Cotswold Farm Park Campsite

Warden's Way

Stretches 22km across the Cotswolds between Winchcombe and Bourton-on-the-Water, following ancient tracks and field paths with moderate climbs through quintessential honey-stone villages. Terrain varies from gentle farmland to steeper woodland sections—manageable for fit families with older children but unsuitable for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards with sweeping escarpment views and classic Cotswold scenery worth the effort.

Windrush Way

Follows the River Windrush through quintessential Cotswold countryside for 22km, mixing riverside paths with gentle rolling hills and stone-built villages. Terrain varies from flat meadows to moderate inclines; best tackled in sections rather than one go with young kids. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Showcases classic honey-stone architecture, water meadows, and that distinctive Cotswolds charm—perfect for a leisurely day exploring proper English pastoral scenery.

Gustav Holst Way (Guiting Power to Wyck Rissington)

Stretches 8km across gentle Cotswold countryside with moderate rolling inclines between picturesque villages. Mostly field paths and quiet lanes, manageable for older children but stiles and potentially muddy sections make it unsuitable for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Follows the composer's childhood landscape through classic golden-stone hamlets, open farmland and traditional dry-stone wall scenery – a peaceful taste of quintessential Cotswolds walking.

Donnington Way

Spans 100km across Oxfordshire countryside, linking Donnington Castle near Newbury to Oxford via canal towpaths, gentle farmland tracks, and medieval villages. Mostly flat to gently undulating terrain with well-marked paths, though some sections can be mudgy after rain. Suitable for families tackling shorter sections, but full distance too ambitious for young children or buggies due to stiles and uneven surfaces. Dogs welcome throughout. Rewards walkers with historic sites, charming Cotswold-edg

Gustav Holst Way (Corndean Lane to Guiting Power)