Beechenhurst lies in the heart of the forest, and is a great place to start your adventure in the Forest of Dean. Beechenhurst is the starting point for the …
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Feb 20, 2025
Lots of trails ranging from wide short trails for toddlers through to lengthy routes that last a significant chunk of the day. Sculptures scattered in between. Good value as you just pay the parking …Full review by LMurphy2
Feb 9, 2025
Truly and absolutely lovely. The cafe staff are lovely and polite, we had breakfast and hot chocolates and later on babychinnos which were all nicely done. the park is a toddler park and is truly b…Full review by Wanderer09618760027
Nov 19, 2024
This is a beautiful area in the Forest of Dean, beautifully managed to attract all ages. We went on a lovely sunny Sunday afternoon with picnic in hand, and although it was extremely busy there was …Full review by 48pamw
Hi Wendy, thank you for your question. Dogs are welcome at Beechenhurst. We do kindly ask dog owners to be in control of their dogs at all times and to pick up after them. Dogs are …
Hi Wendy, thank you for your question. Dogs are welcome at Beechenhurst. We do kindly ask dog owners to be in control of their dogs at all times and to pick up after them. Dogs are not allowed in our café or play park. Thanks Stewart
Hi Lynne, more information can be found on the Forestry Commission website for Beechenhurst Lodge where you'll be able to find an access statement. The immediate site does …
Hi Lynne, more information can be found on the Forestry Commission website for Beechenhurst Lodge where you'll be able to find an access statement. The immediate site does have some facilities for wheelchair users however if you are looking for a suitable trail I would suggest nearby Mallards Pike or Symonds Yat where we have routes which meet the required standards for wheelchair users. Parking charges do apply however the ticket is transferable between all the car parks so you could visit all 3 sites. For more info visit the Forestry Commission Forest of Dean web pages.
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