Cotswold District - Almenningsgarðar og náttúra

“Beautiful grounds and fantastic animals from penguins to giraffes- take a picnic you will not be disappointed.”

“Fantastic Arboretum, the autumn is filled with colours and beautiful walks ”

“Lovely place to take children - go when lambing is taking place. A must visit if you have young children to hand feed the animals and they will learn so much about animals.”

“Lovely large Regency park, complete with boating lake, pitch and putt course, tennis courts and a large play area for the young ones. Routes for a jog or a cycle - connect up with the Honeybourne Line cycle track that takes you all the way to Cheltenham Spa railway station And not forgetting the stunning Pittville Pump Rooms”

“The current structure was built in 15th Century. It is also noted for its gardens that are maintained to a high standard. During November and December they have a show called Spectacle of Light (see the events section for dates).”

“Batsford Arboretum is a beautiful place to visit all year round. With interest all year round from the first snowdrops of Spring, right through to the outstanding autumn colours in October and November. Winter time is made extra special with the ice, frost and snow adding a magical touch. Our very own local Winter Wonderland. Dogs are also very welcome!”

“Wildlife park in Bourton-on-the-Water, England DescriptionBirdland Park and Gardens, often called Birdland, is a wildlife park in Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire, England. First opened in 1957, the park moved to its current location in 1989”

“A stunning arboretum. Fantastic for families and dogs. Cafe on sight. BBQ in the summer ”

““20 mins / 13 miles. At the heart of the Cotswolds lies the quaint, picture-postcard village of Broadway. Peacefully dwelling at the base of the Worcestershire hills in a region of England that is nationally recognised as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Broadway is a beautiful and historic village ideal for those who love picturesque landscapes, excellent cuisine, and rich cultural heritage. The image of Broadway today remains as it has done for centuries; a charismatic spectacle of rolling wolds, overlooking a gathering of ancient honey coloured limestone period buildings with orderly horse chestnut trees lining the grass-fringed verges of the historic 'broad way' High Street. ””

“Check out Tetbury Trail, park for free by Tetbury Goods Shed and chose your walking trail distance. Follow this with a coffee and cake at the Whistle Stop Cafe and then take a stroll around The Old Market Town ”

“The Monarch's Way runs through our land here at the Granary Holiday Cottage, great scenic walking!”