Bourton-On-The-Water Site Leaflet

Bourton-on-the-Water Club Site Explore the Cotswolds

Places to see and things to do in the local area Make the most of your time

Broadway

07 Moreton Whichford 10 in Tewkesbury Toddington 05 Marsh

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Cheltenham 06 08 04 Bourton 11 03 on the Charlbury Gloucester Turkdean Water Brockworth Birdlip Northleach Hardwicke Burford

Visit Don’t forget to check your Great Saving Guide for all the 1 Cotswold Farm Park latest offers on attractions throughout the UK. Great Savings Over 50 rare farm animal breeds, Guide camc.com/greatsavingsguide seasonal demonstrations and children’s activities. 6 Horse riding 2 Sudeley Castle & Gardens Tour picturesque Cotswold The last home and burial place villages and scenery on horseback, of Katherine Parr, with award suitable for all ages. winning gardens. 7 Cotswold Falconry Centre 3 Birdland Park and Gardens Eagles, hawks, owls, vultures and A natural setting on the River falcons are flown, giving you the Windrush with over 500 birds chance to appreciate their speed, from around the world, picnic grace and agility. areas, play grounds and more. 4 The Model Village Cotswold Falconry Centre The only grade II listed model village in the country, replicating Bourton-on-the-Water. 5 Batsford Arboretum 55 acres of garden, statuesque trees, wild flowers and waterfalls. Walk Cycle

8 Local Walks 9 National Cycle Network There are lots of scenic walks in The nearest route to this site is the area including a stroll through 48, Fosse 2. the landscape of the Cotswolds. Starting by the river Windrush in Bourton-on-the-Water, pass to Lower Slaughter and walk along the river Eye to Upper Slaughter.

Upper Slaughter

Explore Gloucester Cathedral

10 Moreton-in-Marsh An elegant and traditional Cotswolds market town, home to beautiful historic architecture and the largest open-air street market in the region. 11 Gloucester Boasting over 2,000 years of history stretching back to the Roman period, this beautiful cathedral city features a magnificent castle, historic docks and lots of museums, shops and attractions. Visitor’s top tips

View from Cleeve Hill

Visits to Stow-on-the-Wold and Cleeve Hill offers excellent walking and Bourton-On-The-Water are a must. Both stunning views. are really beautiful, vibrant villages. The Farmers Arms pub in Guiting Power The site is good for dog owners as serves great food with lovely service. the dog walking area leads out on to The National Trust’s Chedworth Roman surrounding bridleways and footpaths. Villa, Crickley Hill and Hailes Abbey The walk from the site to Salperton is sites are all worth a visit. lovely and very peaceful. Drive to Cheltenham Race Course and There is motorhome parking in take the Steam Railway to Broadway. Bourton-on-the-Water behind Co-op. Lots of the pubs and cafes in the village Moreton-in-Marsh is a lovely, thriving are dog-friendly, and there is a beautiful market town with so much history - park to let them run around in. head to the bustling Tuesday market.

Close by

Supermarkets Petrol Station Tourist Information The closest is the the Co-op Co-op service station 4.9 Victoria Street, Bourton on in Bourton-on-the-Water, 4.9 miles, BP 5.1 miles. the Water. miles away. There is a Tesco Cashpoint Public Transport in Stow-on-the-Wold, 8 miles Co-op in Bourton-on-the- There is a limited hail & away. Water, 4.9 miles. The Post ride bus service from the Cinema Office in Bourton also offers top of the entrance road to Cineworld in Cheltenham. cash withdrawals. Cheltenham or Moreton-in- Swimming pool Marsh calling at Bourton and In Bourton-on-the-Water. Stow.

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