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Olde Vicarage

This historic Vicarage is set in the beautiful surroundings of Sherwood Forest next to a disused railway line and country trail. Close to Rufford Abbey, local pubs & restaurants.

We offer comfortable accommodation, from dorm rooms to ensuite rooms (even tent pitching) all areas offer private lounges and a main communal lounge & games room along with large dinning room and licensed bar with beautiful large secluded gardens as well as disabled access and large parking facilities along with events facilities and serve fresh food. All tariffs include full English/continental breakfast and unlimited free tea & coffee along with free wifi access.

A great place for holding meetings with our conference room hosting up to 20 people and hosting private functions up to 100 people with buffet menus available.

Conveniently situated for both Nottingham, Peak District, Lincolnshire & Sherwood Forest (home of the original hoodie himself Robin Hood), near centre parcs, plus excellent local amenities. Take the A614 via M1 or A1. Walking distance to Rufford Abbey & Sherwood Forest

Located in the beautiful surroundings of Sherwood Forest, Robin's Neighbour Hood is a friendly community offering guests a mixture of overnight and long term accommodation. Please get in touch or call 01623 822862 to find out more about other areas available.

Rufford Abbey- (Focusing on the life of the monks who once lived at Rufford can be found in the medieval vaulted stone Undercroft of Rufford Abbey. 'Rufford the Cistercian Abbey' traces the varying functions of the Cistercian order in England from the beginning of the 12th Century through to the Dissolution of the Monasteries during the reign of Henry VII)

Sherwood Forest- (The name ‘Sherwood’ was first recorded in 958AD when it was called Sciryuda, meaning ‘the woodland belonging to the shire’. It became a Royal hunting forest after the Norman invasion of 1066, and was popular with many Norman kings, particularly King John and Edward I. The ruins of King John’s hunting lodge can still be seen near the Nottinghamshire village of Kings Clipstone).