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Where to Eat & Drink around the Cotswold Water Park

We know that you are going to make the most of the self-catering facilities in your cottage or lodge, but a holiday wouldn’t be a holiday without an occasional treat.…

The 12 Best Pubs in the Cotswolds

After a delightful countryside amble through the rolling landscapes of the Cotswolds, there’s nothing better than chancing upon an idyllic Cotswolds pub residing peacefully in a delightful village, full of…

13 of the Best Farm Shops in the Cotswolds

The Cotswolds Area of Outstanding National Beauty is well known for its gorgeous villages, splendid wool towns, stunning views & the best Cotswold country pubs, but did you know the…

10 Reasons to visit the Cotswold Lakes

The Cotswold Water Park is an area of 40 square miles and 150 lakes that evolved from old gravel pits creating a beautiful Lakeland area. It provides the home for…

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