Enjoy a walk or cycle to the charming market town of Monmouth along the river Wye.

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

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

Enjoy one of our favourite walks from Doward Park Campsite to Symonds Yat. Visit Ye Old Ferrie Inn, cross the hand ferry to The Saracens Head and explore the beautiful River Wye.

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

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.

Clydach Gorge Walk

April/May are amazing months to visit us here at Doward Park Campsite. The woodland surrounding the site is covered with blue and white as the bluebells, wild garlic and other spring flowers take over the Doward, and the greenery of the trees return. There are so many walks leaving the campsite to enjoy; roam the nature reserves, explore King Arthurs cave, soak in the views from Seven Sisters viewpoint or stroll along the river to one of the local pubs. It really is one of t

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

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