One of our favourite short loops is the walk to the Seven Sisters viewpoint. This walk takes you through the woods, passed King Arthurs cave and on to a beautiful viewpoint on the Seven Sisters rocks overlooking the river Wye. From there you head back towards the campsite past Lords Wood Quarry reserve. You can find more information and the route below: Book your stay and enjoy the beautiful views

A canoe or kayak trip is the best way to experience the river wye. There are multiple canoe hire companies close by to choose from, you can arrange by the hour or do a half/whole day tour. There are paddleboards, canoes and kayaks available. Check out the Wye Valley AONB page for more information on canoeing the River Wye Helpful publications. These two publications will provide you with all the information you need to know for a safe and enjoyable trip down the Wye. You can

For one of the best views over the river wye, head up to the viewpoint at Yat Rock in Symonds Yat. Here you not only have a spectacular view, but also the chance to spot peregrine falcons who nest in the cliffs. Walk from the campsite down to the river and over the bridge at Biblins. Walk along the river towards the Saracens Head pub then up the steep track on your right to arrive at Yat Rock. There you can enjoy the views and there is also a cafe. You can either walk the s

We understand that many of you enjoy a drink after a good walk, so we've put together a pleasant route to the nearby pubs in Symonds Yat. Ye Old Ferrie Inn is conveniently located on our side of the river, but you can also opt to cross over to The Saracens Head Inn - Symonds Yat by hand ferry... or why not visit both! This delightful walk takes you through the woods and along the river.

A popular walking route is the 11 mile circular Highmeadow trail. Taking in stunning views, caves and plenty of woodland, this is a great...