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We're looking to go to the FoD/Wye Valley area in the spring for a weekend of biking and possibly a couple of beers ๐Ÿ˜‰

Can anyone recommend a pod site/bunkhouse/pub accommodation that would be suitable for 3 or 4 burly* mountain bikers?

Doesn't need to be particularly fancy,clean with beds, showers and nearby food & beers

*Actual burliness may vary


 
Posted : 03/11/2017 7:11 pm
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The Fountain inn in Parkend has a bunkhouse next door.


 
Posted : 03/11/2017 7:30 pm
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saracens head is good. the landlord is an mtb'er. food great and nice bar with pool table etc last time I was there. haven't been for a while though.


 
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+1 for Saracens Head, my favourite pub in the universe.
Not really handy for the bike centre if that's what you have in mind, but an hour of meandering mostly off-road riding will get you there. Pete the landlord might offer route advice if you can catch him in a quiet moment.


 
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Thanks for the replies.

Saracens Head is a bit smarter than we're accustomed to, nice though.

Fountains Inn bunkhouse doesn't take bookings for groups of less than 9 according to the website ๐Ÿ˜•


 
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Couple who run this are great, guy rides mtbs too & has knowledge of all the FoD off piste stuff
http://a-pic-a-ride.blogspot.co.uk/p/castlemain-mill-cottages.html?m=1
Right in the centre of Park End, short walk to pubs, short ride to Dowies etc


 
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Would've suggested Tony and Elaine, but wasn't sure how close the four guys are for sharing double beds lol.

But can't fault Castlemaine mill, been a few times now.


 
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We slept 3 in each cottage


 
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Whitemead is good but pricey.
Hand for the trails though.


 
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There's a pub in Staunton called the 'White horse inn' which does good food, has accommodation and two camping pods is the garden. Stayed there for a night. It was cheap too.


 
Posted : 05/11/2017 12:48 am
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I've stayed at fountain inn in a group of 2 and 4 on another occassion. Might be worth trying to speak someone. Its been a few years since i was there though, 9 minimum seems a bit specialist though!


 
Posted : 05/11/2017 8:35 am