'Arrive as a guest, leave as a friend'....

John and Pauline Perry welcome you to Woodcocks where the farmhouse rests just on the edge of the village of Kempley. Set in the Vale of Leadon, which is famous for the daffodils and brings visitors from far and wide, Kempley also boasts two ancient churches: St Mary's, dating back to Norman times and St. Edward's, which Sir John Betjeman described as "a miniature cathedral of the Arts and Crafts Movement".

With wonderful attractions such as  the impressive Malvern Hills, Gloucester Cathedral, Eastnor Castle, Cheltenham Racecourse and the Morgan Motor Company all within a 12 mile radius, there is so much to see and do here that a few nights stay just won't be enough.

In addition, Woodcocks Farm has  pasture land adjacent to the Forestry Commission's Queens Wood, which means you can walk straight from the farm into the labyrinth of the rare flowers, birds and wildlife, without going near a road!