What's Nearby in the Cotswolds?

Staying in our Bell Tents at Fossewold Cotswold Camping means you'll be perfectly situated to explore some of the most picturesque and charming locations the Cotswolds has to offer. Whether you're looking for quaint villages, historic landmarks, or beautiful nature walks, there's something nearby for everyone to enjoy.

Chipping Campden (3 miles)

A stunningly preserved Cotswold village, Chipping Campden is known for its honey-colored stone buildings and rich history. Stroll along its picturesque High Street, explore historic sites like the Market Hall, and enjoy the variety of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants. Don't miss:

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• Dover’s Hill – famous for the annual Cotswold Olimpicks, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

Broadway (5 miles)

Often referred to as the 'Jewel of the Cotswolds,' Broadway is a must-visit village. With its wide High Street lined with charming cottages, boutique shops, and art galleries, Broadway is ideal for a leisurely afternoon. Broadway Tower is a nearby landmark, offering incredible views and a fascinating history.

Moreton-in-Marsh (4 miles)

This bustling market town is home to a variety of shops, cafes, and restaurants, as well as its famous Tuesday market, which has been running for centuries. Moreton-in-Marsh is also a gateway to many walking and cycling routes in the Cotswolds.

Stow-on-the-Wold (8 miles)

A quintessential Cotswold market town with antique shops, cozy pubs, and stunning historical architecture. Visit the ancient St. Edward’s Church, and don’t miss the iconic door that is said to have inspired J.R.R. Tolkien’s “Doors of Durin” from The Lord of the Rings.

Bourton-on-the-Water (10 miles)

Known as the “Venice of the Cotswolds,” this charming village is crisscrossed with the River Windrush and lovely stone bridges. Enjoy a peaceful riverside walk or visit attractions like the Cotswold Motoring Museum and the Birdland Park & Gardens.

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Diddly Squat Farm Shop & Clarkson’s Hawkstone Arms Pub

For fans of Jeremy Clarkson and his hit show Clarkson’s Farm, a visit to the Diddly Squat Farm Shop (6 miles) is a must. The shop is filled with locally sourced produce, including “Cow Juice” milk, honey, jams, and even Clarkson’s own beer, “Hawkstone Lager.” Don’t miss the opportunity to pick up some of the unique products featured on the show!

• Diddly Squat Farm Shop (6 miles | 15-minute drive): Stock up on fresh produce, meats, and quirky items from the shop that’s become a hit with fans of Clarkson’s Farm.

After visiting the farm shop, head to The Hawkstone Arms, Clarkson's very own pub (located at the farm). Relax with a pint of Hawkstone Lager or some hearty pub food, all while enjoying the scenic surroundings of the Cotswolds.

Local Walks and Nature

• Cotswold Way: This famous walking trail passes close by, offering incredible hikes through rolling hills, woodlands, and open fields.

• Batsford Arboretum (5 miles): A beautiful, tranquil place for nature lovers, showcasing one of the largest private tree collections in the country.

• Cotswold Falconry Centre (5 miles): A wonderful opportunity to see birds of prey up close in a peaceful countryside setting.

Local Pubs and Dining

• The Ebrington Arms (2 miles): An award-winning pub serving delicious food with a focus on local ingredients and seasonal produce.

• The Horse & Groom (3 miles): A charming pub with stunning views of the surrounding countryside and a menu of local dishes.

• The Eight Bells (3 miles): A historic inn in Chipping Campden, offering a cozy atmosphere and excellent food.

• The Hawkstone Arms (6 miles): Clarkson’s pub at Diddly Squat Farm, perfect for enjoying a pint of his very own Hawkstone Lager.