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The Forest of Dean was established as a royal hunting ground in Norman times, and this glorious place now covers approximately 27,000 acres, and contains a staggering 20 million trees. People who live within the forest are known as 'foresters’, and they enjoy ancient rights and privilidges that survive from more feudal times. The town of Ross-on-Wye has a commanding position overlooking the River Wye, and boasts an impressive array of architectural styles, from pre-historic caves to elegant Regency buildings.

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Greenway Farm
Drybrook Accommodation - Caravan Camping
David and Lorraine Morgan welcome you to Greenway Farm camping and caravan site an independently owned small holding of five acres. With flat...
Portland House Guest House
Whitchurch Accommodation - Bed and Breakfast, Farmstay
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Beautiful and elegantly furnished bed and breakfast accommodation near Monmouth (3 miles) Ross on Wye, (5 miles) and Symonds Yat. 4 star rated by...
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Wilton Court Hotel
Hereford Accommodation - Hotels
The Wilton Court Hotel has been carefully refurbished so to reflect its 16th century origins. The Hotel features many objects d'art, rugs and...
Braceland Caravan & Camping Park
Coleford Accommodation - Caravan Camping
A spacious site with fantastic panoramic views over Highmeadow Woods and the Wye Valley.
Peregrine falcons nesting on cliffs can be...
Brookfield House
Ross-on-Wye Accommodation - Bed and Breakfast, Farmstay
Brookfield House is an elegant, listed building that provides excellent bed and breakfast accommodation, located in the heart of Ross on Wye...
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The Budo Foundation
Gloucester Activities - Sports Clubs, Venues
The Budo Foundation is an academy of martial arts that has strong Japanese roots, but has incorporated then for today's modern, and sadly at...
Forest Combat Paintball
Coleford Activities - Adventure
Forest Combat paintballing offers a fun and exhilarating day. Whether you're a group celebrating a special occasion, such as, stag/hen...
Carpenter
Ross-On-Wye Activities - Sports Clubs, Venues
The Ash Golf Course
Ross-On-Wye Activities - Sports Clubs, Venues
Lydney Golf Club
Lydney Activities - Sports Clubs, Venues

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The Old Dairy Tearoom
Longhope Dining - Cafes, Restaurants
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The ideal place to enjoy freshly brewed tea served in beautiful bone china, The Old Dairy Tearoom, a traditional style tearoom, is set amidst the...
The Railway Tavern
Cinderford Dining - Bars, Clubs, Pubs
The Crown Inn
Ross-On-Wye Dining - Bars, Clubs, Pubs
Greyhound Inn
Lydney Dining - Bars, Clubs, Pubs
Ms Miggins
Newent Dining - Cafes, Restaurants