Chipping Norton Camp Site

Seven Shires Way

Traverses 234km through seven counties from Sherborne to Warwick, combining gentle Cotswold valleys with steady climbs over rolling hills. Terrain varies from riverside paths and farmland (often muddy) to market town streets. Not suitable for buggies or young children – it's a long-distance trail requiring fitness and navigation skills. Dogs welcome but livestock gates frequent. Rewards walkers with quintessential English countryside, historic villages, and the satisfaction of a multi-day challe

D'Arcy Dalton Way

Stretches 107km across Oxfordshire's Cotswolds and Thames Valley with moderate rolling hills and some steep climbs through woodland and farmland. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to length and terrain, though individual sections work for older kids. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards walkers with quintessential English countryside, historic villages, ancient forests, and sweeping ridge-top views across multiple counties—best tackled in stages over several days.

Wychwood Way

Stretches 37 miles through Oxfordshire's ancient Wychwood Forest from Woodstock to Ascott-under-Wychwood, threading rolling countryside, medieval villages and remnant woodland. Terrain varies from gentle farmland tracks to moderate hills with some steep sections near the Evenlode Valley—best suited for older children and experienced family walkers rather than buggies. Dogs welcome throughout on leads near livestock. Divided into manageable stages, it's perfect for multi-day adventures or cherry-

Cross Cotswold Pathway

Diamond Way