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Summer Romance offer Located deep in Epping Forest, but only minutes from Chingford Station (London E4) the Whitehouse - dating back to 1754 - is the ultimate London rural retreat, combining stunning Georgian elegance with a real sense of escape. Make the most of the summer and treat your loved one to a weekend in the forest. £125.00 Our romantic package includes: ~ A luxury picnic hamper for two to enjoy within our stunning grounds ~ ~ A one night stay in one of our Double en-suite rooms ~ ~ Breakfast for two the next morning ~ Offer valid until 30th September 2019. Book an early check-in or late check-out with this offer for just £15 extra (usually £30 extra). To book or find out more please contact us. Family Forest Adventure Gilwell Park estate was purchased in early 1919 by William De Bois Maclaren, a publisher and Scout Commissioner from Rosneath, Dunbartonshire, Scotland. During a business trip to London, Maclaren was saddened to see that Scouts in the East End had nowhere suitable to have amazing outdoor adventures. Maclaren bought the estate for the Scout Association. P.B. Nevill, Scout Commissioner for the East End first took his Rover Scouts to begin repairing the estate on 17 April 1919 and it was officially opened on 26 July 1919. This year marks Gilwell Park’s 100th birthday And as part of our celebrations we are offering this amazing package for you and your family to come and enjoy a stay in a unique venue steeped in history £170.00 Our one night heritage package includes: ~ A luxury picnic hamper for the family to enjoy within our stunning grounds on arrival ~ ~ Heritage goodie bag ~ ~ A one night stay in our Family suite, including breakfasts for the whole family ~ £260.00 Our two night heritage package includes: ~ A luxury picnic hamper for the family to enjoy within our stunning grounds on arrival ~ ~ Heritage goodie bag ~ ~ Two nights stay in our Family suite, including breakfasts for the whole family ~ Book an early check-in or late check-out with this offer for just £15 extra (usually £30 extra). To book or find out more please contact us. .

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