The Folly

Suitable for up to 50 delegates

The Folly is ideal for smaller meetings and presentations; looking out over the Smudge Garden near the Forest Centre entrance, it is adjacent to the Cafe, making it very easy for delegates to access the end of the Lakeside Café for breaks.

It is situated on the ground floor, with step free access from the car park. Use of the room includes free wi-fi, a flip chart and wipe board with pens and a water cooler. The room has blackout blinds - an LCD projector, screen and laptop are available for an extra charge.

We can provide breakout rooms or separate space for refreshments - let us know what you’re looking for and we can do our best to accommodate you.

Room capacities

(6.8m x 7.9m x 3m h)

Theatre Style	50
Boardroom Style	26
U-Shape	18
Cabaret Style	32
Semi-Circle	24
Classroom Style	28

To book

If you’re interested in booking this room, or have any questions, call Grant on 01234 762616 or email us.

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