Nottinghamshire has Sherwood Forest — or what remains of it, a pocket of ancient oak woodland centred on the Major Oak (thought to be between 800 and 1,000 years old and where Robin Hood supposedly sheltered his men). Nottingham Castle has been reinterpreted as a museum of rebellion and civil rights, Clumber Park (National Trust) has a baroque chapel in its walled garden, and the county has significant connections to DH Lawrence (born in Eastwood) and Lord Byron (who owned Newstead Abbey).
Motorhome Stopover Club members share verified overnight stops across Nottinghamshire — from the Sherwood Forest fringe to the Trent valley and the Nottingham city edge.
Stopover Options in Nottinghamshire
Pub stopovers — Nottinghamshire village and forest-edge pubs welcoming motorhomers overnight
Forest & vale lay-bys — verified stops near Sherwood Forest and the Trent Valley
Member reviews — rated by motorhomers who’ve explored Nottinghamshire beyond the city
