Luxury Log Cabins & Cottages in Buckinghamshire with Private Hot Tubs

This national trust property is located in the Bedfordshire town of Waddesdon. This was owned at one time by the famous Rothschild family and has an extensive collection of 18th Century art.

To the front of the property is a huge Victorian garden complete with a woodland playground and offering seasonal displays. Online you can find a programme of all events, so you can see what is on at the time of your hot tub break in Buckinghamshire.

Popular events that are hosted at Waddesdon Manor include light trails, projections and seasonal events such as the Christmas Carnival. When you’re making your way to Waddesdon Manor there is also a route called the Waddesdon Greenway which is perfect for those of you wanting a picturesque walk or cycle.

This nature trail offers some of the best views that Buckinghamshire has to offer. It is located above the famous River Thames. Walking along the trail you’ll get to explore and experience a series of gardens.

This experience is perfect for everyone no matter what your age, with there being a Storybook Play Den for the younger kids that allows them to play with the wooden carvings of characters from their favourite storybooks.

The National Trust now allows you to walk your dogs in more areas of the estate than ever before making it a perfect place to take your dog whilst also taking in the breath-taking views that are on offer.

This Victorian estate consists of huts and blocks that give you an insight into how this park became the location for the invention of the Enigma defeating code breaking machine and how that innovation influenced what the modern day computer was and is.

This park is internationally renowned and attracts people from all over the world due to its rich history and culture.

When visiting the Park there are plenty of attractions to see such as the restored huts that were home to the code breakers during World War 2 as well as visiting the National Radio Centre which showcases the advancement and birth of radio communications technology.

Set in Queens Park in Buckinghamshire this centre offers around 70 workshops each week covering crafts such as painting, pottery, needlecraft, circus skills, drama, yoga and sign language courses. There is also the limelight theatre that plays host to live comedy, music and drama performances.

They offer over 100 workshops weekly aiming to help you advance your skills when it comes to creative and performing arts and boasts the title of the world’s largest independent arts centre.

If you fancy a refreshment as well why not visit the centres Coffee bar which sells a range of hot and cold food with a fully licensed bar also.

This is the world’s oldest model railway village having been around since 1929! This place is perfect for people of all ages including a sit on railway, remote control boats and kids rides making it perfect for the whole family.Whether you’re an avid trainspotter or you simply want to experience something a bit different this should definitely be considered. The village is set out over 1.5 acres of well maintained gardens and offers an authentic 1930’s feel to give you an insight in to how railways functioned.

This includes of course the model village that consists of six towns all stuck inside the 1930’s giving you a trip back in time. However, if you just want to experience some natural beauty why not wander through the gardens with over 3000 shrubs and trees to explore.