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There are some excellent choices of restaurants in the Cotswolds & good quality food & drink is an essential part of life wherever you live or visit in the Cotswolds. You can experience local home grown foods, cooked to perfection or you can try a variety of international flavours including Thai, Indian or Chinese. The Cotswolds is a great place to have a break or a holiday. Cotswold accommodation ranges from luxurious hotels to bed & breakfast, inns to cottages, farmhouses to camping sites. The only thing you have to do is choose where & when you want to stay in the Cotswolds.
Choose from our list of places to go and enjoy a great day out. Wherever you stay or live in the Cotswolds, you are never very far from something to do, a country show or fete, a music festival or concert, antiques fair or street market, plus many of the attractions have different things happening.

Things To Do

Events in the Cotswolds

Events calendar.

Walking in the Cotswolds

A guide to walking in the Cotswolds.

Museums in the Cotswolds

Museums in the Cotswolds.

Angling in the Cotswolds

A guide to fishing in the Cotswolds.

Visit Tetbury

A guide to the market town of Tetbury.

Food and Drink

Cotswolds Restaurants

A guide to restaurants in the Cotswolds,.

Cotswolds Pubs & Inns

A guide to pubs and inns in the Cotswolds.

Cotswold Farmers' Markets

A guide to Cotswold Farmers' Markets.

Cotswolds Farm Shops

A guide to Cotswolds Farm Shops.

Food Producers

A guide to food producers in the Cotswolds.

Accommodation

Hotel's In The Cotswolds

A guide to hotel accommodation in the Cotswolds.

Holiday Cottages

A guide to self-catering holiday cottages in the Cotswolds.

Camping & Caravan Sites

Camping holidays for all the family.

The Mayfield House Hotel

Nestling on edge of the Wiltshire Cotswolds in the pretty village of Crudwell.

Hillside Bed & Breakfast

Hillside is a traditional stone-built cottage in a quiet village.

Articles

The Cotswolds is primarily farming country and has been for hundreds of years. You can buy almost any type of fresh produce including fruit juice, cheese, beers, meats, cider, honey, preserves, bread, fish and much more, you are spoilt for choice and by buying locally produced food helps our local economy, it helps to creates new jobs and of course reduces the length of the food chain so creating a healthier, fresher product. Visit our page's on Cotswold Farming for more information, links to producer's of good, quality foods & where to buy produce.

North Wiltshire

North Wiltshire is border by Gloucestershire and situated on the southeastern edge of the Cotswolds. Part of the Cotswolds AONB lies in North Wiltshire.The principal towns are Calne, Malmesbury, Cricklade, Corsham, Wootton Bassett and Chippenham the largest of the local towns.

Commuting

All of the North Wiltshire Cotswolds towns and villages are well within the commuting belt for London, Bristol, Swindon and Oxford with the M4 motorway and A419 trunk road servicing the district and linking the M5 motorway. There are also main line rail routes to London and the south and across the Cotswolds to Birmingham, Gloucester and Cheltenham.

North Wiltshire Attractions

North Wiltshire has several major attractions including Lacock village, Lacock Abbey and the Fox Talbot Museum, Abbey House Gardens, Bowood House, Malmesbury Abbey, Corsham Court and the Cotswolds Water Park. The Marlborough Downs and Avebury are a short drive away.

Leisure Activities

Walkers are well provided for with the Monarchs Way passing through the area and the North Wiltshire Rivers Route using part of the National Cycle Route 4 through Lacock and Chippenham and access to the Thames Path through the Cotswolds Water Park and Cricklade.

There are a number of golf courses and the local authority manages a number of leisure centres.