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· 2623 reviews
Marlborough Rd, Swindon, SN3 6AA, United Kingdom
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· 403 reviews
Swindon, SN5 5PQ, United Kingdom
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Rachael Wells: Lovely location and easily accessible from North and West Swindon and by car! Very wet when it has rained so wear appropriate footwear. Lovely for the dogs too
custom bikes wiltshire: A very nice place to visit nice walk pleasant lot's of space 5 star couple of hrsDog-friendliness: Please keep under control and tidy up after.Picnic area: Lots of open space place to sit please tidy up after
Rob Eustice: Quiet spot, needed somewhere to rest while on a long drive. Didn't explore much but looked nice.
k M: Nice little walk or to take your dogs big field as well no facilities here witch is a shame free parkingDog-friendliness: Nice trail for a dog walk be prepared to carry dog mess tho not many bins
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3. National Trust - The Buscot and Coleshill Estates - Coleshill
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· 142 reviews
Coleshill, Swindon, SN6 7PT, United Kingdom
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Tiffany Joslin: I think it is fairly newly opened. Tried to do the red walk at coleshill which is lovely but couldn't complete it all as it was very flooded alot. Lively range of walks we doen abit or red, green and purple will visit again to complete properly. Nothing really here at this national.trust just a cafe and parking. You need to park at different areas for different walks though we found but all close to eachother but you can access all walks from Coleshill. Only thing to remember is sat nav takes you to cattle grid at start of Coleshill walk but carry on up the road and turn left and then the 2nd left and care park is there. Nothing for kids to do here would say it is only good for walking the dog there is a national trust cafe there.
Stephen Crick: Great cafe on site with some fabulous cakes . Lovely coffee and the savoury snakes are really top notch. The service is with a smile and great outside benches and tables. Come early to get a parking space.Wait time No wait …
Jonathan Smith: Nice Cafe good value 👌 👍Visited on Weekend Wait time Up to 10 min …
Karen Baker: I called in the lovely cafe for a drink after a nice walk . it's a great place all the staff were very helpful and friendly.
Sharon Harley: We went to Blakes and had a lovely lunch. Very busy and great atmosphere. Delicious food. Should highly recommend a visit.Visited on Weekday …
Mathew Whitaker: Lovely walk and nice coffee after. Excellent.
Richard Byrne: Coleshill cafe is great, have a full menu, I recommend the breakfast bap, their cakes and coffee. Very nice location, plenty of parking, great interior. Can sit inor outside. Service is excellent as always.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Lydia Smith: Excellent
Karen Pilcher: Lunch at the new cafe - excellent!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Nick Cox: Today we attended the Coleshill Christmas market. It was a lot of fun and we all had a good timeVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
David Lillycrop: was set up really well and I enjoyed the experience of climbing into it and getting out through the escape tunnel.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …
Paul Oldridge: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure
Michael Duller: Amazing setting, lovely cafe, friendly staff, nice vibe.
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· 339 reviews
Wroughton, Swindon, SN4 0QH, United Kingdom
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5. Liddington Castle - Liddington
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· 54 reviews
Liddington, Swindon, SN4 0HJ, United Kingdom
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6. Swindon Lagoons Nature Reserve - Central Swindon North
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Unnamed Road, Swindon, SN5 7ET, United Kingdom
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Not open to the public. Visits are limited to guided tours and open days only.
Swindon Lagoons is an incredible story of nature’s ability to recover. Until 1985 the lagoons stored waste by-products of Thames Water’s sewage treatment works. Thames Water cleared them out, they were planted with reeds, and wildlife has flooded back under our management.
The reserve lies behind a security fence and visits are limited to guided tours and open days. Book one and enjoy your walk around the 15 lagoons, reed beds, grassland, marshland and stretch of River Ray.
The site can be seen from the viewing platform on the cycle path. In summer follow paths cut through rough grass to see dragonflies like the common darter and emperor. Grass snakes and slow worms will sunbathe on a warm day. Watch sand martins, swallows and reed buntings hunt for insects over the water. In winter see if you can spot shoveler duck, little egret and tufted duck on the water while snipe and sandpipers probe the mud for insects. Look out for tennis ball-sized knots of woven grasses at the tops of long grass – the nests of harvest mice.
Great crested newts, frogs and toads are found in most lagoons. You might even see an otter or water vole in the river. Visit in the evenings and you could spot roe deer, foxes, badgers and bats - the tiny pipistrelle, Daubenton’s and serotin. Volunteers ensure that open water doesn’t turn into woodland through a buildup of vegetation and that all habitats are maintained in balance.
Not open to the public. Visits are limited to guided tours and open days only.
Swindon Lagoons is an incredible story of nature’s ability to recover. Until 1985 the lagoons stored waste by-products of Thames Water’s sewage treatment works. Thames Water cleared them out, they were planted with reeds, and wildlife has flooded back under our management.
The reserve lies behind a security fence and visits are limited to guided tours and open days. Book one and enjoy your walk around the 15 lagoons, reed beds, grassland, marshland and stretch of River Ray.
The site can be seen from the viewing platform on the cycle path. In summer follow paths cut through rough grass to see dragonflies like the common darter and emperor. Grass snakes and slow worms will sunbathe on a warm day. Watch sand martins, swallows and reed buntings hunt for insects over the water. In winter see if you can spot shoveler duck, little egret and tufted duck on the water while snipe and sandpipers probe the mud for insects. Look out for tennis ball-sized knots of woven grasses at the tops of long grass – the nests of harvest mice.
Great crested newts, frogs and toads are found in most lagoons. You might even see an otter or water vole in the river. Visit in the evenings and you could spot roe deer, foxes, badgers and bats - the tiny pipistrelle, Daubenton’s and serotin. Volunteers ensure that open water doesn’t turn into woodland through a buildup of vegetation and that all habitats are maintained in balance.
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7. Hackpen White Horse - Winterbourne Bassett
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· 92 reviews
45 Wiltshire Cres, Swindon, SN4 9PF, United Kingdom
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8. Hilcot Viewpoint - Dowdeswell
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· 14 reviews
Dowdeswell, Cheltenham, GL54 4LT, United Kingdom
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Nicu B.: Great place to have a wonderful view over the largest area of Cheltenham.
John Bradshaw: Fantastic panoramic views. Wonderful.
gregory666: Nice walk today from here to Colesbourne and back. About 4hrs circular walk. Lovely pond to visit in Upper Hilcot.
RE P: Great little stroll, some pinic benches and sheep at the top of the hill
Steve Oates: Small nature reserve, good for butterflies in spring. Watch out for snakes!!
Christopher Whistler: It is a lovely place to walk my dog, and great views. Chris Gloucester
Andy Pickersgill: Good walks, good views. Nice spot. Nice big potholes to avoid
Alastair Stevens: Great spot for a picnic without the crowds, and the starting point for lots of lovely Cotswolds country walks among meadows, horses and sheep, with fabulous views.
Al Bell: A basic spot, great view, a short walk, fully enclosed so good for the dog to run about freely when there are no cows.
J K Ayers Groundworks UK: Nice Spot for the boys to go sledging thanks to the beast from the east.
Hugo Pickering: The perfect dropoff when travelling to the M5
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9. National Trust - Badbury - Great Coxwell
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· 473 reviews
Coleshill Dr, Faringdon, SN7 7NL, United Kingdom
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10. National Trust - Lockeridge Dene and Piggledene - West Overton
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· 30 reviews
Lockeridge Ln, Lockeridge, Marlborough SN8 4EQ, United Kingdom
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Eileen Carruthers: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait
Donna Chadwick: Lovely sheltered 30 minute walkVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Claudius Kohrt: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No
Bob Franklin: I always thought where did the stones come from for Stonehenge? After all I did live next to it for 14 years. Well now I know where and how. The blue stone was from wales. You could walk all the way to Avebury Ring on these stones but sadly they have been removed by Farmers before the Trust took over.
Annabel Kaye: Small but fasinatingVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Susan Womersley: Not a place to come for whole day out but Avery Stone circle is just a short trip away
TheFinsbro: Where chisels are still stuck in the rocks
Simeon Smith: Sarsen stones scattered along a dry valley. The nature reserve spans three fields. My kids enjoyed climbing on the stones. You can park on the road through the village, and there is a small playground opposite the nature reserve entrance.
Paul Cooper: Fantastic grey weathers - Sarsen stones- great place for a packed lunch in the sun
Adrian Ross-Magenty: You can rent the cottage there on Airbandb
Alexander Hudson: Beautiful part of Wiltshire between Avebury and Marlborough. Pretty much the very picture of an English village harbouring a tiny part of a national treasure. Littered about as though forgotten remnants of ancient sarsen stone that dot the monuments of this part of the landscape of the country. Lockeridge itself is also home to the 'who'd a thought it' pub and close to Silbury Hill and West Kennet long barrow. If you like ancient history up close you can't go wrong in this part of the world.
Ian Sharratt: Quite lovely spot. Sarsen stones everywhere and there's a path weaving through them. If you climb up the bank on one side there's a great view over this small valley - stayed nearby in an AirBnB which was charming.
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· 543 reviews
21 Rock Road, Dursley, GL11 5AU, United Kingdom
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12. Morgan's Hill - Bishops Cannings
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· 44 reviews
Bishops Cannings, Devizes, SN10 2LP, United Kingdom
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Keanen: ONE OF WILTSHIRE’S BEST HILLS!!!
Roger Perkins: Ideal place for a walk to see wildlife; certainly plenty of butterflies, Marsh Fritillary, Common Blue and Grizzled Skipper being most numerous of 18 species, amongst a few day flying moths, five spot Burnet, Cinnabar and Burnet Companion
Caz Hailstone: Beautiful spot for a Bee Count with a friend who goes there often for that reason. V well kept with managed woods, steep fields with ridgelets, wide pathways & good access with info.boards. Views to the North are amazing.."I can see for miles & miles & miles".Cowslips all over & many other species of bird, plant & butterfly.. a favourite area for spotters. Free. Main path can be muddy; ok for a bumpy wheelchair ride or buggy. Dogs on leads only due to cattle.
Jamie Taggart: Beautiful reserveVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
shackwish price: Good place to play radioVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Si Mundy: Lovely winters walk 😁Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait …
Dan Porter: It was very dry on our visit. Usually you will find many varieties of wild flowers and butterflies but I think wildlife was struggling somewhat. Stunning views.Dog-friendliness: Be sure to check for any livestock before allowing dogs off leadPicnic area: There is a picnic area with benches and tables.
Peter Bonner: Fantastic views and getting a great cardio workout reaching the top
Chris Gale: Visited on Public holiday Wait time No wait
Peter Farrow: Wait time No wait
philip usher: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No
Hos Per: This a fantastic place where conservation work helps maintain a diverse range of flora and fauna.
Ivor Humphries: We have just been for a lovely walk up to Morgan's hill nature reserve in the lovely evening sunshine, it's a nice gentle walk up a slope and the views are marvellous you can see for miles and walk for miles if you want to....It looks out over the lovely Wiltshire countryside over looking the rear of the cherhill white horse hill and monument,well worth making the effort,we spotted a deer and lots of birds and butterflies amongst the wild flora and fauna...There is loads of room to park with picnic tables around.....visited this lovely place again in the winter of February 2019 the snow was quite deep in places about 2 to 3 feet in some of the drifts,it was a very fresh walk but well worth it managed to take some lovely photos for you all lto look at.Another visit on 1st April 2022...If you think this review is helpful please give it a 👍 up,Thank you.❤️
suparna das: and to my surprise I could go upto a junction where a road to a private farm starts and we returned from there for the day.only challenge with the pram was where there was some ridge on the road possibly from farm vehicle ,but it was manageable,apart from this the trip was enjoyable.Hoping to go again to complete the trail one day.Parking space at smallgrain picnic area is large,free.easy to find.
Mitch Harris: Great for natureGreat for the views
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· 371 reviews
Folly Path, Faringdon, SN7 7AQ, United Kingdom
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Shellie Stocks: Great little walk in Faringdon. Lots for little ones to spot, or adults equally. The Tower only opens in April, so didn't get to go up it. But plenty of information and lovely views.Visited on Weekday …
Jenny Downing: are hidden amongst the trees of this small woodland that perches on top of Folly Hill. Small children and adults alike enjoy seeking them out.There's a giant hare looking towards the Uffington White Horse
Mariateresa Belleri: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait
Beverley Angel: Lovely dog walk this morningVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Mónica Toto: Magic place!Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Stuart Mason: Nice walking with my buddy harvested some green pine cones , makes special jam ☮
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· 8733 reviews
Hungerford, RG17 0UN, United Kingdom
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15. National Trust - Calstone and Cherhill Downs - Cherhill
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· 60 reviews
Cherhill Way, Calne, SN11 0FG, United Kingdom
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16. Leckhampton Hill - Shurdington
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· 44 reviews
Cotswold Way, Shurdington, Cheltenham GL53 9QH, United Kingdom
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17. Martinsell Hill - Milton Lilbourne
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· 11 reviews
Marlborough, SN8 4PA, United Kingdom
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Philip Maguire: Amazing views across Pewsey Vale. Free car park, albeit very small.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Nick Miles: Incredibly scenic and beautiful location.I have very fond memories and some cine film footage of visiting for picnics with my family, as a child.The sky still seems as big and as vast today as it did back then!
Rosie Ray: A bit of a climb but worth it. You can see for miles! Buzzards and Red Kites frequently glide over the summit.
Fiona Wycherley: Great views from the top, lovely walking up and down. So peaceful and unspoilt.
Rubo Stars: Breathtaking views, the walk is easy and when I visited I had the chance to see the moonrise
md: Thank you everyone for your wonderful photos of this amazing place!
Chris Baish: , you can walk along the ridge line and be treated to views of the picturesque village of Oare, which is at the end of an easy descent down the hill.
Jcraft: Wonderful walks, amazing routes and not too busy! Paths were well maintained.
Mark Fosbery: My Mum's favourite place to sit and enjoy the beautiful views and tranquility of the Pewsey Vale.
Daniel Williams: Beautiful place for a sunrise
Robin Milton: Gorgeous vistas looking over Wiltshire. Good views of the ceremonial 'clumps' opposite. Warning though Not buggy friendly and plenty of cow pats! ⚠️🐄⚠️
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18. Viewing point - Bibury
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· 23 reviews
7 The St, Bibury, Cirencester GL7 5NP, United Kingdom
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Bert Noteboom: 100% enjoy walking around this 'living painting'... It is not without reason that many artists are inspired here. Free parking.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
colt saa: This is the second village we visited on our Cotswolds tour. Personally, I felt this was the quietest and most ``comfortable'' place of the four I visited. Honestly, there's nothing there, but that's good. That's important.
夏博: Rated as the most beautiful British town, you must visit it if you have the chance.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
dtd dtd: Beautiful place where you can see swans, ducks and even trout. It is well worth stopping for a while and taking a look around.
Lee: A beautiful old village. Peace, quiet, full of gentle emotions are what you can feel easily when visiting this ancient village.Visited on Weekend …
Peter H. James: Traditional wool weavers cottages, owned by National Trust but rented out to long term tennants.
David Willetts: Quintessential English beauty. Lovely little village.
Ayyappan Moolesseril: Ideal for a day out. Trout farms and coffee shops are the other attractions. You will get cool photos from thereVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Nguyen Duc Huy: Bibury is a fairy tale village, nearly 300 years old. All buildings are made from stone, village roads, fences, houses, roofs, bridges... The scenery is beautiful and the sunset here is amazing! Not to be missed when coming to London!
Derek Hall: Lovely bibury with its trout farm the historical cottages of arlngton row and the river coln running through the place . Its well worth the time to look around this village
Oli P: Such a nice little classic Cotswold village! Can see why it's so busy!Please respect locals here as they must have to put up with so many tourists.
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Emanuele Negri: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes
Sahar I. Khan: What a lovely touristy place!We easily found parking on the road and enjoyed it in rain with less crowd. It gets really busy in summer so try to visit it in off season.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
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· 6905 reviews
Marlborough, SN8 1RF, United Kingdom
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