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    Staffordshire Log Cabins

  • Last Minute Cottages - Hops Cottage

    • Derbyshire

    Hops Cottage

    Ref: S425738

    Reviews 22

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    The Peak District National Park is easily accessible from Doveridge, a charming little village. Doveridge, which is listed in the Domesday Book, is surrounded by lovely countryside and offers excellent walking and cycling trails. A modest...

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  • Last Minute Cottages - The Pod at Bank House Farm

    • Staffordshire

    The Pod at Bank House Farm

    Ref: S591475

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    The picturesque community of Hixon can be found in picturesque rural Staffordshire, close to the Trent and Mersey Canal and the thriving towns of Stafford and Uttoxeter. Hixon is a great starting point for exploring the region's rich mill history,...

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    Staffordshire is a charming county that's popular for its picturesque countryside, historic buildings, and thrilling attractions. You can explore the stunning Peak District National Park here, discover the area's history at the mediaeval Stafford Castle, or add some extra excitement to your trip with a visit to the world-famous Alton Towers theme park.

    Snaptrip’s properties offer a great combination of stunning countryside views and easy access to local attractions. Many of the lodges and log cabins in Staffordshire also come with BBQ areas that are perfect for relaxing and entertaining friends and family. They’re also equipped with everything you may need for your stay, including parking and free Wi-Fi.

    Staffordshire offers various activities and attractions for all ages, from the stunning countryside to explore and historical landmarks to discover, to visiting world-renowned theme parks and wildlife parks. Plus, we've ensured that booking lodges and log cabins in Staffordshire couldn't be easier. Our easy-to-use online booking system makes planning your trip a breeze, and if you have any questions our friendly customer service team is always available to help.

    Other places to visit

    Staffordshire is just one destination in the region that's bursting with natural beauty, diverse activities, and a rich history that makes it perfect for enjoying a relaxing weekend break or an action-packed family vacation. Here are more places to consider visiting:

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    • Eimee - Verified booking

      Such a lovely, cosy cottage!

      My husband, brother, brother-in-law and I had to make last minute Christmas plans, and we could not have chosen a better place to spend our Christmas! The cottage was just as expected from the photos on the listing and even nicer once inside as the place was decorated for Christmas with little decorations here and there and a tree in the living. There was even a Christmas card and a box of chocolates awaiting our arrival, which was a very lovely touch indeed. The kitchen was so well equipped, we had no trouble preparing anything at all and we had lots of space to store things. The fridge was quite small, but for 4 people with rather large appetites for Christmas food that needs to be stored in the fridge, that's on us and our choice of foods really! The bathroom and bedrooms upstairs were very comfortable and spacious with good light and just as depicted in the photos. Two things I will say: We first arrived in the evening when it was very dark and found the cottage a bit tricky to locate, as the map shown for the location didn't match the written instructions we were sent. But we managed it and made it into the cottage in the end! The height of the doorways and the ceilings downstairs could be problematic for anyone that might be rather tall. 3 out of 4 of us are quite short so we had no trouble, but my brother (the tallest of the group, around 6ft) had to duck under the doorways throughout the cottage, but once in the rooms themselves he was just fine! Overall, it was a truly wonderful and very comfortable stay and we'd absolutely love to book again!

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    • Jose - Verified booking

      We are very grateful, it has been a different experience, which we have loved for many reasons: - The hospitality we received.

      - We had absolute privacy. - The place allows you to relax and connect with nature, as well as having forests and nature reserves nearby. - The internet connection was great. - Going to the toilet is not a problem at all, if it rains with an umbrella or raincoat is enough as it is really close. - Hear and see the sheep, goats and beautiful dogs is wonderful, plus there were lots of birds of all kinds. However, inside the room, you were totally isolated from the noise. It is worth noting that our stay was during a thunderstorm and we were not at all bothered by the weather or the cold, although it was freezing and there were strong gusts of wind. We hope to return in the future and enjoy dinner by the fire pitch again.

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    • Victoria - Verified booking

      A lovely property and being 5 foot 5 I didn't struggle but my husband did with some of the beams.

      Lovely size garden but due to the maintenance and two large holes with bricks over we didn't use with our kids. Instead, we walked to the playground which is only around the corner. With not having much wardrobe space it would have been handy to have an iron. It would have been great to have a hairdryer too. But, neither of these were listed so I knew about this in advance. Not far from uttoxeter and well placed for lots of lovely days out as a family. Overall a lovely little cottage and would recommend to family and friends

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    • Sarah - Verified booking

      We had a fabulous weekend at the cottage.

      We were out for a long walk on Saturday, then headed to the cottage that was toasty warm and spotlessly clean. Perfect for a cuppa while we unpacked. We strolled down to the Devonshire Arms who offered veggie and vegan options that were delicious. I'm told the beer was good too. Then back for cards games. We all slept well, had a relaxing morning, made brunch in the well stocked kitchen then a quick tidy up and home. It was perfect. Lovely and quiet, just what we wanted. Thank you!

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    • Vishal - Verified booking

      Our stay at the Hops Cottage was very relaxing.

      A lot of peak district attractions are around an hour drive from the cottage so the location is quite good as a base stay. The cottage is very cosy and the garden is the highlight of it. We would like to add couple of suggestions : 1. The garden need a bit of Maintaince. 2. Having a washing machine in the cottage will really add value to it.

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    Things to do near Staffordshire

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    Thor's Cave

    This natural cave in the valley of Wetton dates back to the Stone Age and is fairly accessible from the footpath below. Excellent walks abound, but you'll want to take care that there can be some steep drops and slippery surfaces in the cave itself. Car park and toilets are available. Dog friendly.
    Alton Towers
    Situated in over 500 acres of Staffordshire countryside lies Alton Towers - a theme park and adventure world for all ages. Let your hair down on the scarily high rollercoaster, prepare to get wet on the water rides and don’t forget to take a break at one of the many food bars. Drayton Manor is close by too.

    Waterworld

    Waterworld in Stoke-on-Trent is a thrilling water park that offers a variety of indoor and outdoor water activities for all ages. With exciting rides, flumes, rapids, and a wave pool, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Relax in the hot tubs or take on the challenging climbing wall. An ideal day out for the whole family. Address: Festival Park, Etruria, Stoke-on-Trent ST1 5PU

    Waterworld Stoke

    Waterworld Stoke is a fantastic water park for families, located in Stoke-on-Trent. The park features a range of exciting water rides and attractions, including the largest wave pool in the UK. Visitors can also enjoy a lazy river, spa area, and multiple slides. The park is open year-round and offers various packages and discounts. Address: Festival Park, Etruria, Stoke-on-Trent ST1 5PU

    Gladstone Pottery Museum

    Victorian pottery museum in Longton including a range of ceramic-themed exhibits. Gift shop and cafe. Interactive with pot-throwing, plate painting and more.

    Drayton Manor Theme Park

    Drayton Manor Resort is a theme park located on the grounds of the former Drayton Manor in Staffordshire. It has over a 100 theme park rides including roller coasters. A 15-acre zoo, Vikings Area, Adventure Cove, and Thomas Land are also located at the park. Family friendly, restaurants & shops. Alton Towers is close-by.

    Cbeebies Land

    CBeebies Land, located within Alton Towers Resort, is a paradise for families with young children. The theme park has rides, live shows and attractions based on popular children's TV shows. Meet your favorite CBeebies characters, go on a Bug Ride, and experience an In the Night Garden Boat Ride. With plenty of interactive and immersive experiences, it's a fun-filled day for the whole family. Address: Farley Ln, Alton, Stoke-on-Trent ST10 4DB

    Staffordshire University

    Staffordshire University is a public university located in Stoke-on-Trent, England. The university offers a wide range of programs in fields such as business, computing, engineering, and healthcare. Staffordshire University is also known for its focus on digital innovation, with many of its programs incorporating cutting-edge technology such as virtual reality and artificial intelligence. Main campus: Leek Road, Stoke-on-Trent, ST4 2DF

    Frequent questions

    • Is it worth visiting Staffordshire?

      Yes, Staffordshire is worth visiting for its diverse attractions. From the historic significance of Stafford Castle and the elegance of Lichfield Cathedral to the excitement of Alton Towers theme park and the natural beauty of the Peak District National Park, the county offers a range of experiences that cater to history enthusiasts, thrill-seekers, and nature lovers alike.

    • What is Staffordshire best known for?

      Staffordshire is best known for its pottery and ceramics industry, with the city of Stoke-on-Trent often referred to as the "Potteries." The region has a rich history of producing fine china, porcelain, and ceramics. Additionally, Staffordshire is renowned for its historic landmarks such as Stafford Castle, Alton Towers theme park, and the scenic Peak District National Park, which partly lies within its borders.

    • What is the main town in Staffordshire?

      The main town in Staffordshire is Stafford. It serves as the county town and offers a mix of historical sites, including Stafford Castle and the Ancient High House, along with modern amenities and a vibrant community.

    • How many days do you need in Staffordshire?

      Spending around 3 to 4 days in Staffordshire would allow you to explore its key attractions, including historic sites, natural landscapes, and family-friendly destinations like Alton Towers. This duration provides a balanced experience, giving you time to appreciate the county's cultural, historical, and recreational offerings.

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