Nature's Nest
HEREFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND
🏕️ Outdoorsy 🌿 Nature-focused 👶 Great with toddlers 🧒 Great for older kids 🐶 Dog friendly ✨ A bit special 🥾 Great for walking 🚲 Great for cycling
Luxury safari tent glamping beside the River Wye, where families can swap screens for wild swimming, paddleboarding, woodland adventures and evenings in their own private hot tub
NATURE’S NEST LUXURY SAFARI TENTS, HEREFORDSHIRE
At a Glance
Best for families: Families wanting a proper escape into nature without giving up the comforts of home, with plenty of space for children and lots to do outdoors.
Accommodation: Four beautifully furnished safari tents, each sleeping up to 6 across three bedrooms, with a proper kitchen, bathroom, wood burner, private hot tub and outdoor space.
Location: Peacefully tucked away in the Herefordshire countryside beside the River Wye, with private river access and views across the Wye Valley.
What to do: Paddleboard or explore the river, walk through the countryside, enjoy the site's outdoor space or head out to the Forest of Dean, Symonds Yat and nearby castles and attractions.
Accommodation
Safari Tents from around £200 per night
Best for families: Up to 6 guests | 3 bedrooms | Private bathroom | Private hot tub | Self-catering | Dogs welcome | Great for toddlers and older children
Each luxury safari tent sleeps up to six guests across three bedrooms, with a double bedroom, twin room and a king cabin bed with storage underneath. The open-plan living space has a fully equipped kitchen, dining area and wood-burning stove, while outside each tent has its own decking, hot tub and firepit.
Family-friendly features: Children of all ages are welcome and cots are available free of charge on request. Highchairs are available, and there are board games, books and plenty of outdoor space for children to enjoy. The cabin bed is reached by a small ladder, so younger children may be better suited to the other bedrooms.
Dogs: Dogs are welcome, with up to three dogs permitted per tent. There is a charge of £25 per dog.
Practical: Free private parking is available on site and there is EV charging. Each tent has its own private bathroom, kitchen, WiFi, heating and outdoor space. A £100 refundable damage deposit applies.
Breakfast: This is a self-catering stay, so breakfast isn't included. The kitchens are well equipped for family meals and there's also an honesty shop on site with treats and essentials.
Getting there
Nearest Airport(s)
Bristol Airport – around 1 hour 15 minutes by car
Birmingham Airport – around 1 hour 30 minutes by car
Nearest Train Station
Hereford Station – around 25 minutes by car
Nearest Town / City
Ross-on-Wye – around 20 minutes by car
Hereford – around 20 minutes by car
Forest of Dean – around 30 minutes by car
The property is in a peaceful rural location, so a car is recommended.
Good to Know
A car is recommended: Nature's Nest is tucked into the countryside, with most family attractions, shops and restaurants requiring a drive. There is free parking on site.
The river is the star of the show: The River Wye is just a short walk from the tents, with private access and paddleboards available to hire. You can also bring your own boat or arrange fishing.
Dogs are welcome: Up to three dogs can stay in each tent for £25 per dog, making this a great option for families wanting to bring the whole gang.
Come prepared for a proper countryside escape: There's an honesty shop for treats and essentials, but the nearest larger supermarket is around 20 minutes away, so it's worth doing a food shop before you arrive.
Natures Nest is Seasonal: Nature's Nest currently operates from Easter until October half term, with 2-night mini midweek stays available during school term time. Each tent has its own private hot tub and firepit, while the River Wye is around 250m away with private access and paddleboards available to hire.
“We love Nature’s Nest for its beautiful riverside setting and the rare combination of proper outdoor adventure with genuinely luxurious family accommodation. The private hot tubs, river access and gorgeous safari tents make it feel like a real escape, while the surrounding Wye Valley gives families plenty of space to explore, paddle and switch off together”
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