Fancy a weekend in Robin Hood country?
Kids of all ages love Nottinghamshire - where a little bit of imagination goes a long way. Race through Sherwood Forest with the Sheriff’s men hot on your heels. Swing through the trees on high wires at Go Ape! Or wander back in time to Ice Age Britain at Creswell Crags.
Meet the animals at White Post Farm Archery at Robin Hood Festival Swing through trees with Go Ape! The gallows at NCCL Galleries of Justic
Outdoor adventure playground
Nottinghamshire’s packed with exciting things to see and do. From getting down and dirty exploring Sherwood to enjoying a family day out at a farm park, there’s something for everyone.

Familiar places from the Robin Hood tales can be discovered all over the county. Young outlaws can explore the mighty oaks at Sherwood Forest Country Park, try their hand at archery and re-enact the classic legend.

Time your break to coincide with the annual Robin Hood Festival. In the first week of August the forest comes alive with exhibitions of medieval swordplay, jousting and archery. Pay a visit to the famous Robin Hood statue at Nottingham Castle and get sentenced at NCCL Galleries of Justice, the real former base of the Sheriff of Nottingham
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Play time at Ferry Farm Park
Creswell Crags is a limestone gorge with caves used by our Neanderthal ancestors and cave art dating back to the Ice Age. It also reputedly provided a hiding place for Robin in one of his adventures. Now dubbed Robin Hood’s Cave, the story has it the outlaw outwitted his pursuers by sheltering in the gorge … find out more
Animal lovers can meet, hold and feed everything from reptiles to lambs at our many farm parks. And action adventure play areas will help the kids let off steam, while cosy tea rooms offer the perfect way to finish the day … find out more

Energetic families can tackle the high wire adventure courses at Go Ape! Swing through the canopy of Sherwood Pines and work together to conquer the rope bridges and climbs. We challenge you not to have fun … find out more

And mums and dads need not panic, you’ll find plenty of child friendly places to eat and relax in Notts. From country pubs to city restaurants, there’s a good choice of establishments welcoming families, providing highchairs and offering safe areas to play … find out more
Dining at Hard Rock Café
Not just for kids
Enjoy rural walking routes endorsed by Country Walking Magazine, specifically designed to help you learn more about the local landscape and history while taking in the beautiful scenery. Routes include Robin Hood country, the Vale of Belvoir, Creswell and Teversal. Call 08444 77 5678 to order your walking routes guide today.

Cycle enthusiasts won’t be disappointed by the routes at Clumber Park, Sherwood Pines or along the banks of the River Trent. The county canal network also offers the opportunity to cycle the towpaths or take to the water by hiring a canal boat
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Major Oak, Sherwood Forest Explore Belvoir Castle and countryside Experience cave tours at Creswell Crags Cyclists relaxing by Trent Bridge
Where to stay
Enjoy a rural retreat in Robin Hood country. For a unique taste of country living, why not book your break at a Farm Stay UK cottage? From luxury B&Bs and country house hotels, to self catering properties and caravan parks, you'll find something to suit you here…

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Rural Retreats
Stay somewhere different
Rural retreats from £25*

Because we’re the official tourist board for Notts, you’ll get more for your money booking your break through Experience Nottinghamshire.

Sponsored by Clumber Park Hotel
Nestling on the edge of Sherwood Forest is the newly upgraded Clumber Park Hotel. Set in a haven of unrivalled tranquillity and natural beauty, the hotel’s prime location makes it an ideal base for exploring the county. With 48 rooms there’s something to suit everyone’s taste - including family rooms, four posters, suites and rooms especially equipped for guests with disabilities.

Choose to dine in the Limetree Restaurant or Dukeries Tavern. Varied menus use the freshest of locally sourced ingredients to produce dishes to suit all tastes and budgets. Planned for the end of 2007 is a new £2.5 million spa facility to enhance the hotel’s reputation as one of the region’s finest.

Stay at the Clumber Park Hotel and experience Nottinghamshire right on your doorstep. From £35.00 per person (based on two people sharing).

Clumber Park Hotel, Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire S80 3PA
Tel: 01623 835333 Website: www.clumberparkhotel.com
Clumber Park Hotel Clumber Park Hotel’s beautiful setting
Visit www.robinhoodbreaks.com for inspiration
or call Nottingham tourism centre on
08444 77 5678
Don’t miss…

Discover Nottinghamshire 2007
5 - 6 May, Rufford Country Park

Set against the stunning backdrop of Rufford Abbey, the exhibition showcases the best of Notts’ attractions, accommodation and tour guides. It’ll run alongside Way Out Fest - a celebration of local produce, arts, crafts and music. Details to be published here soon.

23rd Annual Robin Hood Festival
30 July - 5 August, Sherwood Forest Country Park and Visitor Centre

A week of medieval merriment in Sherwood Forest - legendary home of Nottinghamshire’s world famous outlaw. Fun for all the family at Sherwood Forest Country Park. See www.visitnotts.com/specialevents for details.
Rufford Abbey and Country Park Entertainment at Robin Hood Festival Family walking in Sherwood Ranger events held in Sherwood Forest
Experience Nottinghamshire
An Experience Nottinghamshire campaign part funded by East Midlands Tourism and the Alliance SSP.

All prices subject to availability.

east midlands tourism Alliance SSP



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