Cedar Lodge is a tremendous property near the village of Rosliston in Derbyshire. The lodge is perfect for a group of friends or a family wanting to have a trip away as it has wheelchair access, open-plan living, a barbecue and fantastic forest views all around whilst being embedded deep in the amazing Rosliston Forestry Centre. As you enter your new holiday base, you are met by the open-plan living area, which has all you need for a self-catering stay. In the kitchen area, there is an electric oven and electric hobs to help you cook up a treat that everyone will enjoy. Gather everyone around the dining table or take the food outside with garden seating available. If the sun is being sociable and beaming down on you, be sure to take charge of the barbecue to cook up those traditional favourites. Wash your dinner down with a drink or two as you take in the sunset over the tall trees guarding your lodge. When the night time sky comes in to replace the sunset, head back inside and find a show for everyone to watch as you sink into one of the two sofas. If the yawns start echoing around, call it a night on the super-king-size bed, the twin room or the double bunk room. Once you’re well-rested, start the day off just right with a rejuvenating shower in either the wet room or the shower room. Note: This property can be booked with Refs. 23554, 1176181, 1168741, 1168739, and 1168735, together sleeping up to 42 guests.

Rosliston is a quaint village settled in the countryside of Derbyshire. The village offers a local pub, The Bulls Head, and a tea room, as well as a convenience store for all of your holiday essentials. More amenities can be found at Swadlincote, whilst local attractions include watersports at Barton Marina, tranquil walks at Stapenhill Gardens and Rosliston Forestry Centre, and guests can also try out a game or two at Branston Golf & Country Club. Twycross Zoo is an ideal day out for animal lovers, and guests can enjoy walks and birdwatching at Cannock Chase National Landscape. The village is close to Burton-on-Trent's train station, which can take guests directly into the bustling city of Birmingham, home to many bars, art galleries, museums, and the well-known Birmingham Christmas Markets. This village is also within reach of the incredible scenery of the Peak District National Park, where there are many stunning walks, mountain biking routes, and adventure sports opportunities. Places to visit here include Luds Church, The Roaches, Dovedale, and Three Shires Head.

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