Holiday Homes in Nottinghamshire

Be immersed in nature, deep in ancient Sherwood Forest, see the Major Oak where Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men hung out, unwrap the folklore of this famous band of outlaws and the woodlands where they lived. Take a step back in time to the 1920s at Mr Straw’s House in Worksop, or at the Victorian Workhouse & Infirmary at Southwell; go and see the intricate nature carvings at Southwell Cathedral. Spend a day exploring Nottingham, browse the shops in the historic Lace Market, take a tour of the City of Caves beneath the streets; visit Medieval Nottingham Castle, and go for a drink at Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem, one of England’s oldest pubs. Have a slice of stately home life at Newstead Abbey and Wollaton Hall, also known as Batman’s Wayne Manor.

Sleeps12 have large group accommodation in Nottinghamshire sleeping 26 people for unforgettable holidays with friends and family, joyful multigenerational celebrations, and the happiest hen weekends. Luxury features like a private indoor pool, games room, hot tubs, and even a private nightclub and onsite restaurant mean you won’t need to worry what the weather’s like!

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FAQs

What types of holiday homes are there in Nottinghamshire?

There are all types of holiday homes in Nottinghamshire; among them are country cottages near Sherwood Forest, luxury woodland retreats, modern city centre apartments, and large houses, manors and barn conversions for groups.

Sleeps12 have luxury large group accommodation in Nottinghamshire, offering the perfect place to stay for holidays and short breaks with friends and family.

What are the best areas to stay in Nottinghamshire?

Choosing the best areas to stay in Nottinghamshire depends on your ultimate holiday goals. If you want a vibrant scene with shops, bars and nightlife, Nottingham is good; if you prefer somewhere quieter in the countryside, opt for one of the villages close to Sherwood Forest, like Edwinstowe, Ollerton and Wellow.

Is it easy to get around in Nottinghamshire?

Yes, it’s easy to get around in Nottinghamshire because the county has an award-winning public transport network. There are 26 railway stations across the county connecting the towns and cities, and a fairly reliable bus service. In rural areas, it’s more convenient to have a car to travel to historic sites, family attractions and country pubs.

What are the best attractions in Nottinghamshire?

The best attractions in Nottinghamshire offer something to delight all interests, from walking, cycling and nature immersion to family attractions, historic sites and arts and culture.

• For Outdoors & Walks – Sherwood Forest, Creswell Crags, Rufford Abbey Country Park
• For Families – Robin Hood’s Wheelgate Park, Sundown Adventureland, White Post Farm
• For Country Houses & Gardens – Clumber Park, Newstead Abbey, Wollaton Hall
• For History & Culture – Southwell Minster, The Workhouse and Infirmary
• For Towns & Cities – Nottingham, Southwell, Newark, Laxton

Is there plenty to do in Nottinghamshire year round?

Yes, there’s plenty to do in Nottinghamshire year-round. Sherwood Forest and Clumber Park are great for walking, cycling and outdoor activities any time of year. Attractions that are open year-round include the City of Caves, Nottingham Castle, Wollaton Hall, Newstead Abbey, Green's Windmill and Science Centre, and several museums and galleries.