Set in a secluded, commanding position within thousands of acres of forest, with 2 acres of its own grounds, Danby Lodge is a Grade II listed, six-bedroom Lodge, originally built by order of Charles II, on the recommendation of Samuel Pepys.

Nestled deep in the Royal Forest of Dean, with magnificent views over 10,000 acres of surrounding forest, down to the River Severn to and the Cotswolds Escarpment, Danby Lodge is one of 7 Lodges built in 1668 by the order of King Charles II. To this day, there is a King Charles Oak within the extensive gardens. Danby Lodge offers a private retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life to rejuvenate and rediscover the wonders of nature. The charm and character of it's rich history combine with modern conveniences too make it the ideal location for a family holiday filled with adventure

Click Here for Google Maps Danby Lodge, Yorkley, Lydney, Gloucestershire, GL15 4SL Coming from Gloucester Follow the A48 south from Gloucester for about 20 minutes, passing through Westbury on Severn and Newnham. Eventually, you will reach Blakeney. After passing through Blakeney, you will sweep round a left hand bend, and start to travel up a hill. You will pass a white pub called "The Cock Inn" on your right. At the top of this hill, you will see a right hand turning off the A48 which is signposted Viney Hill. Take this right hand turning, then follow the directions below (go to 'And then'… at bottom of page) Coming from London Take the M4 west out of London. Shortly after passing the turnoff for Bristol, you will begin to see signs for the M48 (signposted Chepstow and the Forest of Dean). Take the exit for the M48 towards Chepstow Cross the Severn Bridge (there is a toll), entering Wales. Take the first exit after crossing the Severn Bridge (Signposted Chepstow) Arrive at a roundabout over the Motorway. Take the third exit (Chepstow again), effectively a right hand turn. Travel about 1/2 mile, arriving at another roundabout. Take the third exit again (signposted Chepstow), again a right hand turn. Travel through Chepstow on the A48, returning back into England. Remain on the A48 for around 20 minutes; eventually, you will see signs for Lydney and reach a roundabout. Take a right hand turn (second exit) at the roundabout, remaining on the A48 and bypassing Lydney. Travel down this road for around two miles. After travelling down a slight dip, round a corner and up a rise, you will see a left hand turning signposted Viney Hill. Take this left hand turning. (go to 'And then...' at bottom of page) Coming from Bristol Airport Leave the Airport and travel on the A38 towards Bristol/M5 North Go past Bristol City Football ground and connect with the A4 direction M5 Join the M5 heading north (signposted The...