Delamere Forest is already popular with families and soon you'll be able to sleep over there too.
That's because it'll soon be home to luxury wooden cabins for holidays and short breaks.
The Cheshire woodland has been chosen as the 11th location for Forest Holidays and 67 eco-sensitive cabins are being installed in the north-western part of the forest.
Built 'in harmony with the woods', the cabins will be dotted among the mix of broadleaf and evergreen trees.
The company says 'nature remains central' to its business ethos and Delamere is designed to 'improve the wellbeing of guests while being mindful of the environment in the location’s creation and blending seamlessly into the forest landscape'.
A Forest Retreat will be central to the 'flagship location' - comprising a café, a small bar and a shop to pick up everything from groceries to gifts.
The cabins sleep from two to 10 people and include five treehouses and seven hideaways.
Each one has its own private hot tub, including the wheelchair adapted cabins, which sleep four to six.
The majority of the cabins are already available to book, from November 2020. A midweek break in a three-bed Silver Birch cabin will set you back £560, while 10 of you could stay in a five-bed Golden Oak treehouse for £920.
