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Upper Hill Farm B&B

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51.917°N, 2.007°W
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The stone farmhouse sits tucked into the Pennine folds, where the first light catches the bedroom windows and birdsong drifts up from the valley below.

This is a proper B&B with camping pods out in the field — ideal if you want a roof overhead but fancy waking somewhere that feels wild and remote. The guest house rooms suit couples after a comfortable base for walking, while the pods work for families who want their own space without the full tent rigmarole. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so worth ringing ahead if you're bringing yours. The location feels genuinely away from it all, though you're still within reach of market towns and moorland trails.

It's a small, personal setup — expect a warm welcome rather than hotel polish. Campfires need checking when you arrive, and facilities aren't extensively listed, so best to ask what's available when you book. The vibe is quiet and old-fashioned in the best sense: somewhere you go to sleep well, eat a proper breakfast, and spend your days outside.

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Gustav Holst Way (Holst Birthplace Museum to Corndean Lane)

Follows a 7km linear route through Cheltenham's outskirts with gentle to moderate inclines as you leave the town behind. Terrain mixes pavements, footpaths and field edges – suitable for older children but not buggies. Dogs welcome on leads through farmland sections. Connects the composer's birthplace museum to quieter countryside beyond, offering a cultural start before escaping into the Cotswold fringes with pleasant valley views.

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0.97 km from campsite
Route length: 7 km
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Isbourne Way

Follows the Isbourne stream for 22km through gentle Cotswold countryside from Winchcombe to Evesham, mostly flat with occasional gentle rises. Largely suitable for families and fit older children, though the full length is ambitious for little ones—consider shorter sections. Generally buggy-friendly on well-maintained paths, though expect stiles and potentially muddy stretches after rain. Dogs welcome throughout. Lovely mix of water meadows, quintessential Cotswold villages, and Vale of Evesham

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2.69 km from campsite
Route length: 22 km

St Kenelm's Trail

Follows an ancient pilgrimage path through rolling Cotswold countryside with moderate climbs and descents over mixed terrain including fields, woodland tracks and quiet lanes. Mostly suitable for older children but not buggy-friendly due to stiles and uneven surfaces. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Links historic churches and villages with stunning valley views, tracing the legendary route where the young Saxon prince-saint's body was carried to Winchcombe Abbey—ideal for history buffs se

Hiking routeRegional network
4.95 km from campsite

Isbourne Way

Follows the gentle Isbourne stream from Winchcombe through classic Cotswold countryside to Cheltenham, mostly flat with occasional gentle inclines. Perfect for families and buggies on the lower sections, though some stiles and field paths may challenge pushchairs near Winchcombe. Dogs welcome throughout. Offers peaceful waterside walking, wildflower meadows, and village pub stops, making it ideal for a relaxed half-day ramble through quintessential Gloucestershire scenery without the crowds of b

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5.08 km from campsite

Winchcombe Way (West)

Circles the western edge of Winchcombe through mixed farmland and woodland paths with moderate inclines, including sections along the Cotswold escarpment offering valley views. Terrain varies from field tracks to established footpaths—generally manageable for older children but not buggy-friendly due to stiles and uneven ground. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Provides a quieter alternative to the busier Cotswold Way while showcasing classic limestone countryside and glimpses of this histo

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6.12 km from campsite
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