Stay in a fully modernised, heated wooden cabin at the National Diving and Activity Centre ( winner of a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence) in the beautiful Forest of Dean.
The cabin features double glazed windows, comfortable wooden beds and equipped with electric sockets, heating, a kettle, tea and coffee and BBQ facilities.
The cabin sleeps up to 5 people (Four adults or three adults and two children.) which means you could stay for less than £8 each!
Your options
One night stay in a standard wigwam for £39 or two nights for just £79. Alternatively, one night stay in a deluxe cabin from £49 or two nights for £89.
• 1 Night for x5 people at £39 / 5 = £7.80pp
• 2 nights for x5 people at £79 / 5 - = £15.80 pp
Valid for stays until 1st Sep 2017
The VIP/Deluxe Wigwams come with ready made bed, towels, complementary toiletries and basic cooking and washing-up equipment
For Standard Wigwams you will be required to bring your own sleeping systems, towels and pillows with you during your stay.
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Top comments
chrispcollins to don_darko
11 Apr 177#10
Ideal :laughing:
AdamBrunt
11 Apr 176#19
We took up this same offer last summer and, IMHO, we were ripped off.
The accommodation is not, by my definition, 'glamping' - you are effectively sleeping on a very thin PE mat on a bit of hardboard in a shed.
You are also in the middle of nowhere with nothing - except the diving school - to do on site.
don_darko
11 Apr 175#9
Deluxe cabin available only to persons aged 18 or over which means no children. Rubbish.
WalkerboyUK to gcreasey315
11 Apr 173#7
It's a Wowcher offer, so chances are you can't check availability and will end up having to pick a mid-week stay when you don't really want it.
And with unlimited number of people buying the offer, you can be sure that more than a handful will end up out of pocket.
Latest comments (26)
Geemac
13 Apr 17#26
Then get a better car :wink:
Trumpet777
13 Apr 17#25
It should also be pointed out that this isn't really great for those with young children or the elderly as stated on their website, yet not on Wowcher. ..... "Please Note: Our Wigwam® Cabins are located close to a large quarry, where most of the site-based scuba diving takes place. Thus, children should be supervised at all times. Our site is not particularly child-friendly, and it might not be suitable for families with young children or the elderly"
AdamBrunt
11 Apr 176#19
We took up this same offer last summer and, IMHO, we were ripped off.
The accommodation is not, by my definition, 'glamping' - you are effectively sleeping on a very thin PE mat on a bit of hardboard in a shed.
You are also in the middle of nowhere with nothing - except the diving school - to do on site.
GDB2222 to AdamBrunt
12 Apr 172#24
Is the Forest of Dean out of bounds for walking? Do they frisk you when you arrive and take away any reading matter?
Alfee
11 Apr 171#23
It takes you 5 mins to walk to your shed?
Lucky you, mines a 10 minute drive away.
don_darko
11 Apr 172#22
Not if you have to take 5 year old autistic son with you.
loofer
11 Apr 17#4
bare in mind it's 4 adults or up to 3 adults plus 2 children.
jasee to loofer
11 Apr 17#21
How can one bare it? :wink:
edinburgher
11 Apr 17#20
Nice shed!
repouk
11 Apr 173#18
Pay £39 to drive for 3 1/2 hours so I can sleep in a shed? The one at the bottom of my garden is only 5 mins walks away and it's free too! :smile:
:man:
VincentGO
11 Apr 17#5
Can u hear the inside people talking from outside?
dishmachine888 to VincentGO
11 Apr 17#17
Not when talking, but there's usually at least one screamer or moaner each weekend so you're probably better off in a travelodge
janenmark
11 Apr 172#2
the VIP wigwam you get Exclusive hot tub on your own private decked area, Deluxe robes & slippers, Prosecco (75ml bottle), Belgian Chocolates, Lollypops and love-heart sweets :wink:
Emmsa76 to janenmark
11 Apr 17#16
Pity there's no voucher for that option :disappointed:
deany76
11 Apr 171#15
What a great idea.
dishmachine888
11 Apr 171#14
Mind you, they should allow the kids in, be less whinging on flights spoiling everyone's trip
woodie22
11 Apr 171#1
Looks great, very tempted, unfortunately dogs only allowed in the basic wigwams which means communal facilities !
BenderRodriguez to woodie22
11 Apr 171#13
Nobody likes stinky bed when paying extra.
sasha108108
11 Apr 171#12
These make me laugh. I've known people to stay in these yet laugh at us for having a touring caravan. These are so so basic in comparison yet people are happy to stay in effectively a heated shed!
dishmachine888
11 Apr 171#11
My sentiments exactly
don_darko
11 Apr 175#9
Deluxe cabin available only to persons aged 18 or over which means no children. Rubbish.
chrispcollins to don_darko
11 Apr 177#10
Ideal :laughing:
gcreasey315
11 Apr 171#6
How can you check availability before purchasing?
WalkerboyUK to gcreasey315
11 Apr 173#7
It's a Wowcher offer, so chances are you can't check availability and will end up having to pick a mid-week stay when you don't really want it.
And with unlimited number of people buying the offer, you can be sure that more than a handful will end up out of pocket.
No weekend availability...only few Sundays left in July. so good for people who can plan weekdays but again very limited availability so please check before buying.
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Opening post
The cabin features double glazed windows, comfortable wooden beds and equipped with electric sockets, heating, a kettle, tea and coffee and BBQ facilities.
The cabin sleeps up to 5 people (Four adults or three adults and two children.) which means you could stay for less than £8 each!
Your options
One night stay in a standard wigwam for £39 or two nights for just £79. Alternatively, one night stay in a deluxe cabin from £49 or two nights for £89.
• 1 Night for x5 people at £39 / 5 = £7.80pp
• 2 nights for x5 people at £79 / 5 - = £15.80 pp
Valid for stays until 1st Sep 2017
The VIP/Deluxe Wigwams come with ready made bed, towels, complementary toiletries and basic cooking and washing-up equipment
For Standard Wigwams you will be required to bring your own sleeping systems, towels and pillows with you during your stay.
.
Top comments
The accommodation is not, by my definition, 'glamping' - you are effectively sleeping on a very thin PE mat on a bit of hardboard in a shed.
You are also in the middle of nowhere with nothing - except the diving school - to do on site.
And with unlimited number of people buying the offer, you can be sure that more than a handful will end up out of pocket.
Latest comments (26)
The accommodation is not, by my definition, 'glamping' - you are effectively sleeping on a very thin PE mat on a bit of hardboard in a shed.
You are also in the middle of nowhere with nothing - except the diving school - to do on site.
Lucky you, mines a 10 minute drive away.
:man:
And with unlimited number of people buying the offer, you can be sure that more than a handful will end up out of pocket.