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76 places
B&B · Charlbury
A former farm on the Enstone Road a mile outside Charlbury, with eight ground-floor B&B rooms in a converted piggery, four self-catering cottages and a seven-bedroom farmhouse.
Dog-friendly · Walker-friendly · EV charging
Verified Nov 2026
Parks and gardens · Moreton-in-Marsh
A 60-acre arboretum on the Batsford estate near Moreton-in-Marsh, with a free visitor centre, café and garden centre, open every day and best in spring and autumn.
Dog-friendly · Walker-friendly · Car-free
Verified Oct 2026
Historic houses and heritage · Winchcombe
A Neolithic long barrow on the hill above Winchcombe, with a false entrance and side chambers, free to visit and on the Cotswold Way.
Walker-friendly
Verified Oct 2026
Camping · Lechlade-on-Thames
A small family-run touring and camping field on Thames Street, Lechlade, a short walk from the river and the town, with 42 pitches and three bell tents, open from late March until it closes for the winter.
Dog-friendly · Walker-friendly
Verified Nov 2026
Historic houses and heritage · Broadway
James Wyatt's folly of 1798 on Beacon Hill above Broadway, with a museum in the tower, a red deer park, two cafés and a Cold War nuclear bunker.
Family-friendly · Dog-friendly · Walker-friendly
Verified Oct 2026
Self-catering · Laverton and Buckland
A Victorian hunting lodge for groups of up to 14 in Laverton, near Broadway, with a two-bedroom cottage, a heated pool, a gym in the old stables and dogs welcome.
Dog-friendly · Family-friendly · Walker-friendly
Verified Oct 2026
Hotel · Minchinhampton
A Grade II listed country house hotel below Minchinhampton Common, above the Golden Valley, with 18 rooms, a two-rosette restaurant and a garden spa with a sauna, hot tub and plunge pool.
Dog-friendly · EV charging · Wedding venues
Verified Oct 2026
Glamping · Minchinhampton
A small family-run stables a mile east of Minchinhampton with shepherd huts in an orchard and a small campsite for five caravans or motorhomes.
Family-friendly · Walker-friendly
Verified Nov 2026
Cafes and tearooms · Winchcombe
A small café on Bull Lane, off North Street in Winchcombe, serving breakfast baps, homemade Homity pies, salads and daily specials to eat in or take away, open from 8am most days.
Walker-friendly
Verified Oct 2026
B&B · Winchcombe
A 12-room bed and breakfast hotel on Cleeve Hill, about three miles south-west of Winchcombe, with views over the Severn Vale and a door onto Cleeve Common and the Cotswold Way.
Walker-friendly · Dog-friendly
Verified Oct 2026
Cafes and tearooms · Coln St Aldwyns
The village shop, café and post office on Main Street, Coln St Aldwyns, owned by local residents and the Countryside Alliance's best shop in the south west for 2026.
Walker-friendly
Verified Oct 2026
Camping · Charlbury
A caravan and camping park on 54 acres of farmland at Banbury Hill Farm, a mile outside Charlbury, with tent and touring pitches, wooden camping pods and a tennis court, open from late March to the start of November.
Dog-friendly · Family-friendly · Walker-friendly
Verified Oct 2026
Cafes and tearooms · The Cotswold Edge
Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust's café by the top car park at Crickley Hill Country Park, near Birdlip, on the Cotswold Way: breakfast, lunch and cakes, dogs welcome.
Dog-friendly · Walker-friendly · Family-friendly
Verified Nov 2026
Self-catering · Snowshill
A National Trust cottage for two on the street in Snowshill, opposite the manor, with a multi-fuel stove, a terraced garden and dogs welcome.
Dog-friendly · Walker-friendly
Verified Nov 2026
Self-catering · Dursley
A Grade II listed farmhouse for ten and a converted granary barn for four on a working family farm at Springhill, about a mile from Dursley; dogs welcome.
Dog-friendly · Family-friendly · Walker-friendly
Verified Nov 2026
Museums and galleries · Dursley
A volunteer-run museum opposite Dursley's Market House, telling the town's story from cloth to Lister engines, with an early Pedersen bicycle, open four mornings a week.
Rainy days · Walker-friendly
Verified Oct 2026
B&B · North Nibley
A late seventeenth-century farmhouse B&B with four rooms for two in the hamlet of Forthay, below the Tyndale Monument at North Nibley, on the Cotswold Way.
Dog-friendly · Walker-friendly
Verified Nov 2026
Self-catering · Dyrham
A former toll house on Upper Street, Dyrham, let as a holiday cottage for two, beside Dyrham Park and on the Cotswold Way.
Walker-friendly
Verified Oct 2026
Pubs · Blockley
A Hook Norton Brewery pub on Station Road, Blockley, with a large patio, a car park, Hooky ales and dogs welcome.
Dog-friendly · Walker-friendly
Verified Nov 2026
Self-catering · The Barringtons and Windrush
An eighteenth-century stone cottage on the green at Little Barrington, let for up to seven in four bedrooms, with an inglenook and wood burner and one dog welcome.
Dog-friendly · Family-friendly · Walker-friendly
Verified Oct 2026
B&B · Guiting Power
An adults-only guest house with six rooms in a seventeenth-century farmhouse in Guiting Power, kept free of pets, with an honesty bar and walking breaks.
Walker-friendly
Verified Nov 2026
Historic houses and heritage · Winchcombe
The ruins of a Cistercian abbey near Winchcombe, founded in 1246, once a place of pilgrimage, now open for booked tours on the first weekend of each month.
Walker-friendly
Verified Nov 2026
Farm shops and delis · Winchcombe
A fruit farm at Hailes, about 3 miles by road from Winchcombe, with a farm shop, the Orchard Kitchen tearoom, pick your own and its own Hayles cider.
Family-friendly · Walker-friendly
Verified Nov 2026
Historic houses and heritage · Uley
A Neolithic chambered long barrow at least 5,000 years old on the Cotswold edge above Uley, 37m long, with chambers you can go into by torchlight; free in daylight and in English Heritage's care.
Dog-friendly · Walker-friendly
Verified Oct 2026
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