Keepers Cabin is tucked away in Sale Green with guest access to our privately owned seven-acre woodland, which borders Trench Wood Nature Reserve. The woodland is shared with your hosts, while Droitwich Spa is around four miles away and Worcester around six miles away.
Begin with a slow morning among the trees in our seven-acre woodland, take a walk beside the canal or spend an afternoon discovering Worcester’s historic centre. The cabin combines the calm of rural Worcestershire with straightforward access to two of the county’s best-known destinations.
A characterful canalside town with a distinctive salt-making history. Explore its heritage, take a waterside walk, visit the open-air lido in season or stop for cafés, shopping and local events.
Official Droitwich visitor guide ↗
Spend a day around Worcester Cathedral, the River Severn and the city’s historic streets. Museums, markets, restaurants and independent shops make it an easy choice for culture, food or a relaxed riverside wander.
Official Worcester visitor guide ↗
Guests are welcome to explore our privately owned seven-acre woodland, which is shared with your hosts and borders Trench Wood Nature Reserve. The separate Wildlife Trust reserve is an ancient woodland known for butterflies, warblers and spring flowers.
Official Trench Wood guide ↗From historic houses and landscaped estates to wildlife and steam trains, there is plenty to build into a longer stay. Always check the attraction’s own website before travelling for opening days, tickets and seasonal arrangements.
A William and Mary-style country house with gardens and parkland in Hanbury, near Droitwich Spa.
Plan a visit to Hanbury Hall ↗
Explore Croome Court, Capability Brown’s first major landscape, family play areas and the history of RAF Defford.
Plan a visit to Croome ↗
A late-medieval merchant’s house and garden in the heart of Worcester’s historic city centre.
Plan a visit to Greyfriars ↗
A dramatic ruined mansion with sweeping gardens, a spectacular fountain, woodland trails and a wilderness play area.
Plan a visit to Witley Court ↗
Combine the Safari Drive and Safari Walk with animal encounters, family attractions and seasonal theme-park rides.
Plan a safari park visit ↗
Enjoy a heritage steam or diesel journey through the Severn Valley, with characterful stations and special events.
Plan a railway visit ↗For an easy lunch, dinner or drink, Crowle and Himbleton both have established village pubs. Check directly with each venue for current menus, opening times and booking arrangements.
A country pub serving home-cooked Anglo-French food alongside real ales, wines and spirits.
Visit The Chequers website ↗
A 14th-century family-run pub and restaurant serving traditional homemade pub favourites, with locally sourced produce where possible.
Visit The Galton Arms website ↗Keepers Cabin welcomes up to two dogs on request, with a private fully fenced garden and guest access to our shared seven-acre woodland.
Opening days, events and admission arrangements can change, so check the official visitor pages before travelling.
Keepers Cabin is in Sale Green, Worcestershire, around four miles from Droitwich Spa and six miles from Worcester.
Droitwich Spa is the nearer town at around four miles away. Historic Worcester is around six miles from the cabin.
Droitwich Spa offers canalside walks, cafés, shops, salt heritage, an open-air lido and a programme of local events.
Worcester is known for its cathedral, River Severn walks, historic streets, museums, markets, restaurants and independent shops.
The Chequers at Crowle and The Galton Arms in Himbleton are two nearby country-pub options. Check their official websites for current menus, opening times and reservations.
Popular Worcestershire days out include Hanbury Hall, Croome, Greyfriars House and Garden, Witley Court and Gardens, West Midland Safari Park and the Severn Valley Railway.
Up to two dogs are welcome on request. The cabin has a private fully fenced garden, and dog-friendly country pubs and countryside walks are nearby.
Yes. Guests are welcome to explore the privately owned seven-acre woodland beside the cabin. The woodland is shared with your hosts rather than reserved exclusively for guests.
Yes. Our woodland borders Trench Wood Nature Reserve. The reserve is separate from our property and has its own public visitor access and guidance.
Yes. Keepers Cabin has two private parking spaces, with EV charging available by prior arrangement.
Check the live calendar, choose available dates and book securely online, or enquire first. After payment, Dan or Kat will personally confirm the booking by email and send your arrival details before your stay.