Log Cabins & Lodges in Durham

There are many interesting places in England, places in which to have a relaxing, but at the same time very entertaining and interesting holiday, so Holidu today shows you the destination that has all this and much more. County Durham has established itself as one of the most visited counties in the country, combining a large territory full of culture and history with stunning natural beauty. Here you can enjoy beautiful parks, meadows and countryside full of English charm, as well as attractions such as museums, gardens and castles. As for where to stay during your visit to Durham, you'll find fabulous, cosy log cabins perfect for travelling with friends or that special someone. Their beautiful stone facades and rustic style will make you feel like you're in a fairy tale, enjoy their locations away from all the hustle and bustle of the city, with a tranquil atmosphere and beautiful scenery.

It goes without saying that when travelling, accommodation is one of the most crucial things, as it is where you will be resting after a long day of exploration. The log cabins you find in Durham are the definition of comfort, with spacious, well-furnished rooms, private bathrooms, living room and kitchen area. In addition to this, you can enjoy many benefits, such as free appliances, internet access, television, fireplace and free parking. And if that wasn't enough, many of these accommodations have large green gardens, ideal for when you don't want to venture out and enjoy the fresh air in the comfort of your own cabin. Don't miss the opportunity to discover the magical County of Durham! Book your log cabin now.

Learning about the culture and history of a place when your travel is essential, and in Durham, you will find a wide variety of places of interest that will give you an idea of what a wonderful county this is. Firstly, Durham Cathedral is a must-see once you come here, as its architectural beauty is breathtaking. It is a Romanesque structure built between the 11th and 12th centuries, with imposing towers some 216 feet high, and a collection of historical treasures, including the remains of the monk Bede the Venerable. Another destination to visit is the iconic Beamish Museum, which has an open-air style and aims to showcase life in England from the 1840s to the 1950s. It's like stepping onto a film set, as you'll see recreations of period shops, old buildings and models of the typical family homes of the time. There is also a large collection of cars, buses, trains and railways of every make and model you can imagine. Undoubtedly, a jewel that transports you back in time.

It is also necessary to talk about the natural beauties in Durham, especially because in England nature is one of its main attractions, and this county is no exception. One of the places that you must visit is High Force Waterfall, which is approximately 70 feet high and that you will surely enjoy if you love hiking because to get there you must follow a route provided for visitors. Once you start this route you will be able to observe the beautiful nature that surrounds the place, with wooded landscapes, large rock walls, and the different animal life that resides there. Another option to consider is the great Aykley Wood Nature Reserve, ideal for those looking to spend a day outdoors doing all sorts of activities. Its vast expanses of land, flowering meadows, and tall leafy trees will provide the perfect backdrop for hiking and biking trails, and for enjoying the fresh air on its green lawns.

Continuing with the magnificent scenery that Durham has to offer, this time it will be a coastal setting, on the beautiful East Durham Coast beach. This long stretch of beach framed by towering cliffs is ideal for taking a long relaxing walk with the beautiful ocean in the background, but you can also have a nice picnic or just walk your pet while enjoying the soft sand.

Another thing that makes this county so pleasant for visitors and locals alike is its tranquil parks. Wharton park is ideal if you're looking for a quieter day outdoors, with large expanses of grass where you can sit and relax, have a picnic or play with your pet. There are also playgrounds, go-karts and even a café where you can grab a drink and a bite to eat.

It is an old house dating back to the 13th and 18th centuries that has all the charm of rural England. On your tour, you will be able to see its beautiful rooms, which are made of stone and still retain their original style. And of course, don't forget to stroll through the colourful gardens, full of flowers of different species, lush shrubs and soft lawns. Here you can also sit and relax and have a drink in the tea-rooms on the premises.

Durham Castle is certainly an important place to visit, but once you've finished touring it, you can also stop by this museum. Here you'll find an exhibition that chronicles over 1000 years of this iconic castle's life, with photographs, videos, historical artefacts and much more. So if you want to know about this grandiose building, this is the ideal place to do it.

When it comes to theme parks, this is undoubtedly one of the most original and fun ones. With a theme of construction machines, this place is full of interesting and peculiar attractions. Its attractions resemble different construction machines such as bulldozers, cranes, big shovels, and many others that will be the joy for both children and adults.

Now if you are looking for a truly out of the ordinary activity, this will be an ideal choice. In the Teesdale Valley you'll have the opportunity to take a walk accompanied by beautiful and friendly alpacas. Stroll around the stables, through the large green meadows, take photos with these adorable animals and even feed them.

Another interesting place to visit in Durham is the Oriental Museum. It is especially interesting for those who are quite interested in the cultures of the Asian continent and Africa. Here you can see exhibits of all kinds, including Egypt, Korea, India, African countries and many more territories. These exhibits are always changing and bringing something new to show, so regardless of when you visit, you're sure to be pleasantly surprised.