Local Area
Attractions
The Cotswolds are world-renowned for their outstanding natural beauty, beguiling stately homes and quirky rural attractions and events. Here are some of our suggestions all within a short drive or walk of the pub
Hidcote Gardens
minute drive from Ebrington
The National Trust's Hidcote Gardens is an Arts & Crafts masterpiece. Laid out by the revered American horticulturist, Major Lawrence Johnston, the intricately designed outdoor ‘rooms’ offer endless inspiration for the keen gardener
Broadway Tower
Distance: 7.5 miles / 15 mins drive minute drive from Ebrington
Marked out as the highest castle of the Cotswolds, Broadway Tower was conceived and built by leading 18th century landscaper Capability Brown and renowned architect James Wyatt. The unique vantage point of the Saxon style tower was used by The Royal Observer Corps for tracking enemy planes during both world wars and was later chosen as the location for a Cold War nuclear bunker
Batsford Arboretum
Distance: 6.3 miles / 15 mins drive minute drive from Ebrington
This 55acre dog friendly arboretum is home to the country's largest private collection of trees and shrubs. The gardens of Batsford were originally set out in the Chinese and Japanese wild style by Algernon Freeman-Mitford, grandfather of the Mitford sisters who all later lived at the house during World War I. These days, the estate hosts Tai Chi courses and live performances, alongside numerous educational programmes
Adam Henson's Cotswold Farm Park
Distance: 12.4 miles / 24 mins drive minute drive from Ebrington
Countryfile presenter Adam Henson was raised on the farm he now runs as a popular family -friendly farm park. As the home of rare breed conservation, visitors can come face to snout with over 50 varieties of farm animals, including Gloucestershire old spot pigs and Highland cattle. The park also plays host to an adventure playground, a maze and a tractor school, while the touch barn and demonstration barn can be enjoyed all year round
Cotswold Wildlife Park
Distance: 24.2 miles / 37 mins drive minute drive from Ebrington
Only in the Cotswolds can you gaze at rhinos grazing on the lawns of a gothic manor house from the vantage point of a narrow-gauge railway carriage. The Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens exhibits over 260 different species of animals and is the largest privately owned zoological collection in the UK. The park comes complete with a sky-maze that features interconnecting treehouses with jungle bridges and slides
Warwick Castle
Distance: 22.4 miles / 30 mins drive minute drive from Ebrington
Having proudly stood for over 11 centuries, the imposing Warwick Castle is these days a family favourite following a recent £6 million restoration. Actors bring to life the medieval castle's gruesome past, while other attractions include the world's largest working siege machine and 65 acres of rolling landscaped gardens. Book in advance for the cheapest tickets and arrive early to avoid the crowds, especially during weekends and school holidays
Chastleton House
Distance: 11.5 miles / 22 mins drive minute drive from Ebrington
Built between 1607 and 1612, and owned by the same same family until 1991, this Jacobean country house is a veritable time capsule of the past four centuries. Now managed by the National Trust, this sprawling and impressive property has purposefully been left unrestored to afford visitors a genuine opportunity to step back in time. The house is usually closed on Mondays and Tuesdays
Cotswolds Distillery
Distance: 10.7 miles / 21 mins drive minute drive from Ebrington
Nestled in the Warwickshire countryside, the Cotswolds Distillery is the first and only full-scale distillery within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Using the best local ingredients, they craft world-class spirits and liqueurs including the award-winning Cotswolds Single Malt Whisky and Cotswolds Dry Gin
Daylesford Organic
Distance: 13.8 miles / 24 mins drive minute drive from Ebrington
Having pioneered organic farming for over three decades, Daylesford remains one of the most sustainable farms in the UK. In addition, the 2,350 acre holding is revered for its excellent cookery school that hosts numerous course, including quick and simple suppers, seasonal dinner parties and artisan bread making. Private classes are available for groups and a visit to the amply stocked farm shop is in itself well worth the journey
The Regal Cinema, Evesham
Distance: 11.1 miles / 25 mins drive minute drive from Ebrington
The Regal, Evesham’s recently restored art deco cinema, also doubles as a coffee shop, bar and gallery. In addition to a carefully curated blend of contemporary blockbusters and art house fare, the Regal also hosts lectures, live music and comedy nights. Noted for its salubrious and sumptuous interior, visitors to this independent cinema can also enjoy a cheeseboard and a bottle of wine from the comfort of their love seat while snuggling down for a movie
Snowshill & Snowshill Manor
Distance: 8.8 miles / 20 mins drive minute drive from Ebrington
From tiny toys to Samurai armour, musical instruments to fine clocks, thousands of objects are housed in this fine Cotswold manor house - that plays host to the eclectic collection of English architect, craftsman and poet Charles Wade. The surrounding village of Snowshill provided the backdrop for the homecoming scenes of Bridget Jones's Diary and was glazed in fake snow for the filming
Chipping Campden & Dover's Hill
Distance: 3.3 miles / 8 mins drive minute drive from Ebrington
With the Cotswolds cited as one of England's most picturesque regions, Chipping Campden is perhaps its prettiest town. Notable for its elegant terraced high street, dating back to the 14th century, Campden can be found within an easy walk of the pub. Located just one mile north of the town and rising some 754 feet is Dover’s Hill, which was named after the 17th century lawyer Robert Dover, founder of the precursor to the modern day Olympics