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If you're driving an electric vehicle through the Cotswolds, you'll find a charging point at 11 Diamond Crescent in Blunsdon St Andrew.
It's located at a modern residential address rather than a traditional visitor attraction, so think of it as a practical spot to top up your battery while you take a break and get your bearings for the next leg of your journey.
Blunsdon St Andrew sits at the eastern edge of the Cotswolds, acting as a useful transition point between the region's rolling countryside and nearby Swindon, just a short drive away. The village has a parish church if you'd like to stretch your legs with a quick walk, but the charging facility is really the main draw here, and it gives you a chance to pause and plan ahead.
From this location, you're well-positioned to head north towards Cirencester, which many consider the heart of the Cotswolds, or to explore some of the quieter eastern parts of the region. It's the kind of place where you can recharge both your car and yourself between experiencing the rural character of the Cotswolds and accessing more urban amenities. Whether you're using it as a strategic stop on a longer journey or as a base for exploring in both directions, the charging point makes it a sensible place to break up a full day of exploring the area.
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