Beeches Farm Campsite

Severn Way (3) Worcester to Bristol

Follows the River Severn through 153km of varied terrain from Worcester to Bristol, mostly flat riverside paths with gentle climbs around the Cotswold Edge. Suitable for experienced families doing shorter sections, but full route requires multi-day commitment and some stretches can be mudgy. Dogs welcome throughout. Offers exceptional riverside scenery, historic towns like Tewkesbury and Gloucester, plus the dramatic tidal bore and Severn crossings near Bristol.

Gloucestershire Way

Stretches 100 miles across Gloucestershire from the Cotswolds to the Severn Vale, tackling varied terrain including rolling hills, woodland paths, and riverside sections with moderate climbs throughout. Not suitable for buggies due to stiles, gates, and uneven ground, though families with older children can tackle shorter sections. Dogs welcome but must be kept under control near livestock, common along farmland stretches. Offers quintessential English countryside: honey-stone villages, ancient

Wales Coast Path (South Wales)

Traces South Wales' dramatic coastline with constant ups and downs—expect serious climbs on cliff sections, though some stretches near beaches are flatter. Not suitable for buggies; challenging for young children due to steep coastal ascents and uneven paths. Dogs welcome but must be on leads near livestock and nesting birds. Delivers stunning maritime views, secluded coves, industrial heritage sites, and diverse wildlife from seabirds to seals along Wales' spectacular southern shore.

Wye Valley Walk

Offa's Dyke Path

National Trails