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Stay on a Farm in Gloucestershire & the Cotswolds

Accommodation on a working farm: Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast (B&B) and Self Catering cottages in the Cotswolds and Royal Forest of Dean (west country). Discover pretty Cotswold villages with historic churches, rural cottages and barns of traditional stone architecture, beautiful gardens, spring wild flower meadows, summer corn fields and spectacular autumn colour. Find a range of flora including orchid, bluebells and buttercups and encounter native British fauna; badger, fox, deer and rabbit.
Holiday rental: week-end or short-break in a bed and breakfast, guest house, country house, villa or self-catering cottage with west-country hospitality including log fires and traditional home-cooking with quality local produce.
Farms offer a range of activities on or nearby including woodland and farm walks, hiking,
horse riding, golf, cycling, shooting, fishing,

bird watching, fossil hunting or opportunities to help on the farm with lambing or milking.
Extra amenities may include stabling, facilities for pets (dogs and cats welcome), Internet access and providing for young children (cots and toys)
For a UK vacation, this is tourism in England at its best. Peace and quiet in the countryside on glos farmstay hols.

Gloucestershire

is divided into three distinct regions, The Cotswolds, The Severn Vale and the Royal Forest of Dean. It has been said that Gloucestershire has the most diverse geology of all the English counties, which is why it can offer such a wide range of landscape, nature, heritage and attractions.

The Cotswolds

designated an area of "Outstanding Natural Beauty" where dry-stone walls cross a landscape of rolling hills and hidden valleys, where ancient churches dominate the honey coloured market towns whose rich architecture is a legacy of former wool wealth. Cheltenham, Oxford, Bath.

The Severn Vale

The river Severn meets the Avon at the medieval town of Tewkesbury. It follows its course through the floodplain landscape of orchards, meadows and traditional half-timbered villages. Past Gloucester and Cheltenham the river widens and snakes on to Slimbridge and Berkeley Castle.

Royal Forest of Dean

24,000 acres of ancient forest create a magical setting for walking or touring. Many artists and potters choose to live here, often drawing their inspiration from the industrial heritage of the area. Newent, Coleford, Ross on Wye.

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