Hotels in Woburn

Picturesque and off the beaten path, Woburn is deeply entwined in our nation's history and offers a treasure trove of adventure for those keen to explore England's heartland. Nestled in the county Bedfordshire, Woburn indulges its visitors with grand stately homes, spectacular wildlife encounters, and tranquil country saunters.

Whether you're a couple seeking the serenity of nature, a family excited for the adventure at a safari park, or friends exploring the historical tapestry of the nation, accommodations in Woburn cater to every need and budget. Discover the perfect resting place for your excursion with Lycafly today.

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An ancient hamlet with roots dating back to 969 AD, the town of Woburn is a charming blend of history and nature, located within easy reach by way of the M1 motorway. Today, a population of just over 900 people enjoys the peace and character of this classic English town.

Woburn Abbey, founded by Cistercian monks in 1145 and the stately Woburn Safari Park are two historically and culturally significant gems of Woburn attracting thousands of visitors annually. Woburn, having been rebuilt three times in history, has an interesting narrative that permeates through its architecture, activities and overall atmosphere.

Known for its array of outdoor activities, Woburn boasts greens and fairways at the Golf Club and has miles of scenic routes along the Greensand Ridge Walk and Cycle Way. Within the town, you'll find unique attractions like the first 24-hour post office outside London and Woburn's own lido, promising something for everyone.

The town is closely knit with history and nostalgia, with the town hall, St Mary's Church, and the striking crypt, originally intended as the burial place for the Dukes of Bedford, enhance its timeless charm. Woburn's connection to nature is further amplified by its proximity to Woburn Forest and its access to the Grand Union Canal and the Varsity Line.

When to visit Woburn

Blessed with an oceanic climate, Woburn offers a full spectrum of seasonal charms. For those who enjoy basking in the sun, the warmer months, reaching up to 25℃, provides the perfect backdrop for outdoor activities and leisurely walks, with July boasting the longest sunlight hours. However, don't be mistaken, Woburn is equally charming during its winter months, with temperatures hovering around -1℃. Remember to pack warm clothes and enjoy the frosty scenery that this quaint town offers.

For wise travellers aiming to avoid the typical British rain, it would be best to refrain from visiting in June, known to be the wettest month. Regardless of when you plan to visit, you can always rely on Lycafly for detailed climate information, packing recommendations, and secure booking options for your Woburn retreat.

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