Kielder Forest in Northumberland is famous for being the largest man-made woodland in England, home to Kielder Water reservoir and some of the darkest skies in Europe, making it an International Dark Sky Park.
Yes, Kielder is a fantastic holiday destination for nature lovers. It offers forest trails, stargazing, wildlife spotting, cycling, and water-based activities on Kielder Water.
Popular activities include walking or cycling on forest trails, stargazing at Kielder Observatory, kayaking or sailing on Kielder Water, and spotting wildlife such as red squirrels, ospreys, and deer.
Yes, many cabins, lodges, and cottages in and around Kielder welcome dogs. With miles of woodland and lakeside walks, it’s an ideal destination for pet-friendly holidays.
Absolutely. There are lodges and cabins in Kielder Forest with private hot tubs, perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring the forest and lakeside trails.
You’ll find woodland cabins, glamping pods, cosy cottages, and lakeside lodges — many designed to make the most of the forest setting and stargazing opportunities.
Yes, Kielder Forest is great for families, with cycling routes, adventure play areas, water activities, and wildlife experiences, along with spacious lodges and cottages.
Many properties in Kielder offer short stays and weekend breaks, making it easy to plan a quick escape as well as a longer holiday in nature.