Oxfordshire

The Old Farm Shop at Milton Hill is a lovely family run business selling fruit, vegetables, meat, eggs and home made bakes. There is a small shop on site with …

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If you live in Oxfordshire then you’ll find yourselves now in Tier 4 and under the tightest restrictions of the Government covid-19 tier system. Non-essential shops are closed as well …

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The CS Lewis nature reserve is quite frankly one of the most random nature reserves I think I’ve ever come across! It sits right next to the very busy A40 …

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Wychwood Wild Garden is a stunning place hidden in the woodlands of Shipton-Under-Wychwood. The Garden dates back to the 1860s and cover 12.5 acres of ponds and woodlands. It is …

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Kilkenny Lane Country Park is in Carterton. We spotted signs for it when visiting Crocodiles Of The World and Carterton Soft Play And Trampoline Park. This weekend we decided to …

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Harcourt Arboretum is home to numerous rare trees from around the world, including some of the oldest redwoods in the UK. Experts travel the globe to find rare trees, collect …

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Dry Sandford Pit is a nature reserve just outside Abingdon. It’s an area of national geological importance owing to its fossilised cliffs. When I say cliffs I don’t mean huge …

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We explored Wallingford Castle Gardens and Castle Meadows properly for the first time this week. We ended up doing this in 2 separate trips. The first time we took the …

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The Vale & Downland Museum in Wantage is full of interactive exhibits showing the heritage of the area, from Anglo-Saxon days to modern day businesses.   At the entry desk we …

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The River & Rowing Museum is situated on the banks of the River Thames at one of the most picturesque venues I have ever seen.  There really couldn’t be a …

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