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Continue reading →: Snowshill to Laverton Hill Circular5.6km / 3.5 miles HIGHLIGHTS: Explore delightful Snowshill Village and experience a walk in the countryside around Snowshill, down the valley, through Pipers Wood grove, where the kids can stop for a play in the stream. Move up on to Laverton Hill, with sweeping views of the vale of Evesham towards…
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Continue reading →: Crickley Hill Circular3.5 km /2.3 miles Panoramic Views, flat terrain and toilet and café facilities make this walk a firm favourite what ever the ages or abilities of your kids. PARKING: Pay and Display run by the Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust. Location GL4 8JY. HIGHLIGHTS: Crickley Hill Country Park has many varied walks,…
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Continue reading →: Snowdrops in the Cotswolds [2025]Image courtesy of Colesbourne Gardens A pretty snow drop walk is just the ticket for family fun, even when winter is still in full swing. I’m always looking for ideas on places to go as a family in the winter to get us all out and about for a bit;…
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Continue reading →: The Prettiest Villages of The Cotswolds to visit with kidsRead below to discover our guide for families visiting the Cotswolds! Our run down of the must see villages in the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Get ready to discover the cutest villages in the Cotswolds. Visiting the Cotswolds is stepping in to a world of charm, with its rolling…
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Continue reading →: 20 Family Walks in the CotswoldsLooking for a walk suitable for the kids as well as the grown ups? Our selection of family- friendly walks are perfect for children, in and around the Cotswolds Are you looking for walks in the Cotswolds that you can do with your kids? We love to get the walking…
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Continue reading →: Affordable Family Christmas Activities in the Cotswolds 2025Looking for fun and budget friendly activies for all the family this Christmas? As much as we love all the Christmas days out the Cotswolds have to offer, they aren’t cheap, and filling the Christmas holidays and winter weekends with things to do adds up – fast! In this post,…
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Continue reading →: Bibury to Coln St Aldwyns (Circular)Need to Know HIGHLIGHTS: A lovely walk through Bibury Village taking in the famous Arlington Row, then through lush meadows, woodlands and views of the rolling hills surrounding Bibury. Step by step 1. Park next to the River on ” The Street”. You will see the lovely Arlington Row on…
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Continue reading →: Chipping Campden Guide for FamiliesChipping Campden is a well known market town in the north Cotswolds offering visitors a picturesque town with honey stone buildings and cottages, historic market hall and church offering beautiful pictures and a gorgeous place to explore. It’s a good place to base yourself as it is also very close…
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Continue reading →: Cam Peak Walk3.5 mile circular / 5.6 km A spectacular short walk over Cam Peak, Cam Long Down and Uley Bury Highlights: Explore the beauty of the Cotswold escarpment on this Cam Peak and Cam down trail. Enjoy stunning views across the Severn plain on this family-friendly walk, wandering through wildflower-rich grasslands…
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Best Cotswold Villages & Towns to Visit with Kids
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Continue reading →: Best Cotswold Villages & Towns to Visit with KidsFind the best places to visit with kids to keep the whole family happy on a trip to explore the charming Cotswolds. The Cotswolds is choc-a-block full of quaint villages and quirky towns to get your fix of cute tearooms, cobbled streets, and rose covered cottages – but are any…
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Continue reading →: The Town of PainswickA guide for families Painswick is an interesting little town – it’s small, but has everything you want from a traditional cotswold market town; honey stoned charm, views, countryside and history. Its a little bit quirky, which we loved, and not really on the tourist trail – great for those…
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Continue reading →: Snowshill Village Guide for FamiliesSleepy Snowshill is a great choice for families exploring the Cotswolds – It’s good looking, cute and quaint – but without lots of tourists and no where near as busy as somewhere like Bourton-on-the-Water. There are a few good things to do as a family in the village, some great…
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Continue reading →: The Slaughters Village Guide for FamiliesUpper and Lower Slaughter – the two small villages in the Cotswolds, collectively known as ‘The Slaughters’. Located only a couple of miles from the more famous Bourton-on-the-Water, The Slaughters are tiny, but extremely beautiful. With pretty English country hotels, shallows rivers running through the centre, and of course the…
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Continue reading →: Lower and Upper Slaughter Circular WalkThe Slaughters – Upper and Lower Slaughter – are two really pretty, really small villages that are super scenic and close to each other – a perfect short walk in the Cotswolds where you really feel you’ve found two hidden gems. Great for families who are looking for a walk…
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Continue reading →: Bibury Village GuideBibury is a very popular Cotswold village, with a famous row of beautiful stone cottages that attract lots of tourists throught the year – if you are looking for quaint, pretty and the perfect English village scene – you’ve found it. Busy as it may be, the village is charming,…













