Places to eat and stay

There are 7 entries in this category. To view an entry's details, click on their name or on its 'more' link.

Crooked End Farm (Guide entry)

Free range eggs, vegetables, delicious lamb, Aberdeen Angus beef, pork from small licensed organic farm. Organic licence ensures highest livestock welfare and freedom from pesticides, herbicides and artificial fertilisers. Links with other Forest of Dean organic licensees to provide pure, safe, tast... more

Little Mill Farm (Guide entry)

A warm and friendly welcome from one of Wales' oldest and smallest organic farms - lots of wildlife, log fires, organic food, walking, cycling, exploring.... more

Ragman's Lane Farm (Guide entry)

Ragman's Lane Farm is a working farm using organic and permaculture principles. We have been selling locally for over ten years, producing vegetables, chicken, apple juice, cider, perry, honey, liquid plant manure and Shiitake mushroom logs. We run courses in sustainable land use and our bunkh... more

Rainbow 2000 (Guide entry)

June - August. Low impact, affordable camping holidays in the Forest of Dean. Healing, creativity, crafts, yoga, sweat lodge, and family fun. Friendly and often profound. Phone for brochure.... more

The Bell Inn (Guide entry)

The Bell overlooks the River Wye and the Millenium Green at Redbrook. It has 6 en-suite rooms, friendly local bar and dining room with fresh innovative blackboard menu. Vegetarian menu, children over 10 welcome, beer terrace, disabled access.... more

The Garden Café (Guide entry)

Best restaurant in the Forest of Dean.... more

The Rising Sun (Guide entry)

Forest Pub of the Year 2002. Good Beer Guide 2002/3. Wide range of real ales. Homemade traditional food including several types of sausage containing our different beers. Vegetarian menu, children welcome, garden and disabled access.... more

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