Surroundings:
Local amenities include the renowned gastropub, The Horse & Groom, Village Hall and Bourton House & Gardens. To either side of the village there is farmland, running down to Batsford Arboretum and the Cotswold Falconry Centre. Cotswold Paintballing is also nearby.
The nearest mainline station is in Moreton-in-Marsh, less than 2 miles away, where there are also antique & gift shops, pubs, restaurants (both eat in and take away)/tea rooms and three supermarts.
Activities:
Walks
The Cotswolds invites walkers of all abilities be it a hike along the Cotswold Way or a stroll through country lanes that give up their secrets at every turn.
Gardens
If visiting gardens is your pleasure then using Slatters Cottage as a base will not disappoint you. From cottage gardens to arboretums there is plenty on offer.
Sites to See
Visitors of all ages cannot fail to find places of interest to visit. Perhaps one of the many sites steeped in history such as Warwick Castle or maybe one of the picturesque Cotswold villages such as Broadway, Bourton-on-the-Water or Upper/Lower Slaughter.
Food and Drink
Visiting restaurants and pubs serving good food and drink will no doubt be an important part of your holiday. Bourton-on-the-Hill and its surrounding areas will provide many such wonderful opportunities.
Activities and Events
See Shakespearean plays, hear musical events, visit country shows or enjoy the many other activities and venues associated with the Cotswolds.
Racing, Golfing & Fishing
Race meetings take place at Bath, Cheltenham, Stratford, Warwick and Worcester. Alternatively, you may wish to pass time angling for a fish supper.
Antiques and Fairs
There are many fine antique shops in the Cotswolds as well as antique centres and fairs. Plenty to keep you busy and to spend your money on !
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