Park. This family-run, pay-as-you-go park boasts a variety of fun rides for children of all ages. Stop by the visitor’s centre with any questions you may have or to grab a bite to eat from their café menu. Another must-visit for families is the Sherwood Forest Railway. Here you can learn how to drive a steam engine and enjoy a scenic train ride through the forest area!
Did you know that Sherwood Forest is home to the largest population of ancient oak trees in all of Europe?
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This enormous English oak tree is nestled inside of Sherwood Forest and the walk to reach it is wonderfully scenic. Locals believe that the 1,000-year-old tree was once the shelter of Robin Hood and his merry men who often slept under it. It measures 92 feet high and 33 feet in circumference and is estimated to weigh nearly 23 tons!
2. Cycle through the scenic Sherwood PinesSherwood Pines is a forest park area with excellent bike trails. There’s an on-site bike hire where you can hire bikes, or you can walk the paths if you prefer. Enjoy a long stroll or bike ride through the peaceful, scenic paths.
3. Visit the 12th century Rufford AbbeyThis aesthetic 12th century Abbey is surrounded by park areas and gardens. It’s the perfect place to explore while spending some time out in nature. Walk around the decorative gardens, see the lake, and admire the stunning architecture of the abbey. There’s also a play area for kids and a café with a lovely food and beverage menu!
4. Stop by the Sherwood Forest Visitor CentreChoose from a wide range of walks here, all of which are well-marked and sign posted. The majority of walking trails are flat and suitable for all levels of walkers. There’s a café serving food and drinks inside the centre where you can grab a bite to eat before or after you walk. There are also clean toilets and a disabled access toilet inside. Check with the visitor centre if you have any questions about the park– the friendly staff are more than happy to offer tips!
5. Explore the National Trust Clumber ParkThis beautiful country park boasts beautiful scenic views, gardens, and lakes. Spend a few hours exploring the beautiful natural areas on foot. On-site bike hires are available if you prefer to cycle the paths. There’s a café here with a nice food and beverage menu if you start to feel peckish!
Information about holiday lettings in Sherwood Forest
🏡 Holiday lettings available: | 90 properties. |
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💳 Discount available: | up to -36%. |
🌙 Minimum price per night: | from £36. |
⭐ Most popular amenities: | Wi-Fi, garden and barbecue. |
🐾 Pet-friendly: | 33 properties. |
👩👩👧👦 For families: | 6% of the properties. |