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Snowshill Village Guide for Families
Sleepy Snowshill is a great choice for families exploring the Cotswolds – It’s good looking, cute and quaint – but without lots of tourists and no where near as busy as somewhere like Bourton-on-the-Water. There are a few good things to do as a family in the village, some great walks and so close to Read more
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The Slaughters Village Guide for Families
Upper and Lower Slaughter – the two small villages in the Cotswolds, collectively known as ‘The Slaughters’. Located only a couple of miles from the more famous Bourton-on-the-Water, The Slaughters are tiny, but extremely beautiful. With pretty English country hotels, shallows rivers running through the centre, and of course the honey stone cottages that make Read more
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Lower and Upper Slaughter Circular Walk
The Slaughters – Upper and Lower Slaughter – are two really pretty, really small villages that are super scenic and close to each other – a perfect short walk in the Cotswolds where you really feel you’ve found two hidden gems. Great for families who are looking for a walk with kids but nothing to Read more
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Bibury Village Guide
Bibury is a very popular Cotswold village, with a famous row of beautiful stone cottages that attract lots of tourists throught the year – if you are looking for quaint, pretty and the perfect English village scene – you’ve found it. Busy as it may be, the village is charming, yet tiny- read on to Read more
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Best Family Walks for Spring in the Cotswolds
Spring is just such a special time of year, especially in the Cotswolds. Let’s face it, the British winter can be long, grey, and wet, and by the time March is here, we are ready for some sunshine, flowers, and all the joys of spring. Bring it on, I say! In our opinion, there is Read more
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Town of Stow-on-the-Wold
Stow on the Wold is a pretty market town, a lovely place to have a wander, with interesting antique shops and great spots to go grab a coffee or stop for lunch. The truth of it is, many places in the sleepy Cotswolds are more suited to retirees than small children; but that doesn’t mean Read more
Cotswold Little Explorers 