Hi, We are staying at the broadway CC site in the cotswold in july, does anyone know any places to visit and any good walks and general info in the area. any help would be appreciated.
Thanks Stephen and Sarah
Thanks Stephen and Sarah
Cotswold
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There are lots & lots of places to go & visit, have a look on here to get some idea
Cotswolds info
Cotswolds info
broadway is beautiful but you must visit the following, bourton-on-the-water its stunning, moreton-in-the-marsh is nice, chipping camden ive heard is nice, stow on the wold, stratford is a must aswell.
if you google pictures of bourton-on-the-water you will see what i mean.
jo
if you google pictures of bourton-on-the-water you will see what i mean.
jo
Stayed their last year excellent site, theirs a walk to a village through a copse a steep climb over a hill to it can't quite remember its name but well worth the effort picture post card place ask the wardens they have a map of all the walks. As Joanne says Boughton on the water is brilliant and so is Bibury, if you call their ask for the dolls house the wife and stayed their for week, only problem was the Americans, Japanese taking pictures through the window at us.
Hope you enjoy it.
NigelH
Hope you enjoy it.
NigelH
hi we have stayed broadway a couple times lovley site
cheltnham is a nice shopping place
stratford
bourton
morton
evesham nice along the river
cheltnham is a nice shopping place
stratford
bourton
morton
evesham nice along the river
Hi, Thanks for all the replies, was very helpful, were from aberdeenshire and never been that far down so wa wasn't sure of the area.
Thanks again
Stephen & Sarah
Thanks again
Stephen & Sarah
we visit the broadway at least once a year i love it and even
just walking to the village. ask in the office for some walks.
we have been going for a few years now . but last year we joined the national trust and went to a few of their places in the area .
snowshill manor is facinating and worth a visit.
it is a long and steep walk up to the house if you want to try it. if not take the car, its not far . snowshill is very pretty. we walked up to the tower. (it nearly killed us ) i think it might have been better to take the car up then do one of the walks from there.
winchcoombe is a pretty place to walk around and the tourist information in the village is very helpfull and has lots of walks in the area.
stratford on avon is a nice day out.
you just wont have time to do every thing, i think we shall have to go again this year .
just walking to the village. ask in the office for some walks.
we have been going for a few years now . but last year we joined the national trust and went to a few of their places in the area .
snowshill manor is facinating and worth a visit.
it is a long and steep walk up to the house if you want to try it. if not take the car, its not far . snowshill is very pretty. we walked up to the tower. (it nearly killed us ) i think it might have been better to take the car up then do one of the walks from there.
winchcoombe is a pretty place to walk around and the tourist information in the village is very helpfull and has lots of walks in the area.
stratford on avon is a nice day out.
you just wont have time to do every thing, i think we shall have to go again this year .
the steam railway at toddington takes you to cheltenham is a great day out . you can get off at cheltenham and catch back later in the day . if you just visit the station its lovely to watch the trains and the cafe is great to . from broadway its about a 20 mins drive . have a great time
ang & dave
ang & dave
hi we stayed there last august for a week its a lovely site lots to do , malvern is a nice place to visit , worcester, tewsbury, ledbury eastnor castle
Hi Rusty
Loads of good recommendations here.
Also try Cirencester called Corinium by the Romans. It's the capital of the Cotswolds.
You could do a real good walk through the Westonbirt Arboretum in the morning and finish up at Cirencester pm then back to Broadway.
Jo-anne mentions a few good places. Stow on the Wold is lovely.
Enjoy the break.
Cheers
Dustydog
Loads of good recommendations here.
Also try Cirencester called Corinium by the Romans. It's the capital of the Cotswolds.
You could do a real good walk through the Westonbirt Arboretum in the morning and finish up at Cirencester pm then back to Broadway.
Jo-anne mentions a few good places. Stow on the Wold is lovely.
Enjoy the break.
Cheers
Dustydog
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