A forest to come back to

Get back to nature

Luxury lodges in ancient woodland, a short walk from the bistro and a long way from everything else.

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Welcome to Rockingham Forest Park

A forest to come back to

Fifty-six lodges set in ancient English woodland, a short walk from a bistro and a long way from everything else. Soak in a hot tub under the stars, wander the trails, or simply sit still for a while.

Why Rockingham Forest

Everything a forest stay should be

Ancient woodland

Fifty-six lodges tucked into mature forest, with trails from your door.

Private hot tubs

Forty-three of our lodges have their own tub, plus the cottage.

Dog friendly

Several lodges welcome dogs, with a dedicated dog park on site.

Sustainable luxury

Modern comfort, thoughtfully provided, in a landscape we work to protect.

Where you will stay

Our lodges

Fifty-six lodges across three ranges, from one to four bedrooms, and one standalone cottage.

Quality

Stylish, comfortable lodges with everything you need for an easy woodland escape.

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Premier

Bright, open-plan lodges, with private hot tubs, ideal for unwinding in nature.

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V.I.P.

Our most luxurious lodges with private hot tubs and extra amenities, perfect for a special getaway.

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The Cottage

Our only standalone property, with a private sauna, garden and undercover hot tub.

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Beyond your door

Room to roam

The lodge is only half of it. Everything below is a walk, not a drive.

The lakes

Open water and wildlife, with paths running round them.

Woodland trails

Scenic walks straight from your door.

Bistro and store

A few minutes away on foot.

Play and dog parks

Plus a football pitch and outdoor games.

The concrete hangar base at Kings Cliffe, with the Union flag and the Stars and Stripes flying beside the Glenn Miller memorial.
Station 367 · 1941–1959

The airfield under the trees

Some of this ground was RAF Kings Cliffe, a Royal Air Force and United States Army Air Forces fighter station. The 20th Fighter Group flew from here, and the airfield stayed in use until 1959.

On 3rd October 1944 Major Glenn Miller and his orchestra played their last airfield hangar concert on this site. The memorial stands inside the park, a short walk from the lodges.

Recognised for it

Awards and credentials

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