Overview of Woodside Lodges Country Park

Woodside Lodges Country Park is a family run countryside park near Ledbury in Herefordshire. Set within approximately 25 acres of landscaped grounds, lakes and woodland, this park provides a peaceful base for lodge holidays, camping, touring and outdoor activities.

Accommodation includes Scandinavian timber lodges, camping pods, touring and camping pitches and a simple bunkhouse room. The lodge range includes one, two and three bedroom choices sleeping between two and seven guests. Selected lodges have a private hot tub or sauna, while dogs are welcomed across much of the accommodation range.

Fishing, wild swimming and paddleboarding are among the main activities available within the park. Families can also use the outdoor playground, explore the ponds and look for wildlife around the conservation areas.

Woodside is ideal for couples, families, groups, walkers, anglers and dog owners who want a countryside break without the facilities and atmosphere of a large resort. Ledbury is approximately two miles away for shops, cafés and places to eat.

Eastnor Castle, the Malvern Hills, Hellens Manor and the cider orchards around Much Marcle are all within a short drive. Hereford, Ross on Wye and the Forest of Dean can also be reached for longer days out. 

Woodside Lodges Country Park at a Glance

Why is Woodside Lodges Country Park a Great Holiday Park?

• Genuine Scandinavian timber lodges within landscaped countryside
• Lodge accommodation sleeping between two and seven guests
• Private hot tubs and saunas available with selected lodges
• Fishing, wild swimming and paddleboarding within the park
• Touring, camping, camping pods and bunkhouse accommodation
• Dog friendly stays across much of the accommodation range
• Playground, ponds and wildlife areas for families
• Ledbury, Eastnor Castle and the Malvern Hills within easy reach

FAQs About Woodside Lodges Country Park

What accommodation is available at Woodside Lodges Country Park?

Visitors can choose from Scandinavian timber lodges, camping pods, touring and camping pitches and a family bunkhouse room. The lodge range includes accommodation for couples, families and groups of up to seven people.

Do the lodges at Woodside have hot tubs?

Selected lodges include a private outdoor hot tub. Some of the higher specification lodges also have a private sauna and wood burning stove.

Can you go fishing at Woodside Country Park?

Yes. The park has two principal coarse fishing areas stocked with carp, rudd, roach and tench. Selected lodges also provide fishing access close to the accommodation.

Is wild swimming available at Woodside?

Yes. Wild swimming takes place in the natural Cider Mill Pool. Swimming and sauna sessions can be booked in advance, with visitors following the park’s current safety arrangements.

Are dogs welcome at Woodside Lodges?

Yes. Dogs are welcomed across the lodge range and can also stay in the camping pods, bunkhouse and outdoor holiday areas. The countryside setting provides plenty of local walking opportunities.

Is Woodside Lodges suitable for families?

Yes. Families can enjoy the playground, fishing, pond dipping, wildlife spotting and outdoor space. Camping pods and larger lodges also provide choices for different family sizes.

Accommodation at Woodside Lodges Country Park

Woodside Lodges Country Park offers Scandinavian timber lodges, camping pods, touring and camping pitches and a bunkhouse room.

The lodge range includes one, two and three bedroom accommodation sleeping between two and seven guests. Each lodge has an open plan living, dining and kitchen area, bedrooms, bathroom facilities and a veranda with outdoor furniture.

Selected lodges include a private hot tub, sauna or wood burning stove. Several properties are positioned beside the fishing pools, while others overlook open countryside and woodland.

Dogs are welcomed in the lodges, with enclosed or gated verandas available with selected accommodation. Bed linen is provided, although towels are not included with many lodge bookings and can be hired from reception.

The camping pods provide shelter, heating, lighting and electric sockets but are not furnished glamping accommodation. Guests need to bring their own beds, bedding and camping equipment.

The bunkhouse room sleeps up to four and has a small kitchenette. Showers and toilets are shared with the camping facilities.

Touring and camping areas accept caravans, motorhomes and tents, with electric and non electric choices. Washrooms, washing up facilities, waste disposal and a launderette are provided. 

Accommodation at Woodside Lodges

Practical Accommodation Information

Park Facilities at Woodside Lodges Country Park

Woodside Lodges Country Park focuses on outdoor activities, wildlife and time around its lakes and countryside grounds.

The park has two main coarse fishing areas. The conservation pools provide relatively even fishing, while Cider Mill Pool has varying depths. Species include carp, rudd, roach and tench, with fishing available to guests staying at the park.

Cider Mill Pool is also used for wild swimming and paddleboarding. Visitors can book swim and sauna sessions, hire a paddleboard or bring suitable equipment subject to the current arrangements.

A sauna beside the water provides an additional relaxation facility. Public sessions and private group hire are available on selected dates and should be reserved in advance.

Families can use the playground in the lake field, try pond dipping and explore the wildlife areas. The park supports a wide variety of birds, insects and other wildlife, with wildflower meadows and woodland forming part of the surrounding conservation area.

Touring and camping guests have access to shower and toilet blocks, washing up areas, chemical waste disposal and laundry facilities. An accessible washroom is also available within the Cider Mill Field.

Woodside does not have a permanent restaurant or entertainment venue. Ledbury is approximately two miles away and provides supermarkets, pubs, cafés and restaurants. 

Main Facilities at Woodside Lodges Country Park

Facility	Information
Coarse fishing	Two main fishing areas containing carp, rudd, roach and tench
Wild swimming	Natural swimming in Cider Mill Pool
Paddleboarding	Board hire and bring your own sessions available
Sauna	Public sessions and private group hire
Playground	Outdoor play area within the lake field
Pond dipping	Several ponds and wildlife areas around the park
Wildlife watching	Birds, butterflies, dragonflies and other local wildlife
Touring washrooms	Toilets, showers and washing up areas
Accessible washroom	Adapted facilities within Cider Mill Field
Launderette	Washing and drying facilities for guests
EV charging	Charging available within the park
Reception	Check in, visitor information and activity arrangements

Activity Information

Activity	What visitors should know
Fishing	Available to staying guests, with visitor day tickets also offered
Wild swimming	Advance booking and current safety rules apply
Paddleboarding	Equipment can be hired or visitors can bring their own
Sauna sessions	Public and private sessions can be reserved
Pond dipping	Nets can be obtained from reception
Playground	Available for families staying at the park
Activities	Availability and charges should be checked for the holiday dates

Places to Visit Near Woodside Lodges Country Park

Woodside Lodges Country Park is approximately two miles from Ledbury, an attractive Herefordshire market town known for its timber framed buildings, independent shops and cafés. Visitors can explore the historic Market House, Church Lane and the town centre before continuing into the surrounding countryside.

Eastnor Castle is approximately 15 minutes away. The castle grounds include woodland walks, a lake, an adventure playground and family activities on selected opening dates.

The Malvern Hills can also be reached in approximately 15 to 20 minutes. British Camp and Herefordshire Beacon provide popular walking routes with views across Herefordshire, Worcestershire and the surrounding countryside.

Hellens Manor at Much Marcle is another nearby historic property, while Westons Cider provides tours and an introduction to Herefordshire’s cider making heritage.

Hereford is approximately 30 minutes away and has a cathedral, shops, restaurants and riverside walks. The cathedral is home to the Mappa Mundi and Chained Library.

Ross on Wye and the Forest of Dean provide further choices for longer days out, including woodland walks, river scenery and family attractions. 

Nearby Towns and Attractions

Journey times are approximate.