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The flowering success of Hodsock Priory

An English country house in Nottinghamshire, just a mile south of Blyth, lies Hodsock Priory. Despite its name, it has never been a priory; the site has, however, been occupied since at least the Bronze Age and is now a popular wedding venue complete with Tudor gatehouse and acres of gardens. Its grounds are famous for their snowdrops fields in February and bluebells in May.

A private function at Hodsock Priory

Take a chance to peek inside the property by organising one of its bespoke private tours for yourself and your friends and family - a two-course lunch is provided along with a wealth of historical knowledge delivered by George Buchanan, who lives at Hodsock Priory with his family. Look out for its outdoor cinema events too; guests can bring a picnic and enjoy a film in a unique setting.

No time to laze around at Idle Valley Nature Reserve

During your visit to Hodsock Priory, why not call in at Idle Valley Nature Reserve? A short hop from Blyth, it's the size of 600 football pitches, making it one of the largest nature conservation sites in the East Midlands. Looking for a cheap hotel Near Hodsock Priory? Try Travelodge Blyth A1(M) Hotel, Travelodge Worksop Hotel or Travelodge Doncaster Lakeside Hotel.