Luxury Log Cabins in Worcestershire with Private Hot Tubs

One of the most beautiful cathedrals in England, Worcester Cathedral stands amidst breathtaking scenery on the banks of the River Severn. Building began in 1084 and the cathedral has seen almost a thousand years of history.

Popular visitor attractions include the Medieval cloisters, St Wulfstan's Crypt, a 12th century chapter house and amazing Victorian stained glass windows.

The cathedral library is one of the world's most important, home to many medieval books, manuscripts and music but can only be viewed by appointment. The tower which is open during the school holidays and at weekends boasts magnificent views over the surrounding landscape.

Set in gardens designed by the legendary Capability Brown this 18th century Neo-Palladian country house has a rich and varied past.

It has been used as a Roman Catholic School, the home of the Hare Krishna movement and a secret World War 2 air base.

Nowadays it boasts fun and innovative exhibitions and displays. The visitor centre museum reveals the secret story of RAF Defford with wartime artifacts, videos and costumes.

The many acres of parkland are perfect for the kids to let of steam and if you are staying in one of our pet-friendly hot tub cottages you will be pleased to learn Croome is dog friendly with tether points, dog friendly trails and water bowls provided.

Home to one of the biggest collections of steam locomotives and carriages Severn Valley Railway is a must visit for those staying in a hot tub cottage in Worcestershire.

Freedom of the line' tickets are terrific value for money as they include access to the visitor centre along with unlimited travel for the day. The route runs from Kidderminster to Bridgnorth and the station hosts various events such as "Back to the Forties Weekend" "Family Fun with Peppa Pig" and the "Autumn Steam Gala".

Enjoy a bite to eat at the restaurant which has beautiful views of the surrounding countryside or for something a bit special, enjoy lunch aboard one of 2 restaurant carriages which run every Sunday.

Located near Bewdley in the West Midlands this excellent safari park is home to some of the most endangered creatures in the world.

With lots to see for the whole family including 5 walk-through areas as well as a traditional drive through safari where you will see elephants, lions, cheetahs and rhino.

The park is also home to Britain's largest animatronic dinosaur display, VIP experiences where you can feed a lion or be a keeper for the day, restaurants, cafes, gift shop and a large theme park with dozens of rides.

No wonder this wildlife park attracts over 650,000 visitors a year for family fun.

If you're a foodie then there is no better place to stay than Worcestershire, with award-winning eating establishments serving locally sourced produce.

Home to a fantastic annual food festival and numerous cookery schools, this county is not one to visit if you're on a diet.

Farm shops abound and there is a market in Worcester 3 times a week selling local fare as well as some excellent street food.

Whether it's afternoon tea, a gourmet meal or just a drink in a traditional country pub or modern cocktail bar you will be well catered for in Worcestershire.

This museum is housed in Hartlebury Castle near Kidderminster which has been home to the Bishops of Worcester for over a thousand years.

Explore the themed rooms to experience how our ancestors lived during the civil war and Victorian era, view the vast collection of domestic items, furniture costumes and toys, and marvel at the county's geographical wonders.

Take a stroll through the grounds where you will find a nature reserve, 300-year old cider mill and an impressive display of gypsy caravans in the Transport Gallery.

The museum has a varied events programme all year round and sells beautiful local craftwork in the gift shop.

The River Severn is the longest river in Britain, winding its way through some idyllic countryside it offers the perfect opportunity to relax while taking in the glorious scenery and wildlife.

The various sections of the waterway each have a distinctive character some are suited to pleasure boats, and motor cruisers and you will find plenty of companies offering both guided tours and boat-hire throughout Worcestershire.

Alternatively other stretches are more suited to kayaking and canoeing ideal for water sports enthusiasts and Anglers will be pleased to know there are some superb fishing spots too.