Best places: Tourist attractions in Forest of Dean, United Kingdom

Forested park area with trails leading to a high viewpoint with picturesque views of the river.

Adventure-activity chain venue where groups explore the forest canopy via a treetop rope course.

👍👍 Always a warm and friendly welcome here at this clean and light cafe. We love coming back from long walks and runs through the myriad of paths and trails to enjoy a delicious hot breakfast and big mug of tea. The cafe is set close enough to the car park for good accessibility.for those less able...

Natural woodland with raised walkways and family entertainments.

In the miners' footsteps in an underground museum with passageways and 4,500-year-old galleries.

👍 Lovely park for a dog walk. Separate bit with a pond, fountain and bandstand in is very nice. There's a nice children's play park where dogs aren't allowed.

Steam & diesel locomotives on a heritage railway in the Forest of Dean, with events & dining.

Park for children's steam train and footplate rides, treetop and indoor play, plus woodland walks.

Dutch-style water garden with a center 449-ft. long canal, groomed greenery & an ancient oak tree.

Early 12th-century castle with a working youth hostel in its gatehouse & courtyard with free access.

👍👍 Great views from the rock. Ample car parking, clean toilets and a Caffè. Parking is £5 for 4 hrs. A number of walking tracks down to the river. Check out Biblings bridge.

Tranquil woodland art trail open since 1986 with 16 discreet, nature-inspired sculptures.

Landed private estate offering seasonal garden tours, pheasant hunting, deer stalking & game sales.

👍👍 Brilliant budget friendly day out. Highly recommend. Fun for child and adults.

👍 From the small car park which fits 3 cars, you can see a view of the river over the waist-high wall. To access the cliff base and beach, you need to climb over the wall near the car park then climb down some rocks. Once there, the view of the red cliffs is beautiful. Not suitable for wheel chairs a...

👍👍 This is such a great experience. This tunnel forms part of a trail that will take you from Chepstow to Tintern. The tunnel is about 1.5 km long. The total distance from Chepstow to Tintern is 7 km. The lighting is low so stick to the left hand side in your walking direction. Visit Tintern for lunch...

👍👍 Lovely walk. Some steep climbs but well worth it.

History museum in an 1883 station, with train rides, model steam locomotives & a working signal box.