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Leominster Sleeps 6
Kingfisher Cottage
From £411 for a shortbreak.
From £632 for a week.Tucked away in the peaceful Herefordshire countryside, this charming and character-filled cottage offers a perfect blend of traditional style and modern luxury. Surrounded by a beautifully planted, ma...
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Hereford Sleeps 4
River Safari
From £390 for a shortbreak.
From £855 for a week.A peaceful, off-grid adventure awaits at River Safari, a special safari tent for four nestled within 2,500 acres of private estate. Wander over the bridge to find your escape, hidden away on the banks...
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Hereford Sleeps 4
The Cider Camp
From £390 for a shortbreak.
From £855 for a week.Set in a secluded apple orchard on the banks of the river Wye, The Cider Camp is a summer escape straight out of a storybook. Tucked away on the Byford estate, you have the whole camp to yourself, so ...
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Hereford Sleeps 4
The Hideout
From £435 for a shortbreak.
From £950 for a week.Nestled in a beautiful woodland setting, The Hideout is perhaps the perfect place for a family-friendly rural escape. Whisk a few of your favourite people (and the dog!) away for a stay somewhere rath...
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With rural charms around every corner, Herefordshire is one of Central England’s hidden gems, making it perfect for anyone wanting to escape to the wilds for a while. The rolling
hills of Herefordshire promise countless scenic strolls, from the climbing Black Mountains to the undulating green ridges that carve their way across the landscape. Ancient hillforts and castles pepper the landscape, while meadows teeming with wildlife add colour and life to the rolling scenes. Climb the Cat’s Back and visit Aruthur’s Stone in The Golden Valley or spend your days exploring The River Wye by canoe, bike, or foot and paw.
Book lovers rejoice at Hay-on-Wye, a lovely town that boasts over 20 bookshops and a popular literary festival, while Hereford offers a historic array of riverside walks, cosy cafés, and a truly magnificent cathedral. Bromyard is a true foodie haven, with a vibrant history of hop-growing and cider-making leading to a rich culture of local food producers - the perfect place to visit for a refuel after a stomp across the surrounding countryside.