Bodenham Farm
Bed & Breakfast and
Self-Catering Accommodation
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Tel 01531 660222 email us
Places To Eat
There are many lovely places to eat, here is just a sample of what we have found.
The Scrumpy House, Westons Cider, Much Marcle - 01531 660626
The Slip Tavern, Much Marcle - 01531 660246
The Royal Oak, Much Marcle - 01531 660300
The Butchers Arms, Woolhope - 01432 860281
The Crown Inn, Woolhope - 01432 860468
The Olive Tree, Ledbury - 01531 634181
Black Pepper Bistro, Ledbury - 01531 631188
The Moody Cow, Upton Bishop - 01989 780470
The Glasshouse, Nr Newent - 01452 830529
There are many lovely places to eat, here is just a sample of what we have found.
The Scrumpy House, Westons Cider, Much Marcle -
Things To Do
Situated just 4 miles from the M50 (Junction 4), Bodenham Farm forms a perfect base for exploring the Wye Valley, Herefordshire and the Cotswolds, and is within easy reach of Hereford, Gloucester, Cheltenham and Worcester.
Walking
We are an ideal location for walking. There are over 30 kilometres of footpaths and bridleways within Much Marcle parish. We are within easy driving distance of the Malvern Hills, the Black Mountains and the Forest of Dean.
There is much to see and do from your base at Bodenham Farm, and the village itself has much to offer.
Hellens, described as "The jewel in the crown of Herefordshire Homes" by Country Living. This historic building is a living monument to much of England's history. It contains a wealth of period furnishings and decorations as well as fine paintings, miniatures and artefacts.
St. Bartholomew’s Church, commenced in the 13th Century, houses a number of interesting monuments. In the churchyard stands a magnificent yew tree, thought to be over 1500 years old. The tree has been the subject of a television programme, ‘Remarkable Trees'.
Cider
There is a tradition in the area of producing cider and perry.
Westons Cider has been making cider at The Bounds, Much Marcle for over a hundred years. There are also other local producers.
Lyne Down Cider
Greggs Pit
Dragons Orchard
Follow the Herefordshire Cider Route
Visit us in May & October for Big Apple. Much Marcle’s biannual celebration of all things apple.
Golf
There are two eighteen and two nine hole golf courses within six miles of Bodenham Farm.
Ross-on-Wye Golf Club
South Herefordshire Golf Club
Dymock Golf Club
Newent Golf Club
Cycling
An ideal area for cycling with a network of minor roads
Ledbury Loop
Herefordshire Cider Route
Fishing
The Rivers Wye and Lugg provide local fishing as do a number of private lakes.
The Millpond, Tarrington
Lower Wye Fishing
Other Links
Visit Herefordshire
Ledbury Online
Much Marcle Village
Local Buses
Situated just 4 miles from the M50 (Junction 4), Bodenham Farm forms a perfect base for exploring the Wye Valley, Herefordshire and the Cotswolds, and is within easy reach of Hereford, Gloucester, Cheltenham and Worcester.
Walking
We are an ideal location for walking. There are over 30 kilometres of footpaths and bridleways within Much Marcle parish. We are within easy driving distance of the Malvern Hills, the Black Mountains and the Forest of Dean.
There is much to see and do from your base at Bodenham Farm, and the village itself has much to offer.
Hellens, described as "The jewel in the crown of Herefordshire Homes" by Country Living. This historic building is a living monument to much of England's history. It contains a wealth of period furnishings and decorations as well as fine paintings, miniatures and artefacts.
St. Bartholomew’s Church, commenced in the 13th Century, houses a number of interesting monuments. In the churchyard stands a magnificent yew tree, thought to be over 1500 years old. The tree has been the subject of a television programme, ‘Remarkable Trees'.
Cider
There is a tradition in the area of producing cider and perry.
Westons Cider has been making cider at The Bounds, Much Marcle for over a hundred years. There are also other local producers.
Lyne Down Cider
Greggs Pit
Dragons Orchard
Follow the Herefordshire Cider Route
Visit us in May & October for Big Apple. Much Marcle’s biannual celebration of all things apple.
Golf
There are two eighteen and two nine hole golf courses within six miles of Bodenham Farm.
Ross-
South Herefordshire Golf Club
Dymock Golf Club
Newent Golf Club
Cycling
An ideal area for cycling with a network of minor roads
Ledbury Loop
Herefordshire Cider Route
Fishing
The Rivers Wye and Lugg provide local fishing as do a number of private lakes.
The Millpond, Tarrington
Lower Wye Fishing
Other Links
Visit Herefordshire
Ledbury Online
Much Marcle Village
Local Buses
Bodenham Farm, Much Marcle, Ledbury,
Herefordshire, HR8 2NJ
Phone: 01531-
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