Woodside Lodges Bunkhouse
Bunkhouse accommodation in the Welsh Marches
Book DirectWoodside Lodges Bunkhouse, Woodside Lodges, Falcon Lane, Ledbury, Herefordshire, HR8 2JN
Call Woodside Lodges Country Park on 01531 670269
Overview
Woodside Lodges is a landscaped park with lakes, grass and woodland managed to encourage wildlife and which has won the prestigious David Bellamy Gold award for conservation every year since 2005. The site has a wide range of accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets and includes Scandinavian lodges, campsite and camping pods together with the bunkhouse: a modern barn converted into 5 spacious self-catering units. The units are not dormitories but let as private rooms that can cater from single occupancy up to 4 persons. There are 16 beds: 1 room sleeps 2, 2 rooms sleep 3 and 2 room sleeps 4, but additional camp beds are available to increase the occupancy of each room for groups of up to 20 persons. Dogs welcome for an additional fee. All rooms are furnished with wardrobes, seating area, dining area and cooking area. The cooking area has a kettle, toaster, microwave, 2 ring hot plate, fridge and basic cooking equipment, crockery, utensils plus sink with drainer. Electricity is by coin meter and bedding can be provided for an extra charge (or bring your own sleeping bag). The bunkhouse has a small common room and toilets and showers, which are shared with the campsite. Close to the Herefordshire Trail, the Malvern Hills and the Forest of Dean the area is ideal for walkers and cyclists (bikes can be hired locally and delivered to the site). Nature lovers will enjoy the site with its backcloth of mixed woodland, wild flowers, pools and waterfalls where fishing, wild swimming and picnics can be enjoyed. The nearby town of Ledbury is famous for its black and white buildings, cobbled streets and Poetry Festival. This accommodation is featured on our map of Central England and Shropshire and here is its own website.Details
Rooms & Beds:
16: 1x2, 2x3, 2x4 (max 20 using camp beds)Open:
All year. All day.Price per night:
From £12.50 based on 4 sharing. Sole use of rooms. Phone/check website for full prices. £5 per pet.Booking:
Booking in advance advised.Directions:
From Junction 2, M50 take the A417 to Ledbury. At the first roundabout turn left following Leadon Way (the by-pass). At the third roundabout turn left into Little Marcle Road. Go past the cider factory and take the right turn signposted Falcon Lane & Baregains Lane. Woodside Lodges is the sixth entrance on the right.Public Transport:
Public transport is available within 1/2 mile.Walks:
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News & Offers from Woodside Lodges Bunkhouse
The melodic colours of the Welsh Marches inspires the art inside us all
October 7th 2019
Ledbury Poetry Festival this year was a blast! Start entering your poems now for next July…
One thing I love about Ledbury Poetry Festival (held on the 3rd to the 12th of July 2020), is that anybody can easily submit their poetry on the official website.
Or if poetry isn’t for you, Hay-on-Wye festival is loved by all! “Writers, politicians, poets, scientists, comedians, philosophers and musicians come together on the greenfield site to talk, eat, think, drink and be merry”- in May, for a whole 11 days a year!
The impressive Eastnor Castle in Ledbury has plenty to do for all the family
August 20th 2019
This 19th century revival castle is just two miles from Woodside Lodges Bunkhouse which has small bunkhouse units, Scandinavian lodges, a campsite and camping pods.
Close to the Herefordshire Trail, the Malvern Hills and the Forest of Dean the area is ideal for walkers and cyclists (bikes can be hired locally and delivered to the site). Nature lovers will enjoy the site with its backcloth of mixed woodland, wild flowers, pools and waterfalls where fishing, wild swimming and picnics can be enjoyed. The nearby town of Ledbury is famous for its black and white buildings, cobbled streets and Poetry Festival.
Woodside Lodges is now the closest bunkhouse to the Malverns following the closure of Berrow House.
August 20th 2019
The classic old bunkhouses at Berrow House have closed their doors after 20 years of operation. Many will remember Bill and Mary’s friendly welcome, we wish them well in their retirement.
Once situated between Rugged Stone Hill and Midsummer Hill in Hollybush near Ledebury , Berrow House bunkhouse is now closed. The closest bunkhouse is at Woodside Lodges which provides accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets and includes Scandinavian lodges, campsite and camping pods together with a modern barn converted into 5 spacious self-catering units.
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