Meet the Sherwood Forest team
Get to know the people you may see during your stay
Amy Housego
General Manager at Sherwood Forest
Sherwood’s General Manager Amy can often be found walking round location early in the morning before others are awake, on the watch out for the local wildlife. Her favourite forest activity is Archery – who doesn’t want to be Robin Hood when they’re in Sherwood Forest! She loves to explore Sherwood Pines and wandering deep into the forest where few people go…(there’s even a secret Christmas Tree plantation).
What is your favourite forest fact?
"More than 300 million people live in the Forest across the world!"
Kirsty Moss-Burton
Deputy General Manager
Kirsty is our deputy general manager at Sherwood Forest and is responsible for the standards of cleanliness, maintenance and décor across all our cabins. Her favourite forest activity is Forest Survival – Both of her children are Scouts, and budding Rangers in the making, so they all enjoy this activity as a family! She loves the peace and solitude and can be found on the decking with a murder mystery book and a large mug of Yorkshire tea.
What is your fun forest fact?
"More than 300 million people live in the Forest across the world!"
Misha Hudson
Retreat Manager
Misha is our Retreat Manager at Sherwood Forest and is responsible for ensuring guests' get that forest feeling. She can be found walking her noisy sausage dog beneath the tree's or at the local pool taking a swim. She recommends our Nocturnal Adventure activity with our Ranger Chloe as she finds it exciting looking through the night vision goggles at all the deer's eyes looking back. The hot tub is her favourite place whilst it’s raining as the temperature difference of the hot & cold is very relaxing.
Where is your favourite place to visit in the local area?
"I love a long walk in the sun around clumber park lake.”
Chloe Minett
Forest Ranger
Our friendly ranger Chloe can be found exploring the forest or welcoming our guests outside the Forest Retreat. She helps immerse our guests into nature through nature filled activities. From mild to wild with forest walks, teaching bushcraft skills and shelter building. Chloe's favourite forest activity is den building and she recommends the walking trail from Sherwood forest to the mature oak.
Rarest wildlife sighting at Sherwood Forest
“A Buzzard.”
