Vacation rentals in Bassetlaw

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  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 510 vacation rentals in Bassetlaw

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Bassetlaw vacation rentals start at ﺩ.ﺇ 73 per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    280 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 180 rentals that welcome pets

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    210 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    480 of Bassetlaw vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Kitchen, Wifi, and Pool across Bassetlaw rentals

  • 4.8 Average rating

    Bassetlaw stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

  • Nearby attractions

    Bassetlaw's top spots, include Sherwood Forest, State Club, and Lyric Theatre

Top-rated vacation rentals in Bassetlaw

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A stone-built country cottage is positioned alongside a canal, surrounded by greenery. The structure features a traditional chimney and a red-tiled roof. A white fence lines the property, and the sky above is dotted with a few clouds.
Home in Nottinghamshire
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 83 reviews

18th century lock keepers cottage

Relax in this lovingly restored stone built country cottage, to be found at the end of a,resident only, tarmaced tow path. Situated on its own private island, alongside the Chesterfield canal, beside a working lock. The front faces the lock with its comings and goings of canal boats., all with a friendly crew and a story to tell of their journey. A few private moorings too. The rear of the property looks out to an uninterrupted rural landscape and water feature Please see our property details

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The open-plan living space is highlighted by exposed wooden beams and natural light. A grey sofa is positioned in front of a light grey carpet, with a wooden dining area and kitchen visible in the background. A bookshelf and decorative elements enhance the inviting environment.
Apartment in Laneham
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 194 reviews

Charming flat in lovely rural location

Entire private flat with own entrance set in the picturesque village of Laneham with lots of local attractions. Ideal for small families and couples looking for a countryside break or for work trips being reasonably close to Lincoln, Newark and Retford. The openplan living space and kitchen has everything that you need and the bedroom has plenty of storage and a nice comfortable bed. The flat is the second floor of an old barn in a village with a brewery, pubs and nice walks along the Trent.

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The historic brick house, dating back to 1713, is situated adjacent to the watermill and overlooks a serene pond. Its gabled roof and multiple windows reflect the surrounding greenery, while an outdoor seating area is visible along the water's edge.
Home in Ollerton
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 94 reviews

Mill House, Ollerton

This unique property built in 1713 is adjacent to Ollerton Watermill, Nottinghamshire's only working watermill. The house has recently undergone complete renovation and is now a stunning, 4 bedroom house. The property is situated directly on the River Maun, which the garden and house overlook. The house is close to many amenities, such as a variety of pubs, restaurants, picturesque walks and historic parks (guide to the area provided.) This an ideal family home for a peaceful country break.

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A spacious outdoor area surrounding the house features a well-maintained lawn, several trees, and shrubs. The red brick house is seen in the background, complemented by a partly cloudy blue sky, providing a serene backdrop for relaxation.
Home in Newark and Sherwood
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 15 reviews

Butterfields - Thoresby Estate

Refurbished for summer 2024 Butterfields offers a beautiful space for families or groups of couples to relax and unwind in. The house is situated in a secluded spot on the edge our Estate village of Perlethorpe at the heart of Thoresby Estate, one of the four traditionally ducal estates that gave the area the nickname the Dukeries. The house was built in the 1980s for a member of the Pierrepont family, who have owned the Estate for over 400 years, and was designed with entertaining in mind.

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The image showcases a hot tub with gently bubbling water set on a stone patio. In the background, brick walls of the barn are visible, along with large glass doors that provide a view into the living space. Outdoor seating and a barbecue grill are also present.
Bungalow in Nottinghamshire
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 254 reviews

Secluded Idyllic Country Getaway with Hot Tub

Located at the top of a private 1km drive* and surrounded by fields is our lovingly renovated 3 bedroom split level barn. The setting is quiet, picturesque and tranquil** Modern open plan kitchen/dining and open lounge with log fire. Wi-Fi and Smart TVs. Hot tub and outdoor seating area with BBQ. *NB. The track may not be suitable for low profile vehicles. ** NB. NO HEN/STAG DO'S OR PARTIES ALLOWED. YOU WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE IF YOU DO NOT STICK TO THE RULES AND RESPECT THE QUIET SETTING

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An entrance framed by a rustic brick archway reveals a charming stable with a thatched roof. A collection of smooth stones is arranged on a stone surface, accompanied by an earthenware jug. Lush grass and greenery enhance the tranquil rural setting.
Home in Nottinghamshire
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 247 reviews

The Stables - countryside character property

A self-contained hideaway sleeping up to 3 in a converted former stable full of countryside charm with original beams in the vaulted ceiling. The property is located in the village of Sturton le Steeple with a great local pub, and is ideally suited to couples looking for a relaxed rural getaway or a small family wanting to enjoy the attractions of the local area. Located on the Nottinghamshire-Lincolnshire-South Yorkshire border, the historic city of Lincoln is just 35 minutes away.

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The exterior of the South Wing of Edwinstowe Hall is showcased, featuring a white facade with multiple windows and a central entrance. A paved courtyard lies in front, with surrounding greenery and a church steeple in the background, suggesting a blend of architectural styles.
Home in Edwinstowe
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 93 reviews

South Wing of Edwinstowe Hall

This beautiful property is the South Wing of Edwinstowe Hall, constructed in 1701 for the First Earl of Scarborough. The property a stone’s throw from Sherwood Forest and neighbours Saint Mary's Church, where legend has it Robin Hood and Maid Marion were married. The Hall itself sits in on the heart of the village and has many pubs, restaurants, cafes and shops within easy walking distance. it is stunningly decorated and furnished to a modern standard having recently been renovated.

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Barn in East Markham
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 31 reviews

Renovated Barn

You won’t forget the peaceful surroundings of this rustic barn in a beautiful village location. Newly decorated throughout with new appliances a lovely mix of old and new. The living room has a double sofa bed with bedding available along with a double bed in the bedroom The barn is located in a lovely village with a pub serving home cooked meals and a bar with pop up food vans every Friday night. There is also a Church, Village Hall and some really lovely countryside walks.

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The exterior of a brick house is shown, featuring a neatly landscaped front yard with gravel and shrubs. Clear blue skies provide a bright backdrop, while a set of windows allows for ample natural light. A well-maintained path leads to the entrance.
Bungalow in Walesby
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 229 reviews

2 Bedroom Bungalow with Conservatory & Garden

A whole house at your disposal with front and back entrance. Off road parking space for 1 small car, plus street parking. Includes indoor and outdoor space. A village location with a local Italian restaurant 0.2 miles away and The Red Lion pub 0.1 miles away. A beautiful part of Nottinghamshire with lots to explore. This would suit small families, couples, solo adventurers & business travellers. Ollerton is a couple of miles away with a selection of shops & takeaways.

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Cottage in Letwell
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 224 reviews

Rural cottage! Wood-fired hot tub. Bliss awaits.

Welcome to our home! A charming cottage in a rural village, ideal for couples, families, friends, contractors, business trips & weddings. The property features 2 king-size bedrooms, a children’s bedroom with 3 single beds, plus a ground-floor king bedroom & 3 bathrooms. Enjoy a bespoke kitchen, rain shower, wood burner, parquet flooring, huge garden with play area, hot tub & parking for 3 cars/LWB van. Close to M1, A1, Hodsock Priory, Thoresby, Sherwood Forest & Sheffield.

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A wooden lodge is situated amidst lush greenery, overlooking a tranquil lake. A covered waterside deck, featuring a small table and chairs, is visible beneath the lodge, surrounded by verdant foliage and reflections on the water's surface.
Cabin in Nottinghamshire
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 247 reviews

Wetlands Eco Lodge

Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish space. Set in a mature wooded setting with breathtaking lakeside views right on your doorstep. Nottinghamshire wildlife trust (SSSI) and Idle Valley 300m away a haven for nature lovers and home to hundreds of wild birds – and even recently, beavers! Great for walking, rambling and mountain bikers. Local village pub nearby and the market town of Retford a very short drive . Kingfishers literally beneath the lodge !

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Barn in Barnby Moor
4.68 out of 5 average rating, 22 reviews

Beech Tree Barn: A Cosy Retreat Near Retford

Cosy barn retreat near the A1, Retford and Doncaster. A peaceful, homely space with a bedroom, lounge and refreshments station for simple breakfasts. Perfect for work trips, weddings or countryside breaks. Private bathroom, separate entrance and space for muddy boots. Guests describe it as calm and welcoming—a comfortable base to relax after a busy day.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Bassetlaw District?

    Neighborhoods near Worksop and Retford are frequently suggested for their convenient access to local attractions, parks, and restaurants. Rural cottages, townhomes, and lodgings near nature reserves cater to a variety of travel styles.

  • What are the best things to do in Bassetlaw District with kids?

    Kids enjoy interactive exhibits at local museums, exploring woodland trails in Sherwood Forest, and visiting wildlife parks near Retford. Seasonal fairs, playgrounds, and hands-on workshops offer family friendly fun.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Bassetlaw District?

    Explore historic market towns, walk through Sherwood Forest, and visit local museums to learn about the district’s heritage. Farmer’s markets, nature reserves, and art galleries add variety for travelers.

  • How is the weather in Bassetlaw District?

    Bassetlaw District has cool, changeable weather with winters around 35–45°F (2–7°C), and warmer summers reaching 55–71°F (13–22°C). Rain is common throughout the year, so a waterproof jacket can come in handy.

  • When is the best time to visit Bassetlaw District?

    Late spring to early autumn is often recommended for milder weather and outdoor activities, with temperatures usually between 46–71°F (8–22°C). Seasonal markets, fairs, and countryside walks draw visitors during these months.

  • What are the best places to visit in Bassetlaw District?

    Popular places to explore include Sherwood Forest, historic market towns like Worksop and Retford, and local museums showcasing the region’s heritage. Countryside parks and nature reserves around the area are often recommended.

  • What are some hiking trails in Bassetlaw District?

    The district has woodland paths, riverside trails, and gentle countryside routes suitable for different skill levels. Sherwood Forest is frequently suggested for its historic landscape and family friendly trails.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Bassetlaw District?

    Families often enjoy nature walks, visiting wildlife parks, and engaging with hands-on exhibits in local museums. Seasonal fairs, craft workshops, and exploring playgrounds in Retford and Worksop are popular picks.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Bassetlaw District?

    Day trip ideas include exploring national parks, historic estates, and vibrant cities found near Bassetlaw District. Countryside walks, art museums, and botanical gardens provide variety for all interests.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Bassetlaw District?

    Many stays in and around Worksop, Retford, and rural villages welcome pets, allowing visitors to explore local parks and nature trails with their companions. Be sure to check in advance for pet policies and amenities.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Bassetlaw District?

    Locals suggest visiting the weekly markets for fresh produce and crafts, exploring woodland walks, and connecting with local history at museums. Bring a waterproof jacket, as weather can change quickly in the countryside.

  • What is Bassetlaw District known for?

    Bassetlaw District is known for its historic market towns, scenic woodlands, and ties to the Pilgrim Fathers. The area has cultural heritage, rural landscapes, and locally rooted community traditions.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Bassetlaw District?

    Explore historic market towns, tranquil woodland reserves, and riverside walks tucked away from crowds. The countryside near Worksop is home to small art galleries, heritage sites, and nature preserves that locals cherish.

  • What are the best foods to try in Bassetlaw District?

    Bassetlaw District has traditional British fare such as pies, roast meats, and locally baked breads. Regional cheeses, hearty stews, and desserts like Bakewell tart are frequently suggested by locals.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Bassetlaw District?

    Pack comfortable layers, as temperatures shift between 35–71°F (2–22°C) year-round, and expect occasional rain. Sturdy walking shoes are often recommended for rural paths, and a light waterproof jacket can be useful.

  • What is the nightlife in Bassetlaw District like?

    Nightlife around Worksop and Retford has relaxed pubs, traditional bars, and live music venues where visitors gather for conversation and entertainment. Locally rooted restaurants sometimes feature folk music or acoustic performances.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Bassetlaw District?

    The district hosts agricultural fairs, food festivals, and community markets throughout the year, especially in late spring and summer. Worksop and Retford often feature cultural celebrations, bringing together music, local crafts, and seasonal foods.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Bassetlaw District?

    Bassetlaw District has a range of family friendly vacation rentals, including countryside cottages and modern homes near local attractions. Neighborhoods around Worksop and Retford are often suggested for their welcoming atmosphere and access to parks.