Brook House Woods · Herefordshire

Family & Group
Stays

Gather everyone. Then let the woods do the rest.

Journeyman from £395 per night · Sleeps up to 8 · Exclusive Hire sleeps up to 16

Family & group stays, quick facts

Two ways to gather Journeyman sleeps 8, or take the whole farm with Exclusive Hire, sleeping up to 16.
5 properties, 8 bedrooms Journeyman, Primrose, Cowslip, Bluebell and Foxglove, brought together under one booking.
300 acres to explore Ancient woodland, farmland and orchards, right from the door.
Rural Herefordshire Around 2.5 hours from London and 45 minutes from the Cotswolds.
Dogs welcome £30 each, maximum 2. In Journeyman, dogs stay downstairs, with gates on the stairs.
Real kitchens Fully equipped throughout, plus outdoor pizza ovens and BBQs for cooking together.
Outdoor baths Two private baths under the stars at Journeyman, tucked into the trees.
2–3 night minimum Arrival days Monday, Wednesday and Friday, with some seasonal flexibility.

At a glance

Herefordshire is quietly becoming the county families come back to.

"We enjoyed every minute of it. Beautiful location, cosy and joyful. The indoor swing is just brilliant." — Nirit, family stay

Not for a single day out, but for the kind of weekend where everyone properly gathers — long breakfasts, a fire nobody wants to leave, and enough space that the grown-ups get a proper conversation in too.

At Brook House Woods, that weekend happens at Journeyman, our largest treehouse, or across the whole 300-acre farm with Exclusive Hire. Every stay sits in its own private corner of ancient woodland and working farmland, off-grid and unhurried, with room for the whole group to gather and room for anyone who wants to slip away for an hour.

Sunlit double-height entrance inside Journeyman Treehouse with a suspended timber swing The indoor swing guests mention most

Journeyman: our family & friends favourite

Four bedrooms. Sleeps eight. Built for the evenings that run long.

A pool table, a movie projector, and an indoor swing that guests mention more than almost anything else. Two outdoor baths under the stars, a pizza oven, BBQ and a fire pit for whenever the evening decides to slow down.

Guests keep telling us the same thing — it's not what they expected from a treehouse, and exactly what they needed from a holiday:

"The communal space is amazing for a mixed group of 8. Loads of space, but very open, so you're never isolated." — Dan, friends' group
"It's easy enough to get to, but when they say off-grid, they really mean it… Everything we needed — a pool table, a huge dining table, big sofas, and a projector that became the centre of our karaoke and film nights." — Shelly, 30th birthday stay
  • 3 king bedrooms + 1 twin
  • 2 shower rooms + downstairs WC
  • Pool table & projector
  • 2 private outdoor baths
Aerial view of Journeyman Treehouse's private deck and fire pit surrounded by woodland Every stay, its own private corner of the woods

Bigger group? Take the whole farm.

Exclusive Hire brings every treehouse and cabin together.

For reunions, milestone birthdays or family gatherings too big for one house, Exclusive Hire brings Journeyman, Primrose, Cowslip, Bluebell and Foxglove together — 5 properties, 8 bedrooms, sleeping up to 16 guests across the farm. Everyone's close by, but each group still keeps its own private corner of the woods.

Wi-Fi is available in Journeyman; the four smaller cabins have no Wi-Fi or TV by design — made for slowing down and disconnecting from the rush of modern life.

  • Journeyman — sleeps 8
  • Primrose — sleeps 2
  • Cowslip — sleeps 2
  • Bluebell — sleeps 2
  • Foxglove — sleeps 2
Family and friends playing a board game together inside Journeyman Treehouse

A typical family weekend

The table stays full long after the plates are cleared.

Arrive and let everyone claim a room. First evening: pizzas from the outdoor oven, drinks on the private deck, or a film on the projector. The next day — a walk straight from the door through farmland and ancient woodland, an afternoon by the fire pit or in the outdoor bath, and a table that stays full long after the plates are cleared.

Beyond the woods

What to do nearby

Some of the best family days here don't involve leaving the farm at all. But when the group wants to explore, these are six memorable days out — from riding through the Herefordshire countryside to paddling the River Wye.

Outdoor woodland adventure activity at Oaker Wood Leisure near Kingsland, Herefordshire Big adventure

Kingsland · Outdoor adventure

Approx. 24 miles · 40 min

Oaker Wood Leisure

High ropes, quad trekking, target activities, escape rooms and woodland challenges make this a brilliant choice when everyone wants to do something memorable together. Pre-booking is essential.

Image: Oaker Wood Leisure

Lower Brockhampton medieval manor house and gatehouse reflected in the moat Close by

Bringsty · National Trust

Approx. 5 miles · 10 min

National Trust Brockhampton

Wander through orchards and woodland, discover the moated medieval manor and follow the accessible orchard play trail. An easy, flexible outing for mixed ages and slower days.

Image: National Trust Prints / Robert Morris

Horses and an instructor at Noakes Farm Riding Centre in the Herefordshire countryside Countryside

Bredenbury · Horse riding

Approx. 3 miles · 8 min

Noakes Farm Riding Centre

A friendly, family-run centre surrounded by 250 acres of countryside, with lessons and escorted riding for a range of abilities. The minimum age is four; contact the centre and book ahead.

Image: Noakes Farm Riding Centre

Walkers enjoying the broad views from the Malvern Hills Big views

Malvern · Walking

Approx. 15 miles · 20–25 min

Walk the Malvern Hills

Choose a gentler trail or climb to the ridge for far-reaching views across the countryside. Pack a picnic and make the day as easy or energetic as your group wants it to be.

Image: Malvern Hills Trust

A group of children playing together in the grounds of Eastnor Castle near Ledbury Full day out

Near Ledbury · Castle & grounds

Approx. 22 miles · 35–40 min

Eastnor Castle

Explore the castle, lakeside and arboretum, then find the maze, playgrounds, obstacle course and mini zip wires. Eastnor opens on selected dates, so check its calendar before setting out.

Image: Eastnor Castle

Two kayakers paddling together on the River Wye near Symonds Yat On the water

Symonds Yat · River adventure

Approx. 31 miles · 45–50 min

Canoeing on the River Wye

Take a half-day or full-day canoe, kayak or paddleboard trip through the Wye Valley. Wye Canoes caters for couples, families and groups, with equipment and a safety briefing arranged for the trip.

Image: Wye Canoes

Distances and drive times are approximate from HR7 4LB and can vary with the route and traffic. Opening dates, age limits, weather conditions and availability can change, so please check directly and book ahead where required.

Planning your stay

The practical bits, before you disappear into the woods.

  • Dogs are welcome across the farm — £30 each, maximum 2. In Journeyman, dogs stay downstairs only, with gates fitted on the stairs.
  • Cots and high chairs can be provided — get in touch before booking so we can confirm availability.
  • Wi-Fi is available in Journeyman. The other properties have no Wi-Fi or TV, by design — made for slowing down and disconnecting.
  • The final stretch to the farm is a private track — allow extra care in low cars or wet weather. Full directions are sent ahead of your stay.
  • 2–3 night minimum stay, with arrival on Monday, Wednesday or Friday. Some flexibility depending on the time of year — just ask.
  • Treehouses involve steps and uneven woodland paths. Let us know about any accessibility requirements before you book.

Ready to gather everyone?

Choose your dates, then choose how big the gathering gets.

Journeyman works beautifully on its own for a family or friend group of up to 8. For milestone birthdays, reunions or bigger family holidays, Exclusive Hire brings the whole farm together.

Journeyman — sleeps up to 8 From £395 per night. Check live availability and book direct. Check availability
Exclusive Hire — sleeps up to 16 All 5 properties, 8 bedrooms. Tell us your dates and group size and we'll help you plan it. Ask about Exclusive Hire

Frequently asked questions

Everything else you might want to know.

More questions? Get in touch

Is Brook House Woods good for families and groups?
Yes — Journeyman is our largest treehouse, built for families and friend groups of up to 8, and the whole farm is available for Exclusive Hire for larger gatherings, sleeping 16 people across five properties (8 bedrooms).
Can we book the whole site?
Yes. Exclusive Hire brings every treehouse and cabin together for milestone celebrations, reunions and larger family holidays.
Can we book Primrose, Cowslip, Bluebell or Foxglove on their own for a family stay?
Those four cabins are designed for two, so for family and larger group stays we recommend Journeyman, or Exclusive Hire across the whole farm, which brings all five properties together.
Are dogs allowed?
Yes, dogs are welcome across the farm — £30 each, maximum 2 per stay. In Journeyman, dogs are only allowed downstairs, with gates fitted on the stairs.
Do you have Wi-Fi?
There is Wi-Fi in Journeyman. The other properties have no Wi-Fi or TV and are designed for slowing down and disconnecting from the rush of modern life.
How do we get there?
Brook House Woods is reached via a private farm track. We'll send full directions ahead of your stay — if you have any accessibility requirements, please let us know beforehand.
What's the minimum stay?
2–3 nights, with arrival on Monday, Wednesday or Friday. There's some flexibility on arrival day depending on the time of year, so do get in touch.

A closer look

Make yourselves at home in the woods.

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Whatever the occasion

Gather everyone. Then let Herefordshire do the rest.

Choose your dates, gather your favourite people, and give yourselves a few days with no schedule beyond coffee on the deck and deciding who lights the fire.

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