Looking for fresh veggies to accompany your catch of the day? Some mouth watering cheeses from a bustling local Farmers Market? Fancy a drop of Cider in a 15th Century pub. Whatever the season, there’s something to delight and inspire… Why not treat yourself to an aerial view of The Cotswold Way in a glider or, more extreme,a tandem skydive! Afterwards, duck down into a spa town for refreshment and/or some lively entertainment. Walk in the footsteps of Iron Age Man and discover the lay of this beautiful area with it’s rich and diverse history. Whatever your anticipated experience of the Cotswolds, we hope that the following links will prove useful in planning and researching your trip. Our Campervans also contain information packs on ‘What’s On’ and where to stay.

Good Food and Drink

 

www.cotswold-calling.com	Great places to eat!
www.thecotswoldgateway.co.uk	Includes information on forthcoming Farmers’ markets
www.bredonhillfoods.co.uk	Lucy’s delicious local produce
www.daylesfordorganic.com	Chic, upmarket restaurant, delicatessen, shop, plus oriental tearoom. Stylish shopping and dining with the very best quality food and drink. You can sit outside in good weather
www.fresh-n-local.co.uk	Farmers Markets and Farm Shops
www.churchfarmcheese.co.uk	Handmade cheeses such as Double Gloucester, Church farm crumbly, holy smoked cheddar, Cotswold cream cheese and single Gloucester
www.hayles-fruit-farm.co.uk	A farm shop and tearoom supplying a wide range of locally grown produce. Also including a PYO.
www.tauruscrafts.co.uk	La Bodega delicatassen on site sells an excellent range of products including cheeses, beers, meeats. The resturant serves light meals using local suppliers and ingrediants.
www.threechoirs.com	A leading wine producer making fine red, white and sparkingly wines.
www.hobbshousebakery.co.uk	A very good cafe using local ingrediants, above a wonderful bakery in the small quaint town of Nailsworth.