Oxfordshire blends historic university city charm with scenic countryside and heritage sites.
Faringdon Grange is a lodge holiday collection set in the Oxfordshire countryside near the Cotswolds, suitable for couples and families seeking a peaceful and scenic countryside retreat with opportunities for exploring local towns and outdoor activities.
A rustic one-bedroom cabin set in the North Wessex Downs countryside with private hot tub, scenic views, pet-friendly amenities, and a peaceful ambiance.
Dragon Hill is a natural chalk hill near Uffington, Oxfordshire, famous for its legendary association with Saint George and the dragon. It is part of the National Trust and linked to Iron Age rituals, offering an outdoor historical and cultural experience.
A cosy stone cottage set on the edge of the quiet village of Swerford in Oxfordshire, offering a peaceful and private retreat with countryside surroundings and scenic walking routes nearby. The accommodation features a wood burner and a private hot tub on the patio.
Hook Norton Brewery is a family-owned historic brewery in Oxfordshire offering guided tours through its Victorian Tower Brewery featuring traditional brewing methods, a working steam engine, and beer tastings. Visitors can explore original brewery buildings, shop for artisan products, and enjoy a cafe serving homemade food.
This accommodation offers a luxurious garden hideaway set in the gently rolling landscape of the Northern Cotswolds, featuring a private garden, hot tub, and outdoor heated swimming pool in a peaceful countryside estate.
Upton House and Gardens in Warwickshire is a 1930s honey-coloured country house featuring a world-renowned art collection and fine Chelsea porcelain, set within dramatic terraced gardens designed for leisure and pleasure. Visitors can explore the accessible ground floor of the house, extensive gardens, enjoy the Pavilion Café, and take part in family-friendly outdoor activities and seasonal events.
19 Mar, 17 Apr…
Volunteer-led social walks explore the countryside around Upton House, with routes introducing participants to the local landscape, its nature and history. Two routes of different lengths and difficulty alternate throughout the year.