Chipping Campden Town Guide 2022

CHIPPING CAMPDEN 

TOWN GUIDE 2022 

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Contents 

The Appeal of Chipping Campden 5 

Introduction to the Town/Useful Contacts 6 

The Information Centre 8 

Restaurants, Cafés and Pubs 10 

Glorious Food 11 

Chipping Campden, a brief history 12 

Traditional and Historic Activities 15 

Quirky Campden 16 

A Creative Centre 20 

Specialist Shopping 21 

Dates for your Diary 22 

Open Gardens Weekend 26 

Cotswold Gardens 27 

Local Villages 28 

Nearby Attractions 29 

The Great Outdoors 34 

Walking the Cotswold Hills 35 

Transport Information 36 

Where to Stay 42 

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The Appeal of Chipping Campden 

Don’t come for just a day, to appreciate all that Campden has to offer, 

rest awhile and savour the unique atmosphere of this very special place. 

Centre of creative activities since the Arts & Crafts movement. 

Nationally famed gardens to visit and enjoy - Hidcote, Kiftsgate, E.W. (China) Wilson 

Memorial Garden and the Open Gardens weekend. 

Community life, multifaceted and thriving. 

A relaxing and historic small market town with excellent restaurants, hotels 

and shops. 

Gently curving High Street of unusual beauty and architectural harmony with 

over 200 mainly 15th century listed buildings. 

Cultural events including the renowned Music and Literature Festivals, historic Dover’s 

Olimpick Games, Scuttlebrook Wake, Stratford-upon-Avon theatre, Cheltenham Gold 

Cup and Cheltenham Festivals. 

A perfect base for enjoying the Cotswold villages and countryside; many historic 

castles, country houses and other attractions nearby. 

Glorious walking In the Cotswold Hills and along the Cotswold Way National Trail. 

Local food country markets and farm shops. 

Outdoor activities such as cycling, horse-riding, fishing and many more. 

Nearby places to visit include Oxford, Blenheim, Warwick, Stratford, Cheltenham, 

Worcester - all within easy reach. 

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Introduction to the Town 

If you visit just one place in the Cotswolds, the charming, small market town of 

Chipping Campden should be it. Its gently curving and unspoilt High Street is a 

masterpiece of mellow stone. 

From the splendour of St James’ Church, one of the Cotswolds finest wool churches 

to one of Campden’s oldest buildings, Grevel House, there are more 

than two hundred listed buildings in Chipping Campden and there are many 

buildings associated with the Arts and Crafts and the Guild of Handicraft movement. 

Visitors with special interests in architectural and social history, 

as well as arts and crafts, love Campden but, essentially, it is a relaxing place which 

offers great hotels, restaurants, shops and so much else of interest for longer stay as 

well as day visitors. 

Cotswold stone, centuries of fine craftsmanship and a rich social history endow 

Campden with an extraordinary and beautiful built heritage. History lingers 

here, and the town has a timeless sanctuary-like quality. A well-founded sense of 

community life and pride in this still thriving small town adds to its charm. 

“Five roads lead into Campden. Whichever way you come, or wherever you stand on the 

low hills that all but ring the little town, the glory of the Perpendicular tower of St. James’ 

Church will catch your eye.” - Col G. S. Powell - author 

Useful Contacts 

The Information Centre 01386 841206 

Police (non-emergencies) 101 

Emergency 999 

Doctor 01386 841894 

North Cotswold Hospital 03004 218770 

Dentist – Ashbee House 01386 840840 

Dentist – Todays Dental 01386 840866 

Chemist 01386 840251 

Vet 01386 852421 

Osteopath 01386 833338 

Chiropodist 01386 443382 

Town Clerk 01386 841298 

Library 01386 840692 

Sports Centre 01386 841595 

Travel local bus (Hedgehog) 01386 841849 

National Rail Enquiries 03457 484950 

LOCAL TAXIS 

Northwick Private Hire 07855 824788 

Cookie & Darren Private Hire 07565 226887 

Les Proctor 07580 993492 

Claremont cars (Honeybourne) 07921 970711 

Cotswold Connections 07813 133847 

Cotswold Taxis (Moreton) 07710 117471 

Nth Cotswold Pte Taxis 07832 915871 

Chipping Campden Information Centre is happy to help with all your needs 

for information about the town including brochures, maps, gifts and tickets. 

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Small and narrow, but rich of 

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helpful. I would suggest to buy the 

Chipping Campden guide and map. 

Fabulous place, tons of information 

We are open 7 days a 

and friendly help. 

week from mid-March 

to mid-November from 

9.30am to 5pm. In the winter months we are still open 

7 days a week, but from 9.30am to 1.00pm, 

Monday to Thursday and 9.30am to 4.00pm, 

Friday to Sunday. 

Call in and see us at the Old Police Station, in the High Street, opposite the Market 

Hall. You’ll find helpful and informative staff and volunteers, who can help you 

make the most of your visit, we can even find you somewhere to stay, so you can 

be sure that your accommodation will be everything that you want it to be. 

At the northern end of the National Trail known as The Cotswold Way, we have a 

range of maps and guide books to help you plan your walk. 

We offer an extensive selection of maps, guides, postcards, gifts, souvenirs, local 

products and books of local interest and history, together with a range of free 

brochures and leaflets. We also sell Discounted Advance tickets for Blenheim 

Palace, Shakespeare’s Birthplace Trust and Warwick Castle. 

For full information about rail and bus services please contact Chipping Campden Information Centre 

T: 01386 841206 

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Restaurants, 

Cafés and 

Pubs 

Chipping Campden seems to attract 

excellent chefs from far and wide, 

bringing with them a rich variety 

of influences. The result is some 

exceptional restaurants, all within 

walking distance, right in the heart 

of Campden. 

With excellent local produce to work 

with, you can eat extremely well in 

Campden, and there are many pubs 

and bars where you can chat over 

a drink. 

There is no better way to meet local 

characters than around the bar of 

a Campden pub or inn. These great 

British institutions have been around 

for the last 900 years and they 

still form the thriving centre of the 

community in Cotswold villages and 

market towns. 

A delight in Campden is to wander 

into one of the many coffee shops 

and tea rooms for a morning coffee 

and pastry, either with friends or to 

read the newspapers. 

If you can tear yourself away from 

Campden itself, you will find a wealth 

of great restaurants within a short 

drive of Campden. There are even 

pubs you can walk to across the 

fields from Campden. 


Glorious Food... 

The Cotswolds is an agricultural area and its food producers offer specialities 

including superb cheeses, wines, fruits, vegetables, juices, biscuits, beers, and 

the famous Cotswold Lamb. 

There are many farm shops and farmers’ markets in and around Campden 

where you can buy local produce and there are producers to visit; perhaps a 

brewery visit, a wine tasting, or a visit to a local farm food shop. 

The famous Pudding Club is in the next village of Mickleton. 

Chipping Campden is famous for producing sprouts and other vegetables, 

whilst the Vale of Evesham is celebrated for the well-known asparagus 

festival in Badsey. The Market Garden of England is at the foot of the 

dramatic escarpment the far side of Dover’s Hill. 

Bee keeping, cider and gin making and other traditional country activities 

remain popular in the area. 


Chipping Campden 

“Nothing much is known about life 

in Campden before the Romans 

came, although Neolithic, Bronze 

and Iron Age remains abound 

locally. We also have Roman roads 

all around, from the Fosse Way 

(A429) to the east, and Ryknild 

Street and Buckle Street to the 

west, as well as evidence of Roman 

settlements all over the area.” 

We have unsubstantiated evidence 

that a council of Saxon kings was 

held here around 689. It is reputed 

to have been a meeting place for 

the Saxons of the Widless Hundred 

possibly at the Kiftsgate Stone, 

about which little is known, which 

sits quietly in the woods above 

the town. 

Local place names give us a little 

more substantial evidence, as most 

local names, including Campden, 

are of Saxon origin. The Domesday 

Book records that the Manor & 

Village (now Broad Campden) 

previously belonged to King Harold. 

100 years later this was granted 

to Hugh De Gondeville and he is 

reputed to have created Campden’s 

mile-long High St. with its 

characteristic bulge providing space 

for a market place created when 

the town’s first charter was granted 

in 1186 (and Chipping – meaning 

market – was added). 

The hills that surround Campden 

on three sides proved ideal for 

sheep and Cotswold wool was soon 

considered amongst the finest 

in Europe. Chipping Campden 

became a major centre of the wool 

trade with purchasers coming from 

as far as Italy. The wealthy wool 

merchants built houses here, two 

still survive in Grevel House and 

Woolstaplers Hall and money was 

provided to rebuild the church, 

which is now considered one of the 

three finest “wool churches” in the 

Cotswolds, it contains the oldest 

surviving priest’s cope from the 

14th century. The unique Altar 

Frontals C1500 

were copied by 

command of 

Queen Mary for 

the High Altar of 

Westminster for 

the Coronation 

Ceremony in 

1912. 


A Brief History... 

The manor was bought in 1609 by 

Sir Baptist Hicks, a wealthy London 

textile merchant and moneylender. 

He built a superb house here using 

the local limestone and gave many 

gifts to the town and church, 

including the Market Hall and 

the Almshouses. The house was 

partially destroyed by the Royalist 

garrison about 1645. 

After the death of Cromwell, 

Charles II was restored to the 

throne and a most intriguing event 

took place. In 1660, the estate 

steward went missing whilst out 

collecting rents. A manservant 

(together with brother and mother) 

was eventually charged with murder 

(even without the body), after 

2 trials they were convicted and 

executed. A year later the Steward 

returned with a tale of abduction, 

piracy, slavery and eventual escape. 

It became known as “The Campden 

Wonder”. 

Many of the stone façades of the 

High Street houses were added 

or improved during the 1700s and 

1800s when the town continued 

to prosper. Some of these houses 

bear dates, not of their original 

foundation, but of when these 

new fashionably decorated fronts 

were built. 

After the decline in wool, the 

town was briefly revived by the 

introduction of silk throwing 

(or spinning) in the Old Silk Mill. 

It gave much needed employment 

to the poor until the industry 

collapsed following a trade 

agreement with France around 1860. 

Just outside the town stands Burnt 

Norton, where, in 1741, the Lord of 

the Manor set fire to the grandest 

of mansions which he had built for 

the housemaid with whom he was 

infatuated. When she abandoned 

him, he was penniless and drunk 

and died in the inferno. T S Eliot, 

whilst walking in the grounds nearly 

200 years later was moved to 

compose part of his Four Quartets: 

Burnt Norton. 


Dovers Hill 

The town remained small and was 

affected in the late 1800s by the 

agricultural depression. 

In 1902 its fortunes changed yet 

again when C.R. Ashbee brought 

the Guild of Handicraft here from 

London. Followers of William 

Morris, they brought new crafts to 

the town, taking over the disused 

Silk Mill in Sheep Street. 

See our stunning display of 

jewellery, silver, pottery, sculptures 

and carvings, and more, from both 

our own and other collections. 

Events are held throughout the 

year and the Museum shop offers a 

range of original and individual gifts 

by local designer/makers together 

with a good selection of books on 

Arts & Crafts and related subjects. 

The Traditional Cotswold Olimpick 

Games, founded by Robert Dover 

over 400 years ago, are still held 

each year on Dover’s Hill above 

Chipping Campden. However the 

Wednesday Market, authorised by 

the Royal Charter, was discontinued 

after WWII. Together with 

Scuttlebrook Wake (itself going 

Today exhibitions there and in Court 

Barn Museum display their work 

and that of their successors. 

Court Barn celebrates talented 

designers and craftspeople who 

have worked in Chipping Campden 

and the north Cotswolds since the 

beginning of the twentieth century. 

Find out at the museum how 

Chipping Campden became a 

gathering place for designers 

and craftspeople of national and 

international reputation, including 

C.R. Ashbee, Gordon Russell, Hart 

Silversmiths and Robert Welch. 

back to the early 1800s), held 

the next day, they form quite a 

weekend. 

Visitors now find an historic town in 

very much its original setting, little 

spoiled by new building breaking the 

interface between the town and the 

surrounding fields and hills. Much 

of the centre is a Conservation Area 

and the surrounding countryside 

is designated as an Area of 

Outstanding Natural Beauty. Yet it is 

as lively and forward looking as it has 

always been, still very much a part of 

the century in which it is living. 


Traditional & Historic Activities 

Robert Dover’s Cotswold Olimpick 

Games, which celebrated its 400th 

anniversary in 2012, are traditionally 

held on the Friday night following the 

Spring Bank Holiday. The games are 

unique. There is nothing like them for 

their setting, continuity and forms of 

entertainment. They are mentioned 

in accounts of the Cotswolds, social 

and literary histories of Britain, and 

in worldwide surveys of the Olympic 

movement. For more information visit: 

www.olimpickgames.co.uk 

The Campden Mummers have recently 

been revived, after an absence of 

some years, performing their unique 

seasonal folk play, sometimes in the 

street but more usually as house-tohouse 

visits and in public houses. 

Scuttlebrook Wake takes place on the 

day after Dover’s Games and it too 

has a long history. It is a traditional 

Whitsun Club Wake, it has been 

as one of the unbroken traditional 

sides. Their dances are unique and 

traditional to the town. They can 

often be seen dancing in the town. 

The Cart Wash 

celebrated in its present form since 

1938 when the first Scuttlebrook Wake 

Queen was crowned. 

For more information see: 

www.chippingcampdenonline.org 

Chipping Campden Morrismen, dating 

from the early 1700’s, are recognised 

Opposite the Almshouses is a stonelined 

cart wash, the “New Pool”, 

made in the early 1830’s to replace 

the “Town Pool” that had existed 

for centuries at the junction of High 

Street, Leasebourne and Church 

Street. The Scuttle Brook flowed over 

the road at this point and all carts 

and other wheeled traffic coming in 

ran through it. It was, unsurprisingly, 

highly insanitary. This is one of the last 

examples of its kind in the country. 


Quirky Campden 

Punk 

Conduit House 

The Millennium 

Sign Snail 

Punk - created by local 

craftsman, the late 

Ian Ashhurst, it has 

achieved a degree 

of notoriety, as he is 

featured in quite a few 

guide books. He can be 

found in the High Street, 

by the door of the 

Old School House. 

Conduit House - not a 

house, but resembles a 

small lockup used to 

house drunks overnight. 

Built circa 1615 as a 

collection point for water 

from the many natural 

springs overlooking 

Campden, it provided 

water for Old Campden 

House as well as the 

Almshouses. 

The Four Cross Hands or Izods Post - has been standing at 

the Junction of the A44 with the Road into Campden since 

1669. Although it has been replaced over the years, its 

original format of iron hands with pointing fingers atop a 

wooden post has been maintained. The original destination 

spellings of Woster, Warwick, Oxford and Gloster plus their 

distances have been kept although seemingly inaccurate. 

However, in the 17th Century the local mile was 1.5 times 

that of the modern statute mile. 

The Village Pump 

The Village Pump - 

stands at the junction of 

the High St, Leysbourne 

and Church St. This is 

a replica of the original, 

when in 1832 the cattle 

or Scuttlebrook was 

covered over. The locals 

had no other source of 

clean water so the Vicar 

arranged for a pump 

to be installed. 

We have a local version 

of the old folk song 

“The Village Pump”. 

The Millennium Sign Snail - if you examine the sign 

very carefully you can see the snail as it crawls up the 

ironwork. This is the signature of the metalworker… 

Jeff Humpage, who created the sign for Campden’s 

millennium celebrations and if you look carefully on the 

railings leading up to the south door of 

St James’ church you can find one and 

there is another one inside. 

There are also some more to 

find in the high street. 

The Four Cross 

Hands or 

Izods Post 


The Kiftsgate Stone 

The Kiftsgate Stone - is a holed standing stone 

which lies next to the Cotswold Way, near Dover’s 

Hill. The stone stands on the site of a former ‘Moot 

Site’ where local people met to discuss tribal issues. 

Kifts’ is thought to be derived from the Old English 

‘cyft’ meaning ‘meeting or conference’ and so 

‘Kiftsgate’ would imply this was a gap or gateway 

where meetings were held (which may also explain 

the perforation if the stone supported a gate) thus 

making this the moot for the hundred of Kiftsgate. 

This is a busy road, please take care if crossing to 

view the stone which is inside the hedge line. 

Sun Dials - 

A Sun Dial shows time by a shadow cast by 

the Sun. The High St has 7 of the vertical 

type, which is unusual for a town of this size. 

We have a booklet in the Information Centre 

showing their locations together with some 

other Quirky features in the High St. 

Sun Dials 

Town Hall Clock Tower, it leans a bit as the 

Cupola is too heavy, it is not known for certain 

where it came from, but it is very similar to the one 

on Burnt Norton House. 

Tarot Cards 

Tarot Cards - infamous occultist and 

author, Aleister Crowley, spent quite 

a bit of time in Chipping Campden, 

whilst he was liaising with artist Lady 

Frieda Harris. They were working 

on a design for a new deck of Tarot 

cards. Although Crowley died in 

1947, the cards were eventually 

published in 1970. They have 

become one of the most popular 

decks of the 20th century. 

Town Hall 

Clock Tower 

The Streetlight in Westington - quite unlike any 

other in Campden. It was given to the town by 

George Haines in the late 19th century and is 

understood to have come from 

Westminster Bridge. 

The Streetlight 

in Westington 

Quirky Campden 


Life in full bloom 

The Covent Garden Academy 

of Flowers is now open! 

A Flower A Flower Design Design school school and 

lifestyle in shop Chipping in Chipping Campden. Campden. 

Selling a beautifully sourced range 

of homeware, A seasonal gifts programme and plants 

alongside of inspirational a seasonal flower programme 

workshops 

of inspirational the flower studio. workshops 

in the studio. 

High Street 


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May Lane, Ebrington 

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When? 

6 days a week (Closed Monday) 

Vegetable 

Matters 

Farm Shop and Café 

Tuesday to Saturday 

Farm Shop 8.30am – 5.00pm 

Café 8.30am – 4.00pm 

Sunday 

Farm Shop 9.00am – 4.00pm 

Café 10.00am – 4.00pm 

Who? 

Peter and Amanda Drinkwater 

What? 

Seasonal vegetables and soft fruit 

fresh from the fields. 

Freshly prepared food from our 

own kitchen with daily specials. 

Coffees, teas and soft drinks. 

Home made cakes and scones. 

Fresh bread and milk every day. 

Vegetable box scheme. 

Fresh Meat Matters 

Butchers and cheese shop 

Fresh fish: every Tuesday 

11.45am – 1.00pm. 

For walkers: 5 walks starting and 

ending at the farm shop and café 

(printed guide available). 

We look forward 

to welcoming you. 


A Creative Centre 


has a rich diversity of 

creative talent for you 

to visit and enjoy. 

Artists, writers, jewellers, 

Gallery at the Guild photographers, 

musicians, printers and marketing and design 

agencies are amongst the many to whom 

Chipping Campden is home. 

The influx of craftsmen who arrived with C. R. 

Ashbee at the beginning of the 20th century 

has left a creative legacy that is alive and well 

and thriving. 

On the 2nd floor visit the workshop of Hart’s 

Silversmith’s, the surviving family business from 

Ashbee’s time. 

The beautifully restored Court Barn 

Museum celebrates the story of craft and 

design in the town and surrounding area. 

The Old Silk Mill, the historic home of 

C. R. Ashbee’s world renowned Guild of 

Handicraft, is still home to a wealth of 

creativity including The Gallery at the Guild 

- a co-operative of artists and craftspeople 

which is staffed by its members and 

hosts a rolling series of exhibitions of 

contemporary and traditional arts and 

crafts throughout the year. 

A number of festivals and events are held 

during the year. 

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‘Mouse’ by Rachel Higgins 

Gallery at the Guild

Specialist Shopping 

When so many High Streets are virtual clones of one another with 

national chains jockeying for position, it is refreshing to visit a High Street 

composed predominantly of independent shops. 

Shopping is easy and a real pleasure in Chipping Campden. Residents 

are delighted that the majority of their shopping can be done within 

the town and there is plenty of interest to the visitor; from the smallest 

memento to a work of art to remember your visit. Whether it is a special 

bottle of wine, something for the home, clothes, or award-winning 

cutlery, you will find them all, and plenty more, in Chipping Campden. 

There are a number of specialist food stores, general stores, newsagents, 

milliners, hairdressers, jewellers, and fashion shops, as well as the usual 

solicitors, financial institutions, estate agencies, computer sales, repairs 

and business hub and local businesses. 

Campden is also an outstanding location for weddings. We have 

beauticians, hairdressers, make up and nail boutiques, two specialist 

florists, hat shop as well as a Spa. There is also considerable choice 

of accommodation. 


Dates for your diary 

Cheltenham Gold Cup Festival 

March 15th - 18th 2022 

Chipping Campden Literature Festival 

May 3rd - 7th 2022 

Chipping Campden Music Festival 

May 7th - 21st 2022 

Cotswold Olimpicks - Dovers Hill 


June 3rd 2022 

Scuttlebrook Wake - Chipping Campden 

June 4th 2022 

Open Gardens Weekend 

June 18th & 19th 2022 

Campden Beauty is a Dermalogica appointed salon, 

situated onthe high street in Chipping Campden. 

You will step into a very calm, tranquil 

atmosphere, where you will be greeted warmly 

and friendly by Jane the salon owner. 

I offer a range of treatments in the salon due to 

my 26 years in the beauty industry which can 

be found on the salons website 

www.campdenbeauty.com 

There is an easy & straight forward online 

booking system where you can manage your 

bookings and purchase gift vouchers. 

Cotswold 

Falconry Centre 

Campden Beauty 

2 Blacksmiths House 

High street 

Chipping Campden GL55 6AT 

t: 01386 849060 m: 07708702699 

Moreton in Marsh, GL56 9AT 

Enjoy displays of free flying Birds of Prey 

EAGLES OWLS HAWKS FALCONS 

KITES & VULTURES 

11.30 1.30 & 3.00 

Also see our breeding aviaries including the Owl Wood 

Courses and Experiences also available. 

Open Daily, mid-Feb to mid-November from 10.30 a.m. 

01386 701043 

www.cotswold-falconry.co.uk 


Tel: 01386 848822 

www.hiddenbeautycotswolds.co.uk 

A friendly professional service, providing a full range of 

Holistic / Remedial / Beauty & Aesthetic 

N o 1, Grafton House, Chipping Campden 


Draycott Books 

(Antiquarian and Secondhand) 

Established for 30 years, we have an 

excellent selection of good quality 

general stock. We also keep a good 

range of Local History titles with 

an emphasis on the 

Arts and Crafts movement 

Proprietors: 

Bob and Duncan McClement 

Opening hours: 

Mon-Sat 10AM-5PM 

2 Sheep Street, 


GL55 6DX 

Tel: 01386 841392 

Mob: 07824 808186 

draycottbooks@hotmail.com 

Campden Beauty is a Dermalogica appointed salon, 

situated onthe high street in Chipping Campden. 

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High street | Chipping Campden GL55 6AT 

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Plant Centre 

Broadway Road, MICKLETON 

Tel: 01386 438438 

Buy direct from the grower 

Exceptional Flowers 

for all Occasions 

Weddings, Sympathy, Everyday! 

at wholesale prices, 

from one of the country’s leading 

plant suppliers. Wide range of 

seasonal bedding, patio and basket 

plants, landscaping shrubs, fruit trees 

and vegetable plants. 

Open 9am - 4pm Everyday 

On the B4632 Mickleton to Broadway Road 

3 miles from Campden • 1 mile from Hidcote 

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Open Gardens Weekend 

Mid-June 

This is an annual event held over 

a June weekend, which is always 

extremely popular with both visitors 

and locals. 

It is an opportunity for us to showcase 

our beautiful Town. 

It has been running for more than 35 

years, and is a means of fundraising 

for charity. For the last few years the 

chosen charity has been Campden 

Home Nursing Trust, which provides 

palliative nursing care for the 

terminally ill who wish to be cared for 

at home. There is no charge to any 

family for the care given. 

There are usually around 30 large and 

small gardens, open over two days 

for people to enjoy. You can visit for 

just one day, or take in all the gardens 

over the whole weekend. In addition 

to the delightful and very varied 

gardens, you can enjoy tea and cake, 

served throughout the day, at several 

locations. There is an opportunity to 

purchase plants you may have seen 

growing. Many of the gardens invite 

you to just sit and relax and admire 

some very attractive surroundings. 

Further information on Campden 

Home Nursing can be found at 

www.campdenhomenursing.org 


Cotswold Gardens 

The Cotswolds are blessed with 

a temperate climate, and local 

inhabitants have taken advantage 

of this to create gardens in a rich 

variety of styles and sizes. 

Many a delightful garden can be 

glimpsed over wisteria-clad dry 

stone walls simply by walking 

through the villages in the area. 

Many of the gardens in Campden 

are open to the public once a year on 

the Open Gardens Weekend. 

The delightful hidden garden that is 

the E.H.Wilson Memorial garden can 

be found in the heart of Campden 

and celebrates the life and work of 

one of the foremost plant collectors 

of his time, who was born here in 1876. 

He introduced around 1200 species 

of trees and shrubs and collected 

over 100,000 

herbarium 

specimens. 

The garden was 

opened in 1984 

by Roy Lancaster 

the well-known 

broadcaster and 

plant hunter. 


Local Villages 

Ebrington village is located 2 miles east 

of Chipping Campden. A beautifull small 

village overlooking the valley through 

which the little Knee Brook flows on 

its way to join the River Stour . The 

locals still call the village ‘Yubberton’ 

and has several attractive thatched 

stone cottages at the side of its little 

sunken roads. The village of Ebrington 

shines like a jewel in a golden crown, 

its narrow lanes and tiny streets are 

aglow with beautiful mellow Cotswold 

stone houses and cottages. Some of the 

cottages are quite old and are topped 

with thick golden thatch, while others 

hide beneath steep tiles with slender tall 

chimneys. 

Paxford village is located 2.5 miles 

east of Chipping Campden. Paxford 

is a delightful quiet village centrally 

positioned for easy access to the well 

known Cotswolds. With an abundance 

of public footpaths providing beautiful 

walks, Paxford is surrounded by 

beautiful Cotswold countryside of rolling 

hills and an ideal place for those seeking 

a peacefull and tranquil environment. 

Located 3 miles North of Chipping 

Campden, Gloucestershire. 

Mickleton lies in a fine setting 

immediately beneath the Cotswold edge 

overlooked by Meon Hill. It has several 

attractive stone houses and cottages in 

addition to those of thatch and halftimber. 

The little Victorian Memorial 

Fountain close by the Three Ways 

Hotel (home of the Pudding Club) is an 

interesting feature by William Burges, 

the architect of Cardiff Castle and Castle 

Coch, two excellent examples of the 

High Victorian Gothic. The church has 

a fine 14th-century tower and spire, 

and a most unusual 17th-century twostoreyed 

porch. Inside will be found a 

12th-century crucifix or rood over the 

north aisle chapel alter. A nice circular 

walk leads up the hill from the church to 

Kiftsgate, and Hidcote Manor Gardens. 

Located 1 mile South of Chipping 

Campden. 

Broad Campden is tucked away in a 

small valley, with woods never far away 

- a beautiful and exquisite little village 

with the majority of the old houses and 

cottages having thatched roofs. This 

village has to be one of the best in the 

Cotswolds. The village also has a small 

Victorian chapel and an 17th Century 

Quaker meeting house with many of 

the original furnishings intact. Charles 

Ashbee converted a derelict Norman 

chapel into a house for himself soon 

after his arrival in the area in 1905. 

Saintbury is located between the larger 

settlements of Willersey and Weston 

sub Edge. The name Saintbury is 

thought to come from Swain meaning 

villager and Bury meaning hill or Burth 

meaning fort, which given the village’s 

age and hillside location, makes perfect 

sense. The church of St Nicholas’ earliest 

feature is a sundial thought to be from 

the 11th century. 

The villages of Weston and Aston sub 

Edge are located at the foot of Dover’s 

Hill bordering the Vale of Evesham. 

The houses within the villages are 

made up of predominantly 17th century 

farmhouses and cottages in Cotswold 

stone. 


Nearby Attractions 

Broadway Tower as pictured, stately Blenheim and the dreaming spires of Oxford 

are all an easy day out from Campden. Warwick Castle, Sudeley Castle, 

Stanway Fountain, Batsford Arboretum, Snowshill Manor and the handsome 

Jacobean manor, Chastleton House. 

Just 12 miles from Chipping Campden lies Stratford-upon-Avon, with its world 

famous Shakespeare theatre. Many people choose to stay in Campden and visit 

Stratford for theatre performances and the other attractions of the town. 

The more relaxed atmosphere in Campden makes for an enjoyable break and 

a stroll down Campden’s High Street or a brisk walk in the country can prepare one 

well for the evening’s entertainment at the theatre. 

Good days out for children include Birdland Park and Gardens, Cotswold Motor 

Museum & Toy Collection, Cotswold Farm Park - Adam Hensons’ Farm, Cotswold 

Water Park, Cotswold Wild Life Park, Gloucestershire and Warwickshire Steam 

Railway, All Things Wild, exotic Sezincote, 13th Century Hailes Abbey and 

Cotswold Lavender Farm 

Broadway Tower 



a Family Run Sandwich Shop 

Freshly Made 

sandwiches & Baguettes 

all day Breakfasts 

Jacket Potatoes 

& daily specials 

01386 840401 

Camperdene house, high street, 

Chipping Campden Gl55 6aT 

Country Florist 

Weddings, Sympathy, Events, Corporate, 

Everyday Flowers and Plants. 

www.lisadrinkwaterflowers.co.uk 

Quintessentially Cotswolds! 

A hotel, pub and restaurant with rustic 

charm, your home in the Cotswolds! 

01386 840 317 

reception@noelarmshotel.com 

www.noelarmshotel.com 

Noel Arms Hotel, High Street, Chipping Campden GL55 6AT 

Introducing Cotswold House’ 

Bistro on the Square 

with gin & wine bar, 

Fig restaurant & afternoon tea. 

The Spa, facilities & treatments. 

01386 840330 

reservations@cotswoldhouse.com 

www.cotswoldhouse.com 

Cotswold House Hotel & Spa, High Street, 

Chipping Campden GL55 6AN 

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WELCOME TO CHARINGWORTH MANOR 

Set on a hillside surrounded by acres of lovely 

gardens and grounds, Charingworth Manor 

sits in an idyllic setting commanding views 

over miles and miles of gentle Gloucestershire 

countryside. This 700 year old manor house 

of golden Cotswold stone has been lovingly 

cared for so you can enjoy its warm heritage 

and sumptuous, contemporary comfort. 

Our popular and intimate restaurant, John Greville 

offers a range of treats including afternoon tea. 

26 beautifully appointed rooms. 

Leisure facilities and tennis court 

Stunning function suites 

56 acres of gardens and woodlands 

The 

Perfect 

Wedding 

Venue 

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Local Ales & Good Food 

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AWARD WINNING COTSWOLD COUNTRY PUB. 

THE LOCAL OF FATHER BROWN 

The Bakers Arms is a traditional Cotswold country pub, 

nestling in the picturesque village of Broad Campden. 

Toasty fires in the winter and a huge pub garden for the 

summer. Four real ales, plus one guest ale, home-cooked 

food and a hearty welcome await... 

01386 840515 

www.bakersarmscampden.co.uk 

info@bakersarmscampden.co.uk 

facebook.com/thebakersarms 

Visit us opposite the Town Square 

Hook House, 

High Street, 

Chipping Campden, 

GL55 6AT 

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Please contact Rupert and Annabel Wakley at the Jackson-Stops Chipping Campden 

office for advice on property sales, lettings, auctions or professional services. 

CHIPPING CAMPDEN 

01386 840 224 

campden@jackson-stops.co.uk 

jackson-stops.co.uk 

Local & National reach through a 

network of London & Regional offices 

PROPERTY EXPERTS SINCE 1910 

Explore the fascinating world of 20th century 

furniture design, with a story spanning Arts 

and Crafts cabinetmaking, the 1930s 

modernist home, the wartime Utility Scheme, 

The Festival of Britain, and beyond. 

The museum shop Plane & Saw brings the 

story up to the present day, featuring a unique 

selection of crafts, gifts and homewares 

Plan your visit www.gordonrusselldesignmuseum.org 

Shop online www.planeandsaw.com 

15 Russell Square, Broadway, WR12 7AP 


BROADWAYS BEST LOVED LIFESTYLE 

DESTINATION. HERITAGE, EATING, LIVING. 

Visit broadwaytower.co.uk for opening times 

Or call 01386 852390 for details 

Broadway Tower & Park is a family-owned 

Cotswold destination set within a 50-acre 

estate of parkland, including Museum with 

Viewing Platform, Two Cafes, Lifestyle 

Shopping, E-bike Hire and Nuclear Bunker. 

BROADWAY TOWER 

COTSWOLDS 


The Great Outdoors 

The area around Chipping Campden General farming is much in evidence 

provides splendid landscape scenes, and other work you can see being 

trickling streams, dry stone walls and practised in the area includes dry 

grazing sheep, and will delight as you stone walling, hedge laying and 

explore the region’s treasures. 

sheep shearing. Farriers and saddlers 

Outdoor activities within easy reach of cater to the extensive riding in the 

Campden include cycling, the Blossom area. Much of the charm of Chipping 

Trail, horse riding, archery, falconry, Campden derives from the use of 

fishing, paintballing, quad biking, 

stone as a building material. Local 

hunting, point-to-points, and shooting. quarries have been excavating the 

Call in to the Visitor Centre for more oolitic limestone for over 300 years 

details. 

and craftsmen work 

the stone into walls, 

The Cotswolds Area 

mullioned windows, 

of Outstanding 

flooring, dry stone 

Natural Beauty, 

walling, garden paths, and sculptures. 

which is the largest 

AONB in England Thatching has been practised for 

and Wales, is nationally important for thousands of years and there are still 

its limestone grassland habitat, ancient many picturesque thatched houses 

beechwoods and rich flora. Some 

which means that thatchers are often 

Cotswolds plants are so rare that they in evidence. 

have specific legal protection under The award-winning 

the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. recreation ground 

Most of the region is designated as an is a must-visit place 

Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. for both children 

Traditionally a landscape formed by and adults. In addition to play areas, it 

sheep grazing, this is now prosperous has a barbecue area with picnic tables, 

mixed and arable farming country and a covered gazebo and petanque 

many in the area earn their living from terrain (boules can be hired from the 

traditional country pursuits linked to TIC and The Noel Arms). 

the land. 

Maps and guides available 

from the Information Centre 


Walking the Cotswold Hills 

The Cotswold short, circular walks which will 

Way, with its introduce you to its beauty in bitesized 

chunks. 

northern end 

here at the 

Several long-distance footpaths, inc. 

Market Hall in The Monarch’s, Heart of England, 

Chipping Campden, wanders through Diamond and Donnington’s way, pass 

over 100 miles of breathtaking scenery through Chipping Campden making it 

to Bath Abbey in the south. Campden an excellent centre for walkers. There 

also has a commemorative stone 

are also many shorter distance walks. 

marker, similar to the one in Bath, but The old drovers’ tracks, where once 

incorporating a quote from T.S. Eliot. sheep were driven to market, now 

It is one of England and Wales 17 

provide some superb walks, varying 

national trails and the best place to in degree of difficulty from easy to 

plan your walk is by visiting 

more strenuous. It only takes a few 

www.nationaltrail.co.uk/cotswold minutes walk out of Campden to be 

If you can’t do the trail all in one go, transported to some breathtaking 

then there are a series of popular scenery. 

www.campdenyurts.co.uk 

Campden Yurts 

Family friendly glamping 

Dogs welcome 

Private bathrooms 

Campfires encouraged 

Walking distance to 


info@campdenyurts.co.uk 

07792 624036 


The Old Police Station, High Street, 

Chipping Campden, GL55 6HB. 

t: 07763 247210 e: flexpilatesuk@gmail.com 

w: www.flexpilates.uk 

Print locally with Vale Press, a friendly family business - The Cotswolds’ local printer 

For over thirty five years we’ve been printing top notch print work for hundreds of 

local customers: big business, local authorities, small business, organisations and private 

individuals. All printed to ISO9001 quality standards. Our print technology is 

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How to get here 

• Warwick 

good and the drive will take some 

2 hours from London, 1 hour from 

Oxford or Birmingham airport, through 

some beautiful scenery. 

A 40 

M50 

M 5 

Evesham• 

A 46 

Stow on theWold 

• Cheltenham 

Cirencester• 

Moreton-in-Marsh 

A 429 

A 40 

• Stratford-Upon-Avon Banbury• 

A 361 

A 44 

A 3400 

• Burford 

M 40 

Oxford• 

By Car 

A car provides the easiest way to get 

to Chipping Campden. The roads are 

A 34 

By Rail 

The nearest station is Moreton-in- 

Marsh, some 15 minutes away. There is 

a good, regular service from London 

and Worcester. Stratford-upon-Avon 

station is some 20 minutes away with 

trains from Birmingham. 

Taxis 

For a list of local taxis, please see the 

Useful Contacts page. 

Within easy reach of London, Birmingham, Bristol, Oxford and Bath 


Chipping Campden Town Map 

Olimpick Drive 

B 

T 

B 

T 

Recreation 

ground 

Lady Juliana’s 

Gateway 

Buses 

There are bus services from Stratfordupon-Avon, 

Moreton-in-Marsh and 

Cheltenham via Moreton-in-Marsh, 

plus a regular daily service operating 

from Cheltenham via Winchcombe to 

Chipping Campden and return. 

Parking 

Parking at the school is only available 

during weekends and school holidays. 

Parking in The Square is chargeable 

and time limited. 

Coaches 

For coach parking and access 

regulations, call the information centre 

or visit our website. 

www.campdenonline.org 

T 

Toilet facilities including disabled access. 

B - Bus Stops 

For full information about rail and bus services please contact 

Chipping Campden Information Centre 


CHILL & RELAX 

BREAKFAST - BRUNCH - LUNCH 

Open Mon - Sun from 10am *Times may vary 

High Street, Chipping Campden, GL55 6AL 

01386 840537 - www.cafehuxleys.co.uk 


Our Chipping Campden Team 

Mark Annett 

Lucy Hughes 

Sheldon Bosley Knight believe in building lasting relationships with our clients, 

and working together to maximise your land and property’s potential. Mark Annett, 

Lucy Hughes and Julie Wyatt of our Chipping Campden office are here to offer you 

a professional service with fresh, personal and proven advice from start to finish, 

ensuring as smooth a process as possible with the sale or purchase of your home. 

Sheldon Bosley Knight’s wider services offer the unique ability to offer every land 

and property need under one roof. From residential sales and lettings, to new homes, 

commercial, rural land agency, planning and architectural, 3 

block management, 

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Contact our team to find out how our professional team can get you moving. 

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The ATTIC 

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Come and visit too as our Little Bond Street in the Cotswolds is full of ‘can’t resist’ bargains 

Handbags Footwear Scarves Jewellery Clothing 

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THE CHILDSWICKHAM INN & BRASSERIE 

Broadway Road, Childswickham, Broadway, Worcestershire, WR12 7HP 

T: 01386 852461 

We are situated in the small village of Childswickham, a short distance 

from Broadway. We specialise in cooking delicious seasonal and locally sourced food served 

in our lovely new conservatory. Join us for a bottle of Fizz on a Friday or enjoy our 

Gin of the Month, selected from our extensive range. 

Kevin and Carol the owners, and two very talented chefs, and our lovely waiting staff 

who will greet you with a warm welcome and make sure that you to have a great dining 

experience. 

www.childswickhaminn.co.uk 


The Red The Red Lion Lion Tavern Tavern is is located in in the the heart of of 

the The Cotswold Red the Cotswold Lion town Tavern town of is of located Chipping in Campden. the heart Our of 

newly the Cotswold newly refurbished town of 16th Chipping 16th century Campden. coaching Our 

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offers newly offers real refurbished real ale, ale, fine fine 16th wines wines century and and coaching honest food inn in in 

comfortable offers 

comfortable 

real ale, and fine 

and contemporary 

wines and honest 

surroundings. 

food in 

Here comfortable Here is the is and the home contemporary home of Scoff, Scoff, a surroundings. 

a kitchen without 

restrictions, restrictions, where where our our menus menus are are always evolving 

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where and is the where our 

home our chefs 

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a only kitchen 

local local without free-range 

produce restrictions, produce to where create to create our menus delicious and are and always freshly evolving 

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dishes. and dishes. where Our Our seasonal our seasonal chefs menus use menus only cater cater local for for all free-range all diets and 

tastes produce tastes with to with create an exciting an delicious exciting selection and freshly of of appetisers, cooked 

grills dishes. grills and Our desserts. and seasonal desserts. menus cater for all diets and 

tastes with an exciting selection of appetisers, 

Sundays Sundays are a are special a special day day for for friends and and family 

grills and desserts. 

to come to come together together and and we we love love serving up up a a great 

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customers of all ages. For those that like more 

Roasted than Roasted one rib cut of rib meat beef, of beef, on sliced their sliced plate topside our menu & braised has 

Ox plenty Cheek Ox of Cheek choice. 

complimented with with local local seasonal 

vegetables, vegetables, beef beef dripping dripping roast roast potatoes & 

Yorkshire Roasted Yorkshire rib pudding. of pudding. beef, sliced topside & braised 

Ox Cheek complimented with local seasonal 

vegetables, beef dripping roast potatoes & 

Yorkshire pudding. 

The Red The Red Lion Lion Tavern Tavern 

Lower Lower High High Street Street 

Chipping Chipping Campden Campden 

The Red GL55 Lion GL55 6AS Tavern 6AS 

Lower High Street 

Tel: Tel: 01386 01386 840760 840760 


GL55 6AS 

Tel: 01386 840760 

• Live Sky and BT BT Sports 

• Open Fires 

• Live Sky and BT Sports 

• Stable bar for for private hire hire 

• Open Fires 

• Terrace and gardens 

• Stable bar for private hire 

• B&B Accommodation 

• Terrace and gardens 

• Great access to to the the Cotswolds Way Way 

• B&B Accommodation 

• Great access to the Cotswolds Way 

www.theredliontavern.co.uk 

and and instagram instagram 

www.theredliontavern.co.uk 

@redliontavernchippingcampden 

and instagram 

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Where to Stay 

Delightful places to stay, 

from cosy inns to 

luxury hotels, self-catering 

cottages. 

Chipping Campden provides a wealth 

of wide-ranging and welcoming 

accommodation that should satisfy the 

tastes and budget of almost 

every visitor. 

There are luxury hotels, plenty of B&Bs, 

traditional inns, and delightful self 

catering cottages. 

All the accommodation listed in this 

guide has been rated by Visit Britain 

and the AA. 

You can enquire about and make 

bookings through The Information 

Centre on 01386 841206 where staff 

have an intimate knowledge of the 

establishments and can advise you 

appropriately. Please note however that 

all bookings are direct with the provider 

and The Information Centre can not 

accept any responsibility for any errors 

or omissions. 

Home Farm 

Cotswold Farmhouse 

Bed and Breakfast 

Ebrington, Chipping Campden GL55 6NL 

Tel: 01386 593309 www.homefarmebrington.co.uk 

info@homefarmebrington.co.uk 

Claire 

ROOMS 1 twin, 2 king 

baThROOMS 3 en-suite 

PRICES FROM £90 per room 

CREDIT CaRDS Yes 

Riding nearby. Free Wi-Fi 

} b q f ; I v [ Q W k 

Accommodation 

} On-site parking 

b Central heating 

f Cots available 

D No dogs CDogs by arrangement 

* Garden 

; Hairdryer 

I Internet access available 

v Ironing facilities 

[ Non-smoking establishment 

Q Residents lounge 

W Tea and coffee making facilities 

k TV in bedrooms 

= Bedrooms on ground floor 

q Children welcome 

= Bedrooms on ground floor 

Self Catering 

LF Linen provided 

MO Microwave 

RF Refrigerator/freezer 

L Laundry facilities 

C Cleaning service 

Key to Symbols 


Brymbo 

We offer a warm, friendly welcome to our traditional B&B. 

Homemade preserves our speciality. Ground floor 

accommodation. Free 2 hr countryside tour for ‘3 night guests’. 

In the countryside 5 mins drive north of Chipping Campden. 

For prices & facilities see page 37 

Honeybourne Lane, Mickleton, Chipping Campden GL55 6PU 

Tel: 01386 438890 enquiries@brymbo.com www.brymbo.com 

Brymbo 

Candida Hutsby 

Holly House 

Ebrington, Chipping Campden GL556NL Glos. 

Tel: 01386 593213 E: jeffreyhutsby@yahoo.co.uk 

W: hollyhousebandb.co.uk 

ROOMS 1 Double with En Suite Bath 

BaTHROOMS 2 Ground Floor Double/Twin/ 

Triple En Suite Shower 

PRICES FROM £85 for Single Occupancy 

PRICES FROM £110 for Double Occupancy 

PRICES FROM £130 for Triple Occupancy 

all prices inclusive of Full English Breakfast 

CREDIT CaRDS Yes 

Private Parking, Free WiFi, Garden Terrace. 

} b I = W k * ; v [ 

Manor Farm 

Breakfast Award AA HHHH 

Weston Sub-Edge, Chipping Campden GL55 6QH 

Tel: 01386 840390 Mob: 07889 108812 

lucy@manorfarmcotswolds.co.uk 

www.manorfarmcotswolds.co.uk 

Lucy King 

ROOMS 1 twin, 2 king 

bathrooms 3 en-suite 

PRICES FROM £90 per room – Discount for 

stays of 5 nights or longer 

CREDIT CARDS Yes 

Riding nearby. Free Wi-Fi 

} b q f ; I v [ Q W k 

Apple Tree B&B 

Station Road, Broadway, WR12 7DE 

Tel: 01386 853681 

stay@appletreebroadway.co.uk 

www.appletreebroadway.co.uk 

Mick and June 

ROOMS 2 Double, 2 King, 2 Twin, 

1 King OR Twin, 1 Single 

bathrooms 7 en suite, 1 private 

PRICES FROM 


Private car parking, free WiFi 

Cotswold Tourism 

Partnership Quality Charter 

D:£84, K:£104, T:£94, S:£64per room 

} b D * ; I v [ Q W k 

BED & BREAKFAST 

Cotswold Tourism 

Partnership Quality Charter 

Brymbo 

Honeybourne Lane, Mickleton GL55 6PU 

Tel: 01386 438890 

enquiries@brymbo.com www.brymbo.com 

Mrs G Jeffrey 

ROOMS 3 double/twin/family 

bathrooms 3 en-suite, 

PRICES FROM D/T/K £70 - £85 F £108 

S/O: £52 - £68 


Brochure On request. 

Reductions for children under 11. 

= } b q f C * I Q W k 

See advert 

above 

Rose Cottages 1&2 HHHH 

cottages4you 

Two charming 18th century thatched cottages. 

One double and one twin room each. 

Delightful gardens. Beamed sitting rooms with 

inglenook fireplaces. 5 mins walk to shops. 

Prices from £428 p/w. 

Credit cards accepted 

Westington, Chipping Campden, GL55 6EG Tel: 0345 268 0763 

www.cottages4you.co.uk (Refs NVU & 28440) 

SELF-CATERING 


Chipping Campden - the Cotswolds’ hidden gem with a wealth of history at the head of the 

Cotswold Way - an idyllic centre for easily accessing the Cotswolds’ towns and villages, 

Stratford-upon-Avon and Shakespeare Country, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Shakespeare Country, 

Warwick, Worcester, the Malvern Hills, Oxford, Woodstock and even Bath. 

Cotswold Charm’s 6 cottages sleep 2, 4, 6 & 8 are mainly on the western edge of Chipping 

Campden and in the tranquil and picturesque hamlet of Westington, all within no more than 

a 7 to 8 minute walk to the curved High Street, its inns, restaurants, shops & attractions. 

Stable Cottage ( sleeps 4 ) 

Old Granary ( sleeps 2 to 4 ) 

George Barn ( sleeps 4, 6 or 8) 

 

Over the Arches (sleeps 4-6 ) 

 

Tally Ho ( sleeps 2 ) 

Tally Ho View ( sleeps 2 ) 

 

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4—Star 

Self catering 

Proprietor: Michael Haines George Barn, Blind Lane, Chipping Campden, Glos. GL55 6ED 

Tel: 01386 840164 Mobile/Text: 07889 649812 Email: info@cotswoldcharm.com 

Visit our website: www.cotswoldcharm.com 

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4—Star 

Self catering

Chipping Campden Town Guide 2022

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