Nestled in the heart of the Forest of Dean, the Coleford Music Festival stands as a testament to community spirit, musical diversity, and the sheer joy of shared experiences. Held every summer in the charming town centre of Coleford, this free outdoor festival has become a beacon for music lovers, artists, and families alike

The Wye Valley, known for its breathtaking scenery and deep-rooted heritage, is packed with charming markets, boutiques, and artisan shops—perfect for group explorers looking to soak up local culture and bag some unique finds.

There’s something magical about the Wye Valley. Maybe it’s the winding river that sparkles in the sunlight, or the ancient woodlands that feel like they’ve come straight out of a fairytale. Whatever it is, it’s no surprise this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is a magnet for visitors looking to escape the rush of daily life. But with popularity comes responsibility — and that’s where sustainable tourism steps in.

The Wye Valley, renowned for its stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage, offers group travellers a delightful array of local markets, boutiques, and artisan shops. Exploring these venues not only provides unique shopping experiences but also fosters a deeper connection with the region's traditions and communities.​

If there’s one person who deserves a proper break, it’s Mum. And what better way to treat her than gathering the whole family together in a big, comfy self-catering house in the stunning Wye Valley?

Deep beneath the Forest of Dean, Clearwell Caves offers more than just a journey into the past – it’s also a stunning concert venue. These ancient iron ore caves transform into an intimate, atmospheric setting where music and nature merge in the most unique way. If you haven’t been to a Clearwell Caves concert yet, here’s why you need to add it to your must-do list.

Nestled in the heart of nature, the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley offer a breathtaking spectacle throughout the year. With each passing season, the landscape transforms, showcasing a rich tapestry of colours and textures that make every visit unique. Whether you're a nature lover, a keen photographer, or simply looking for a peaceful retreat, there's always something magical to witness.

If you’re planning a weekend break for 20 or more people, finding the right location can be tricky. You need somewhere accessible, scenic, and with plenty to do. That’s where the Wye Valley, just a short drive from Bristol, comes in! This stunning Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) is ideal for big group getaways. Here’s why:

If you're into outdoor sporty activities or preferer a more sedate wander around a few castles, the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley has it all!

Picture this: a stunning holiday let, sprawling rooms, cozy corners, and the peaceful hum of nature outside. Your friends or family are off exploring, lounging by the sea, or tucking into a long, lazy lunch. And you? You’re sipping coffee, laptop open, making the most of the peace and quiet to smash through some work. It might not be the traditional idea of a getaway, but using a break in a big holiday let for office work can be surprisingly productive. With everyone else occupied, there’s no one asking where the scissors are, no doorbells ringing, and no endless distractions pulling you away from your to-do list. Just uninterrupted time to focus, think, and get things done.