Cottages for October half term in Herefordshire
Savour the best of autumn with a holiday cottage stay this October half term. Find the perfect cottage for half term and celebrate this cosy time of year. Read more
Our exclusive ferry discounts of up to 25% will make your island trip with Classic plain sailing.We have 4 luxury self catering cottages for the October half term in Herefordshire
7 nights from £1026 booking fees included
Kingfisher Cottage
59493 bedroom, dog friendly self catering cottage near Leominster.
Tucked away in the peaceful Herefordshire countryside, this charming and character-filled cottage offers a perfect blend of traditional style and modern luxury. Surrounded by a bea...
7 nights from £1026
From £105 per night + £53 booking fees
River Safari
52812 bedroom, dog friendly Safari Tent near Hereford.
A peaceful, off-grid adventure awaits at River Safari, a special safari tent for four nestled within 2,500 acres of private estate. Wander over the bridge to find your escape, hidd...
From £105 per night
From £130 per night + £53 booking fees
The Hideout
52822 bedroom, dog friendly Safari Tent and Tipi with a wood-fired hot tub near Hereford.
Nestled in a beautiful woodland setting, The Hideout is perhaps the perfect place for a family-friendly rural escape. Whisk a few of your favourite people (and the dog!) away for a...
From £130 per night
From £105 per night + £38 booking fees
The Cider Camp
5280Dog friendly shepherds hut and bell tent sleeping up to 4 near Hereford.
Set in a secluded apple orchard on the banks of the river Wye, The Cider Camp is a summer escape straight out of a storybook. Tucked away on the Byford estate, you have the whole c...
From £105 per night
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October can be the most colourful month of the year, with trees parading their final flourish before stripping bare for the winter. Take the kids on a half term holiday to remember and soak up the last hints of green in Herefordshire. A day out to a public garden might not be first on the children's list of things to do but running through tunnels lined with golden leaves and feeling the crunch underfoot will soon have them jumping in leafy mounds with excitement. The sea has a magical quality, reflecting the October sky and sparkling on the horizon. It doesn't matter if the weather takes a turn for the wintery worse, as a good storm will liven up any school holiday - stand safely back from the sea and feel the salty spray.
