WalkBrook House Woods is part of a 350 acre farm criss-crossed with paths running through woodland, orchards and along the river Frome. The Herefordshire Trail crosses the farm, Bromyard Downs and Bringsty Common offer beautiful walks from the woods, or hop in the car for 15 minutes and wander the Malvern Hills. Your accommodation will have maps of our favourite walks in the area.
Have a look at the Eat and Drink page for our recommendations of pub walks, or why not book a picnic lunch? We'll bring out a freshly prepared meal to meet you half way round. |
SwimBodenham lake is a local nature reserve, great for taking a walk or going for a wild swim. This little known lake is usually deserted, leaving you to splash around to your heart's content or swim peacefully to the other side amongst the wildlife. Canoeing is great in this area with day long paddles from Hereford or Symonds Yat.
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Ride We welcome horses, either stabled or turned out, from £10 per day. You will have access to the 350 acre farm, with off road rides through woods, up hills and across streams. There are brilliant hacks from the farm incorporating beautiful fields for plenty of cantering and pubs dotted along the route for dutch courage! The Malvern hills are a short box ride away for half day or day long circular rides that we are happy to guide if the course schedule permits. Why not book a picnic lunch to meet you half way round?
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FestivalsBromyard is know as the 'Town of Festivals' with events peppered all through the year from ferret racing, the International Town Criers competition, the Bromyard Speed Festival, Nozstock in July and the Folk Festival in September.
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CyclingBromyard is a great place for cycling either on or off road, or why not try the Cider Cycle? This 20 mile circular route takes in cider farms and breweries with many tasting stops along the way!
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VisitThere is a wealth of historic houses and estates all within an hour of the woods. Brockhampton Estate is a 5 minute drive, and Croft Castle, Berrington Hall, Croome Court, Witley Court and Eastnor Castle are all nearby.
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