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Foxholes Nature Reserve

Foxholes is a tranquil woodland sloping down to the River Evenlode with year-round colour and wildlife interest, but particularly noted for its springtime bluebells. Birdlife includes nuthatch, often seen creeping…

Wychwood Wild Garden

Wychwood Wild Garden is a beautiful woodland and garden, close to the centre of Shipton under Wychwood covering 12 and a half acres of avenues, woods and ponds, much of…

Chipping Campden Playground

The recreation ground in Chipping Campden is a mere 3-minute walk from the centre of the High Street in the popular Cotswold town, and a wonderful playground that you simply…

Westonbirt Arboretum

Westonbirt Arboretum is a remarkable place for people to enjoy and learn about trees. Created by Victorian entrepreneur Robert Holford, its 240 hectares (600 acres) were planted during an exciting…

Painswick Rococo Garden

Painswick Rococo Garden is a beautiful place to escape, explore and imagine. Designed in the 1740s as an English country gentleman’s pleasure garden, this is a place for holding hands…

Woodchester Park

The tranquil wooded valley contains a ‘lost landscape’ with remains of an 18th- and 19th-century landscape park with a chain of five lakes. Park Mill Pond is the last of…

WWT Slimbridge Wetland Centre

There’s something for everyone at WWT Slimbridge, from birdwatchers to families. With amazing close-up wildlife encounters, fun events and activities it’s no wonder we’re an award-winning day out. Let the…

Owlpen Manor

The garden at Owlpen is an unusually complete survival of an early formal garden on a manorial scale. It has been described by the landscape architect Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe as…

Stanway House & Gardens

Stanway House is a beautiful Cotswold Manor house with a stunning garden which rises in a series of dramatic terraced lawns from a rare, picturesque grasswork to the pyramid, which…

Matara Centre

The Matara Centre is set in 28 acres and, for the last 25 years, Geoffrey, your host, has dedicated much of his time to the Gardens and Parklands. Setting aside…

Rousham Gardens

One of England’s most important gardens, Rousham represents the first phase of English landscape design and remains almost as its designer William Kent (1685–1748) left it. Many of the features…

Rodmarton Manor & Garden

A Cotswold Arts and Crafts house, one of the last great country houses to built in the traditional way and containing beautiful furniture, ironwork, china and needlework specially made for…

University Parks

Sitting between the University’s Science Area and the leafy suburbs of North Oxford, the University Parks are a large area of parkland open to all. Offering flat walks which take…

Port Meadow

Port Meadow is a large green space linking the leafy suburb of Jericho to the villages of Binsey to the west and Wolvercote to the north. As a flood plain…

Oxford Botanic Garden

The oldest Botanic Garden in the United Kingdom, Oxford Botanic Garden features a huge range of exotic plants. Located in the centre of the city, just minutes from the High…

Shotover Country Park

Just beyond Oxford’s Eastern Bypass, Shotover Country Park offers a variety of walks through fields and woodland. Containing bridleways, mountain bike trails, and three different marked walks ranging between 30…

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