GLO0740
Converted riverside coaching inn overlooking the Wye in the Forest of Dean — sleeps 12 – 26
Lower Lydbrook, Gloucestershire
By the River Wye in the Forest of Dean village of Lydbrook, River Wye Lodge is a dream venue comfort, space, river views, walk to pubs, activities, games room, hot tub, playground.
With its face turned to the River Wye, birthplace of tourism in the UK, and it’s back to the dramatic Royal Forest of Dean, River Wye Lodge could not be better placed for a fantastic self catering holiday in the Forest of Dean or Wye Valley
We’ve converted this country inn to provide the space, location and facilities which will ensure you have a truly memorable time.
Indoors there’s more than enough space to sleep 24 , with a couple of cots for the little ones, and you all get your own bathroom of course: no sharing at the River Wye Lodge. 10 of the bedrooms have glorious views of the River Wye. The ground floor houses a fully accessible ensuite disabled twin room (equally helpful for the frail, or simply those who don’t like stairs). The large atmospheric lounge has a woodburner, satellite tv, dvd player and music system, while the Dining Room comfortably accommodates 26 round the table, and even has its own little snug, perfect for a bit of quiet reading and relaxation.
On site, there’s plenty to keep everybody amused : a games room with table tennis, pool, table football and more; a hot tub to unwind after a day’s walking, canoeing or cycling in the Forest of Dean, an outdoor badminton court and well equipped playground; a barbecue area and plenty of outdoor seating where you can chill and watch the River Wye slowly wind its way to Symonds Yat.
On the edge of the village of Lydbrook the nearby facilities are superb: 5 minutes walk will take you to a wonderful country pub, an organic restaurant, an Indian restaurant, the canoe launch opposite the Lodge, and the Wye Valley Way for fantastic walking.
5 minutes drive will take you into the heart of the Forest of Dean with its staggering array of activities for people of every age and interest. If that’s not enough, you’re only 10 minutes drive from Symonds Yat, Ross on Wye, Coleford and Monmouth with numerous award winning options for dining out.
If the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley is your self catering group holiday of choice — look no further, River Wye Lodge has everything you need, relaxation incarnate. Come and enjoy yourselves.
This is a no smoking property.
Special Features
In the Forest of Dean, hot tub, games room, river views, pub walks, barbecue, playground, badminton court.
Indoors
Spacious beautiful and atmospheric with tremendous kitchen facilities. Imagine having the pefect pub and you control exactly who stays.
Outdoors
Hot tub, and well equipped playground; a barbecue area and plenty of outdoor seating where you can chill and watch the River Wye slowly wind its way to Symonds Yat.
Local Area
Explore the Forest of Dean, and discover a fascinating heritage unlike anywhere else in England – with lots of things to see and do with the kids from museums and historic buildings, to castles and ancient churches. Learn about the industrial archaeology throughout the Forest and the length of the lower Wye Valley.
Follow in the footsteps of Dr Who, Merlin and Atlantis through the maze of mossy pathways and twisted roots of the mystical Puzzlewood, fourteen acres of ancient woodland.
Learn about our industrial heritage at Clearwell Caves where iron ore was mined for over 4000 years. Steam through the Forest on the Dean Forest Railway or find out more about the story of the Forest of Dean at the Dean Heritage Centre and enjoy year-round events and festivals.or adventure lovers and thrill seekers there’s something to suit all ages and expectations in the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley!
With such fabulous scenery it’s a great place to ramble and it’s dog-friendly. Marvel at the wildlife, follow the superb four-mile Sculpture Trail that features 16 art works, or spot a movie or TV set. For our younger visitors, the Dean Heritage Centre has a Very Hungry Caterpillar trail from Easter, based on the much loved book!
Hire bicycles and explore, fly through the air on a zip wire or paddle down the river on a watery adventure. Discover the ancient forests of Puzzlewood, the outdoor play areas and trails at Beechenhurst Lodge or delight at our many arboreal adventures. Intrepid visitors can delight in a natural playground connected by zip wires, mountain bike trails, bridleways, ancient caves, treetop assault courses and river rapids. And all of this is no more than a 10 minute drive away, through beautiful tree lined roads.
Pubs, bars, and restaurants
- Forge Hammer (0Km)
- The Organic Café (0Km)
- Jovial Colliers (2Km)
- Inn on the Wye (3Km)
- The Millrace (6Km)
Shopping
- Village supermarket (2Km)
Railway stations
- Lydney (20Km)
- Hereford (40Km)
- Newport (60Km)
Airports
- Cardiff or (100Km)
- Birmingham (100Km)
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Book between 25th Apr and 28th Apr 2025
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