Symonds Yat Rock is one of the most iconic viewpoints in the Wye Valley and just a short drive or a scenic walk from Doward Park Campsite

Discover the best castles in the Wye Valley, including Goodrich, Chepstow, Raglan and Skenfrith. Perfect family days out near Doward Park Campsite.

Just a short woodland walk from Doward Park Campsite, Seven Sisters Viewpoint is one of our favourite places on the Doward

Nestled against the bank of the River Wye, the main attraction is Tintern Abbey which has been a tourist destination since the 18th century.

Just a 5–10 minute woodland walk from Doward Park Campsite, King Arthur's Cave is one of the Wye Valley's hidden gems.

Beechenhurst is one of the best family attractions in the Forest of Dean and is around 25 minutes from Doward Park Campsite

Enjoy what the Forest of Dean has to offer on 2 wheels, thrilling downhill trails to enjoying the family trail exploring the disused railway

Only a 10 minute drive from our campsite lies Goodrich Castle, which once guarded a crossing of the River Wye in the 11th century.

Paddle down the River Wye and get a new perspective on the Wye Valley

Explore one of the Forest Of Dean's most popular destinations. The ancient woodland of Puzzlewood.

Coppett Hill is one of the Wye Valley’s most beautiful spots, offering big views, peaceful woodland and plenty of space for families — and dogs — to explore. From colourful autumn leaves to springtime bluebells, it’s a walk that feels magical in every season.

The Adventure Playground at Doward Park Campsite is a safe, woodland‑themed play area designed for young children to explore, climb and enjoy during their stay. It’s located right on the campsite, close to the facilities, and offers a relaxed, natural space for families to unwind. What the Adventure Playground Includes In 2023 we had a brand new adventure playground installed in our woodland! Since then it's proven a big hit with all the children staying on site. We have swin

A great day out for young children is a visit to the Perrygrove Railway Adventure. A return journey takes 30 minutes and you can hop on and off at the various stations to enjoy the different play areas. There is a treetop adventure area, Twilight Village - 5 houses connected by secret passageways - and an adventure playground. There is also a cafe and woodland walks. It is about 25 minutes drive from the campsite, you can visit the website here to learn more.

Perfect for a rainy day! 10 minutes drive away or just over an hours walk along the river in the market town of Monmouth is a great leisure centre with plenty to offer for everyone. There is a 25m swimming pool, spa facilities, squash courts, multi use outdoor courts, and various gym facilities. Also for the children there is a 3 storey children’s soft play area. A cafe is available for refreshments. More information on times & prices etc can be found at Monmouth Leisure Cent

We are lucky to have such a large amount of flora & fauna in our local woodland on the Doward. Whilst relaxing on the campsite you can spot squirrels, woodpeckers, robins, jays, deer and more. In the woodlands we have foxes, badgers, and a number of rare species such as the grizzled skipper butterfly and if you are lucky whilst walking the nature reserves at night you may spot a glow worm! Spring is a beautiful time to visit when the woodlands are covered in bluebells and wi

The butterfly zoo and maze are great for the kids and a good wet weather activity! You can witness their life cycle, from egg to caterpillar and from chrysalis to butterfly. Walking around surrounded by exotic butterflies is sure to keep the kids mesmerized! The traditional hedge maze and a 12 hole miniature golf course allow you to make a day of it. You can find more information here .

Just a short hop over the border to Wales and you have an excellent choice of mountains to climb! There's no better view from the top of a mountain; here are some of our favourites: Sugar Loaf Standing at 596m and offering panoramic views over south Wales and south-west England, Sugar Loaf is one of our favourite mountains to climb. It is a 40 minute drive from the campsite and takes around 2.5 hours. Skirrid From the top of Skirrid you can see Herefordshire, the Black Mount

Descend 100ft underground and explore the 9 caverns of Clearwell Caves, including an underground pool featuring fossils over 300 million years old! The trip is self-guided and takes about an hour. The caves can be cold so bring something warm and some decent shoes! The caves are a 25 minute drive from the campsite; you can find more information on opening times & prices here .

About a 40 minute drive away in the Big Pit National Coal Museum. This place is a real coal mine and one of Britain's leading mining museums. A trip takes you 300 feet underground to learn what life was like for the thousands of miners working there; followed by a very informative museum. This is a great rainy day activity! From July 20th - 31st August the underground tours need to be booked, either in advance for £8 or on the day for £5. Outside of these times the tour is f

Enjoy a relaxing cruise along the river Wye from Symonds Yat and soak in the scenery on the kingfisher cruise. Cruises run every hour from 11.30am to 16.30 depending on demand and availability. £10 per adult £6 per child Under 3's free Purchase tickets on the day and pay on board.