Located within the village of Kilcot in rural Gloucestershire, Ford Farm Lodges offer a real sense of respite. This lovely family run place rests next to a stream, in a picture perfect little corner of countryside. A real sense of the English countryside pervades this pleasant spot, as does a feeling of total calmness, something that we all surely crave from time to time.

These comfortable, quality lodges are near the town of Newent, just North of the Royal Forest of Dean and host to a number of historical attractions. The park itself comprises a beguiling experience, and features a beautiful wildlife beset lake. Pitch and putt are on offer if you feel like passing the time, and within the wider area, activities such as golfing, fishing and tennis are all available.

This lovely place provides access to the nearby attractions of historic Gloucestershire, including all the abbeys, castles and monuments you could possibly want.

"I would highly recommend Ford Farm, the location was great and the lodges fantastic. The owners are very friendly and helpful and we even had fresh fruit and flowers, biscuits and some real ale on arrival. Couldn't fault anything at all. Will be returning 100%."
Mrs D, Caerphilly, Mid Glamorgan  06/01/2011 05:08:01

"We were met by friendly host, who showed us the accommodation, explained the heating, bin collection, etc. We had a huge bowl of fresh fruit, chocolates, bottles of wine, beautiful Christmas cake & the accommodation was modern, and included everything you could need to have a week self catering, washing machine and dishwasher a bonus. The rooms were big & clean throughout. We had a great stay at Ford Farm Lodges and will definitely return at some point. The children loved it here and we enjoyed the peace and quiet. Lots of places to visit locally and information pack was really useful."
Mrs T, WORTHING, West Sussex  30/12/2010 05:05:04

"Very peaceful and in easy reach of places to visit. The lodge was very good standard and would definitely return."
Mr R, Leicester, Leicestershire  20/11/2010 05:13:00