White House On Wye Glamping

You can go canoeing on the River Wye from right near the site, and four golf courses are within a short drive; the local lakes are plentiful around here, and also provide plenty of fishing opps for keen-as-a-bean anglers. For pedallers and walkers, several trails begin right near the site; if you’re feeling ambitious, bike along the River Wye right from the site all the way to Hereford, 11 miles away, to join the circular Wye Valley Walk route and continue on to Ross-on-Wye or in the other direction to Hay-on-Wye. The 20-mile circular Hereford Cider Route is popular for bike rides around here too, taking cyclists past centuries-old apple orchards that now produce more than half of the UK's cider; begin your tour at the train station in Ledbury to pedal past farms such as Scrumpy House and Lyne Down for a wheely fab day out. There are plenty of splendid heritage spots around here too for a pleasantly cultured day out; visit National Trust-owned Berrington Hall, Brockhampton Estate and Croft Castle, all within around 30 miles, or take a trip to see the 11th-century cathedral over in Hereford. The Forest of Dean is another fabulous day out, and while you’re over that way the twisted trees of the ancient woodland at Puzzlewood and the former iron mines of Clearwell Caves are well worth stopping off at for a potter around.