Holiday Homes In Gloucestershire

Got to love Gloucestershire, with the softly rolling hills and mellow honey-stone of the Cotswolds, the paths and trackways in the ancient Forest of Dean, and the laid-back watersides of the Severn Vale. Visit elegant spa towns, grand country houses, picturesque villages and everything in between – there are walks, activities, museums and art trails, and countless welcoming pubs and restaurants.

From postcard perfect Bourton-on the-Water and the historic market town of Stow-on-the-Wold, to Regency Cheltenham and historic Gloucester, from the magical woodland trails at Puzzlewood to the fascinating caverns at Clearwell Caves. See birds of prey close up at Cotswold Falconry Centre, revel in the glory of Sezincote; amble in the unspoilt Slad Valley, wander through the trees at Westonbirt Arboretum, puff your way to the top of Cleeve Hill, the highest point in the county.

However you like to spend your holidays, Sleeps12 have luxury group accommodation in Gloucestershire that’s perfect for multi-generational stays, happy celebrations with your nearest and dearest, sophisticated hen weekends and walking breaks. With fantastic features like indoor pools, hot tubs and games rooms, we’ve got something for all ages in all seasons at our dog friendly and family friendly properties.

This is where every moment becomes a memory you’ll want to keep forever. Check availability and book your large group holiday in Gloucestershire today!

FAQs

What types of holiday homes are available in Gloucestershire?

There are all kinds of holiday homes available in Gloucestershire, from shepherds’ huts, yurts and cosy country cottages to upscale forest lodges, unique historic properties and large group accommodation for gatherings with friends and family.
Sleeps12 have a carefully curated collection of luxury large holiday houses in Gloucestershire with amazing amenities and snooze sapce for up to 24.

What is the weather like in Gloucestershire?

The weather in Gloucestershire tends to be mild with warm summers, cool and cloudy winters, and moderate rainfall. It’s actually one of the drier counties in the UK, especially in areas sheltered by high ridges - like the Cotswolds and the Severn Vale. Check the forecast before you leave for your holiday and pack accordingly!

What are transport options like in Gloucestershire?

The transport options in Gloucestershire range from fast and reliable trains to on demand bus services. The county has 9 train stations for travel between major towns, though as it’s largely a rural area, buses can be unreliable, so a car really is the best option. Main routes like the M5 motorway and the A40 connect to the Midlands and the West, but there are a lot of country roads and narrow lanes.

What are the top things to do In Gloucestershire?

Picking out the top things to do in Gloucestershire is no easy task, because there’s so much to see and do!

• For Outdoor Adventures and Beautiful Scenery - The Cotswolds, The Forest of Dean
• For Family Fun - Clearwell Caves, Puzzlewood, Birdland Park & Gardens
• For Country Houses and Gardens - Sudelely Castle, Sezincote, Berkeley Castle
• For History - Chedworth Roman Villa, Gloucester Cathedral, Hailes Abbey
• For Towns and Cities – the elegant spa town of Cheltenham, historic Gloucester, medieval Tewkesbury, and bohemian Stroud

Are local attractions open all year in Gloucestershire?

There are lots of local attractions open all year in Gloucestershire. Among them are Birdland Park & Gardens, Gloucester Cathedral, The Wilson Art Gallery & Museum in Cheltenham, The Corinium Museum in Cirencester, the Dean Forest Railway, and the Dean Heritage Centre. If the weather’s good there are plenty of outdoor attractions to visit – like Dyrham Park, Slimbridge Wetland Centre, the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail, Mallards Pike, Go Ape Forest of Dean, and Westonbirt Arboretum.