Embark on a serene escape at The Sherwood Hideaway Lodges, where luxury meets the tranquillity of nature. Nestled within the enchanting Sherwood Forest, these lodges offer an idyllic retreat for both families and couples.
Choose from a selection of two or three-bedroom lodges, each equipped to accommodate your needs with elegance and comfort. The lodges sleep up to six people, ensuring space for everyone to unwind.
Indulge in the ultimate relaxation with an outdoor hot tub, perfect for soaking in after a day of exploring. The lodges also feature modern amenities such as a flat-screen TV, Wi-Fi, and an iPod docking station.
Experience the warmth of Egyptian cotton sheets and duck down duvets, and step out onto your private decking with patio furniture. Discover more about these holiday lodges and start planning your hideaway today.
Cosy woodland retreat lodge perfect for couples. One double bedroom with en suite. Open plan kitchen/dining area and lounge with French doors leading to decking with outdoor hot tub. No pets.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Outstanding lodge with one double with en suite shower and one twin (double by arrangement). Open plan kitchen/dining area and lounge with French doors leading to decking with outdoor hot tub.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Outstanding lodge with one double with en suite shower and one twin (double by arrangement). Open plan kitchen/dining area and lounge with French doors leading to decking with outdoor hot tub. No pets.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Stylish lodge, popular with couples and small families. One double with en suite shower and one twin (double by arrangement). Open plan kitchen/dining area and lounge with French doors leading to decking with outdoor hot tub. No pets.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Stylish lodge, popular with couples and small families. One double with en suite shower and one twin (double by arrangement). Open plan kitchen/dining area and lounge with French doors leading to decking with outdoor hot tub. Pets welcome (max two).Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Vibrant lodge with two doubles, one with en suite shower and one twin (double by arrangement). Open plan kitchen/dining area and lounge with French doors leading to decking with outdoor hot tub. Pets welcome (max two).Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Vibrant lodge with two doubles, one with en suite shower and one twin (double by arrangement). Open plan kitchen/dining area and lounge with French doors leading to decking with outdoor hot tub. No pets.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Contemporary lodge boasting enviable views of Sherwood Forest, popular with couples and small families. One double with en suite shower and one twin (double by arrangement). Open plan kitchen/dining area and lounge with French doors leading to decking with outdoor hot tub. No pets.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Contemporary lodge boasting enviable views of Sherwood Forest, popular with two couples and small families sharing two stylish double bedrooms, both en suite with walk-in shower and freestanding roll-top bath. The centre lounge is open plan with the kitchen/diner, with French doors leading to decking and a bubbling hot tub. No pets.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Contemporary lodge boasting enviable views of Sherwood Forest, popular with families and groups. Two stylish double bedrooms (one with en suite) and one twin. Bathroom with bath/shower. Open plan kitchen/dining area and lounge with French doors leading to decking with outdoor hot tub. No pets.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Guests are enamoured with the pristine condition of the lodges, highlighting their cleanliness and the thoughtful inclusion of dog towels and treats. The serene location, coupled with the peacefulness and the hot tub, makes for an exceptional weekend getaway.
To get to The Sherwood Hideaway Lodges, by road, follow signs towards Newark-on-Trent, using major motorways such as the M1. The nearest train station is in Newark, offering connections to various parts of the UK.
During your stay, you'll have convenient access to a selection of nearby amenities, including some of the area's tastiest takeout options. Click any of the postcodes for a map along with handy driving instructions and the fastest route from your accommodation.
For families with children, the surrounding Sherwood Forest offers a natural playground for young explorers. With activities like cycling and walking trails, there's plenty to keep the little ones engaged and entertained.
This destination is a romantic haven for couples, offering secluded lodges and a tranquil setting. Nearby, couples can enjoy intimate walks through Sherwood Forest or visit the historic town of Newark for a charming day out.
The closest dining options include Launay's Restaurant (NG21 9QA, (01623) 822266), offering a delightful culinary experience. For a more casual setting, visit the Forest Lodge Pub (NG22 9DR, (01623) 824443).
A short walk away you'll find enchanting woodland walks, local shops, and traditional inns for a quintessential country experience.
Yes, each lodge comes with an inviting outdoor hot tub, providing a luxurious spot to relax and enjoy the natural surroundings.
The following accommodations have their own private hot tubs:Yes, pets are welcome in specific lodges, ensuring your furry friends can join in on the holiday fun.
While specific activities for children are not detailed, the surrounding woodland offers ample space for exploration and adventure.
Yes, guests can stay connected with the convenience of Wi-Fi access throughout their stay in the lodges.
While on-site dining options are not specified, guests have access to a fully equipped kitchen in their lodge.
Group bookings are possible, although they may be subject to certain restrictions to ensure the comfort and enjoyment of all guests.
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of The Sherwood Hideaway Lodges, with real driving times.
Sat nav: DN9 3QY
A walk-through wildlife park near Doncaster with polar bears, big cats, giraffes and African penguins.
Yorkshire Wildlife Park is a zoo and conservation centre on the outskirts of Doncaster, South Yorkshire. You explore on foot, with three walk-through animal reserves and themed lands that recreate habitats from around the world.
Tip: Booking tickets in advance is cheaper than buying on the day, and Planet Putt next to the entrance is a good wet-weather add-on.
Sat nav: LN2 1PX
A grade I listed Gothic cathedral with medieval stained glass, themed tours and a hands-on Discovery Centre for families.
Lincoln Cathedral is a Church of England cathedral and a working place of worship, consecrated in the 11th century. The building is grade I listed and has Gothic architecture from several periods, including two large rose windows, the Dean's Eye and the Bishop's Eye. The Victorian writer John Ruskin rated it highly among British buildings.
Tip: The cathedral is a living church, so some areas can close for services or events. Check the visit page for current restrictions before you travel.
Sat nav: S80 4AG
A limestone gorge with caves where Neanderthals lived and Europe's most northerly Ice Age cave art survives.
Creswell Crags is an enclosed limestone gorge on the Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire border. Its caves were occupied by Neanderthals and modern humans during the Ice Age, and they hold the northernmost cave art in Europe.
Tip: Book your cave tour ahead, and check the website before you go as the museum may be closed for upgrade work.
Sat nav: NG22 9DF
Cistercian abbey remains turned into a 17th century mansion, set in a country park in Nottinghamshire.
Rufford Abbey is a former Cistercian abbey near Ollerton in Nottinghamshire, founded in 1147. English Heritage looks after the remains, which include the best-preserved west cloister range of a Cistercian abbey in England, dating mainly from around 1170. After the dissolution it was converted into a country house, and the abbey remains are built into part of a 17th century and later mansion.
Tip: Check the English Heritage and Rufford Abbey Country Park websites before you go, as access to the inside of the ruins can change and the car park is run separately from English Heritage. Dogs on leads are welcome.
Sat nav: DE4 3PE
A hillside family theme park on the edge of the Peak District, with big views and rides for younger children.
Gulliver's Kingdom is a theme park in Matlock Bath, aimed at children aged 3-13. It sits on a hillside on the edge of the Peak District National Park, so many of the rides come with views over the Derwent Valley. The Crows Nest Quest is there to climb, and the log flume runs high above the valley.
Tip: Leaving the car behind? Matlock Bath station is a 10-15 minute walk away, and a valid public transport ticket can bring a discount on entry.
Sat nav: S44 6PR
A Cavalier playboy's 17th-century castle with a playful Little Castle, fountain garden and huge indoor Riding House.
Bolsover Castle in Derbyshire, now run by English Heritage, was built in the early 17th century on the site of a medieval castle. It was designed for elegant living rather than defence. The playful 'Little Castle' is the star, with its Star Chamber and Marble Closet and striking replica furnishings.
Tip: Parking in Bolsover, including the castle car park, is free, and booking early online can save money.
Sat nav: S81 0JG
Step inside a grocer's family home from the 1920s, kept virtually unchanged with around 30,000 everyday objects.
Mr Straw's House in Worksop is a National Trust property preserving the home of a grocer's family. It has been virtually unchanged since the Straws moved in during 1923, and it holds around 30,000 everyday possessions, many on display where their owners left them.
Tip: Book your timed tour in advance, as groups are limited to four. Bags can't be taken round, so leave them at reception.
Sat nav: S44 5QJ
An Elizabethan masterpiece with huge windows, formal gardens and 2,500 acres of parkland to explore.
Hardwick Hall is an Elizabethan country house built between 1590 and 1597 for Bess of Hardwick, once the richest woman in England after Queen Elizabeth I. It is famous for its enormous windows, which gave rise to the saying "Hardwick Hall, more glass than wall".
Tip: No advance booking is needed, and parking is included with a ticket. Set your sat nav to S44 5RW to reach the correct entrance.
Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.
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38 reviews from guests who stayed at The Sherwood Hideaway Lodges
Absolutely amazing holiday.relaxing,really easy to unwind at the beautiful park ,amazing views from lodge .Nothing negative to say completely satisfied.
Excellent on all counts, we really love coming here
We had a fabulous time. The facilities were good. The only disappointment was the layout of the ensuite
Dirty place , forest close ....so i don't recomand
Loved 8t here. Good location and nice Lodge.
Great spot for a relaxing long weekend after Christmas, highly recommend!
Our family's stay at Sherwood away was a complete and utter disaster, a stark contrast to the relaxing break we desperately needed with our 12-week-old baby. This experience was a masterclass in how to ruin a family holiday.From the outset, we were misled. We specifically confirmed a travel cot would fit in the master bedroom, yet arrived to a lodge that was not only different from the advertised images but also completely unsuitable for our needs. The initial lodge was cramped and nothing like the photos, and the promised cot space simply didn't exist.The "solution" was equally appalling. We were moved to a replacement lodge that was a catalogue of errors: a strong pet odor (despite not booking pet-friendly), a blocked dishwasher, a leaking shower, and a dangerously leaking ceiling. The state of the accommodation was unacceptable, clearly demonstrating run-down and poorly maintained lodges.However, the accommodation issues were overshadowed by the utterly appalling customer service. Alison, a receptionist, was exceptionally rude and dismissive. She verbally attacked me, making false accusations and dismissing my concerns with a level of aggression that left me in tears. Her behavior was deeply unprofessional and incredibly upsetting. Promises of callbacks from management were consistently ignored, leaving us feeling completely disregarded.This is not a family-friendly environment. The misleading information, the substandard accommodation, and the dismissive, abusive staff made our first family holiday a nightmare. We were made to feel like a burden, and the stress caused was immense.Sherwood away is not worth the money. The lodges are not as advertised, the customer service is dreadful, and it is certainly not a place for families. If you are looking for a relaxing, family-friendly getaway, stay elsewhere. You will regret wasting your time and money on this establishment.
Amazing lodge in an amazing peaceful location. Shame the walkways have been closed off but other than that everything was great.
We had such a chilled weekend with our two dogs. Everything we needed was provided and were already planning our next visit. Cant wait!
We had a lovely relaxing weekend with our 2 dogs. Everything we needed was there. We will definitely be returning in the future
Looking forward to seeing you again soon, hopefully!
Really frustrating, weve loved it before, but now...
4th visit disappointed now woodland walks closed
Nice accommodation
We got bumped over to the Birches lodges because of a problem with our original one, but honestly, we loved it! Huge thanks to the staff - The Birches felt like an upgrade and we really appreciated the change. Definitely a great experience!
We arrived to find that we had been moved to the Birches lodges due to an issue with our lodge, a massive thank you to the staff as The Birches was so amazing and it felt like an upgrade.
We really enjoyed our stay! The lodge was spotless, comfy and had everything we needed. Loved the little extras like the free toiletries, tea, coffee and even treats for our dog. Brilliant!
The lodge was clean, comfortable and well equipped. There were nice touches eg. complimentary smellies in bathroom, Tea, coffee etc. and also pet towel and treats for our dog.
The lodge was cosy but a tad cramped for four of us and our dog. Still lovely!
Nice lodge but a bit on the small side for four people and a dog
A good lodge that could be great with a little attention to detail. Location and the Lodge were good. It could have been cleaner and felt like the lodge needed a deep clean, shower didnt drain but this was rectified quickly. WiFi did not work. One of the light shades were torn. Little things needed a bit of TLC to make it perfect.
So, we checked in and at first glance, the place looked lovely. The lodge had a nice wooden feel and the views were pretty stunning. The rooms were a decent size too, so no complaints there. But things started to go downhill pretty quick. We wanted to relax in the hot tub on Friday night, but none of the jets worked - after about 10 minutes, we gave up and got out. The next day, I called reception and they sent someone to look at it. Turns out the motor was broken and the water was full of dead skin and dirt - pretty gross, honestly. They said they couldnt move us because the boss wasnt around and just told us to use another lodges hot tub whenever we liked. Walking over in the freezing cold and pitch darkness in swimwear? Not exactly ideal. We did it once, but that was enough. The hot tub we used was much cleaner and way hotter, with jets actually working, so that was a plus. On Saturday, we tried to use the oven, but only the grill was functional - baking jacket spuds was quite the challenge. The fridge barely cooled anything, so forget about keeping drinks cold. The site itself looked lovely, but it was a shame that all the walkways, fields and forests were closed off - wouldve been nice to explore. Honestly, I wouldnt have booked if I knew the hot tub wasnt going to be working properly - that was the main reason we chose this place!
It's a dirty. We went to 2 lodges and both were just as dirty and unclean. It appeared no one had done any cleaning at all, apart from change the bedding and towels. Cleaning standards should be high with the amount of changeovers and people that come in and out of these lodges. Such a disgusting place to stay. The staff are very good and looked after us, however the cleaners do nothing or very very little. I would not recommend
We had a lovely, laid-back week here. Relaxing in the hot tub while watching shooting stars was truly unforgettable. The location was perfect for exploring National Trust sites and other historic spots, plus there were towns nearby for some shopping. The lodge itself had everything we needed, though the TV had no signal, but luckily we could still watch Netflix on our account. The only minor thing was the dog walkers at night, shining torches around the back of the lodge when we were in the hot tub-gave us quite a fright!
Was a fab chilled week away. Watching shooting stars from the hot tub was awesome. Great location for national trust visiting and other historic places or if you wanted shopping there were towns for that. The lodge had everything you need. Downsides minor.. tv not having any signal but we knew our Netflix account so could watch that. People walking their dogs at night round the back of lodge with their torches when youre in hot tub frightens the life out of you!! ????
The cabin looked quite old and a bit worn, but the bed was super comfy and spotless. Definitely cozy!
Great spot, comfy stay, highly recommend!
Beautiful clean and spacious lodge. Well equipped. Hot tub great. Very quiet and secluded place. Would stay again.
The lodges where lovely and clean. The staff were great and welcoming too.
Excellent facilities in a brilliant location.
Such a beautiful place to relax, surrounded by stunning woodlands and wildlife it truly is an amazing experience! Highly recommended and will definitely be back in the future ?
Loved our time at the Sherwood Hideaway - Great escape to get away from it all and celebrate the Wife's birthday with the kids (& dog)
Had a brilliant lovely relaxing time
Lovely spacious lodges. Accommodation was very clean upon arrival. Hot tub water checked every morning by staff.
Beautiful lodges in a perfect location for exploring Sherwood Forest and Nottingham
We had an amazing time- the hideaway was lovely, we fell for a great weekend. The rooms were lovely, everything we needed and the two fridges were handy. Comfy beds, wonderful hot tub- just a lovely relaxing weekend.
Only issue and it’s a non issue, the settees weren’t very comfy- but honestly, we will be back. Amazing. Thank you ?
A lovely site and perfect base to explore Sherwood Forest
We had a lovely break last weekend, the surroundings were peaceful and it was lovely to get close to nature. We would love to come back here again sometime in the future.
