Fallowview Campsite

Caldicot & Black Rock Loop

Loops through Caldicot's Nedr reserve and along the Severn Estuary to Black Rock viewpoint, mixing flat marshland boardwalks with gentle grassland paths. Mostly level terrain makes it manageable for older children, though muddy sections and stiles rule out buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Worth it for big estuary views, wading birds, and the contrast between wetland wilderness and industrial Severn crossings on the horizon.

Jubilee Way (South Gloucestershire)

Follows field paths and quiet lanes through rolling South Gloucestershire countryside, linking villages between Thornbury and the Cotswold escarpment. Mostly gentle terrain with occasional moderate climbs, particularly near the eastern end. The full 27km is a full-day commitment, but it's easily split into shorter sections – ideal for families tackling bite-sized chunks, though stiles and farm gates make buggies impractical. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards include sweeping valley v

King Charles III England Coast Path: Aust to Brean Down

Follows England's southwest coastline through varied terrain including mudflats, beaches, and clifftop sections with some steep ascents, particularly approaching Brean Down. Suitable for experienced families with older children, but extended length and challenging sections make it unsuitable for buggies or very young kids. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and clifftop areas. Delivers stunning Severn Estuary views, diverse coastal habitats, and proper long-distance walking along Britain's new

Severn Way (3) Worcester to Bristol

Gloucestershire Way