The Golden Oak lodges at Forest of Dean are your ticket to a proper log cabin in Gloucestershire's ancient woodland.

These flexible cabins sleep up to 8 with options from one to four bedrooms.

The beds mix doubles and twins, so no one has to spoon unless they want to.

We absolutely love the log burner that transforms the place into a toasty haven when British weather does its thing.

Nothing beats watching rainfall through floor-to-ceiling windows while you're smugly warm inside.

The master bedrooms come with robes so you can strut to your private hot tub without freezing your bits off.

All towels included, obvs.

Fire up the gas BBQ and dine under ancient oak trees.

Beats a Deliveroo on your sofa any day.

When you finally peel yourself away from the cabin, Symonds Yat is just 10 minutes down the road with views that'll have your Instagram followers properly jealous.

Puzzlewood (15 min drive) is like stepping into a fairytale, all twisted trees and mossy boulders.

Clearwell Caves (20 min) takes you underground where the temperature stays cool even when the sun's cracking the flags above.

History geeks should make the 25-minute trip to Tintern Abbey where you'll find those Gothic ruins against the Wye Valley backdrop are genuinely spectacular.

These woodland lodges offer the rare combo of actually comfortable beds and properly wild surroundings.

Book now before someone nicks your preferred dates.