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If you're stocking up for a self-catering stay, Maypole Butchers is worth the short trip for something to cook later. Golfers can fill an afternoon at Bidford Grange Golf Course, a few minutes away by car. For an overnight stop, Fosbroke House and Brookleys B&B both put you within easy reach of Evesham, Stratford and the northern Cotswolds.","2026-08-31T20:58:46.925547+00:00",{"id":9,"name":10,"slug":5,"lat":11,"lng":12},"09b8900d-d95f-4d46-8850-a181b58e2a5f","Cleeve Prior",52.1418103,-1.8727506,[14,91,189,228],{"key":15,"title":16,"total":17,"places":18},"see-do","See & do",5,[19,39,47,60,67],{"id":20,"name":21,"slug":22,"description":23,"category_slug":24,"avg_rating":25,"review_count":26,"distance_miles":27,"images":28},"51a5ff57-a032-4f4f-96e5-ccf54c9dcd49","Bidford Grange Golf Course","bidford-grange-golf-course","This 18-hole golf course in the northern Cotswolds welcomes players of all abilities to a well-maintained layout set across the region's rolling countryside. The course itself offers a genuine challenge without being punishing, and you'll find plenty of open views across the surrounding landscape as you work your way around. The clubhouse provides a comfortable place to gather before or after your round, serving refreshments and that essential post-game social element.\n\nWhile the course is primarily designed for serious golfers, its location in managed grounds makes it a pleasant destination for anyone wanting to spend time outdoors in the area. The real appeal extends beyond the fairways though. You're only a short drive from Stratford-upon-Avon, Shakespeare's birthplace, and the wider region carries significant historical weight if you want to explore beyond your golf.\n\nGetting here is straightforward. The course sits right near Bidford-on-Avon, with Evesham also within easy reach, so it fits conveniently into a broader visit to the Cotswolds. 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These buildings were used to collect and store tithes—essentially a portion of the harvest owed to the church—so they tell an important story about medieval life and how the church's power worked in practice.\n\nThe walk itself is fairly gentle and accessible, suitable for most visitors. You'll move through the village and get a proper sense of the Cotswolds' characteristic stone architecture and rural landscape. The barn sits in open countryside, so you'll get nice views across the surrounding fields depending on what time of year you visit.\n\nMiddle Littleton is conveniently positioned near Evesham and sits between Stratford-upon-Avon and the heart of the Cotswolds, making it straightforward to reach if you're exploring the broader area. It's the kind of place where you can combine a short, purposeful walk with genuine historical interest rather than expecting a dramatic hiking adventure. 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Originally built to store the tithe—the tenth of all farm produce owed to the church or the manor lord—the barn's impressive size demonstrates just how vital this collection system was to the community's survival. Though largely ruined now, the weathered walls still convey the scale of the operation.\n\nWalking through the space, you can genuinely imagine it as it once was, packed with grain and harvests, with workers constantly managing the flow of produce in and out. It's a different experience from touring the castle's more ornate rooms, offering something more grounded and practical—a real window into what kept the estate functioning from day to day rather than its ceremonial side.\n\nThe barn sits conveniently within the castle grounds, so it's easy to include in your visit. Afterwards, the working market town of Winchcombe is just a short drive away. 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It's the kind of restaurant that works well if you want friendly service and a comfortable spot to sit down after a morning of walking around the area. The village itself rewards a wander, with its characteristic honey-coloured buildings and the sort of calm atmosphere that makes for an easy pace through the afternoon.\n\nAnandos fits the bill as a reliable local choice without any pretension. You'll find it a useful spot if you're traveling between Evesham, which is just a short drive away, and Stratford-upon-Avon, both easily reached from here. Many visitors appreciate having somewhere decent to eat in a quieter village setting rather than heading to busier towns. 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Its location makes it useful as a base for exploring further afield. Evesham, a bustling market town with shops and riverside walks, is only a short drive away. Shakespeare's Stratford-upon-Avon is also within easy reach, so this pub works well as a comfortable stop if you're combining visits across the wider Cotswolds area. 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It's been serving the community for years and offers exactly what you'd want from a country pub – straightforward, satisfying food and a solid range of drinks, with local ales taking pride of place alongside the usual options.\n\nThe real draw here is where it sits. You can watch the river life unfold from your table – boats and swans passing by – and there's a garden for outdoor eating when the weather's on your side. If you've been walking the towpath or arrived by riverboat, it's a natural place to stop. Even if you're just after a relaxed meal, the unhurried atmosphere makes it worth seeking out, especially if you've been navigating the busier stretches elsewhere in the Cotswolds.\n\nLocation-wise, it's convenient enough if you're based in Evesham or exploring around Tewkesbury, yet far enough removed to feel like a genuine step away from the usual tourist routes. 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The owners work closely with local farmers and producers, so your money goes directly to the people working the land around you rather than disappearing into a supply chain. The whole approach centres on flavour and knowing where things come from, rather than just convenience. Aldington sits in the Vale of Evesham, only a short drive from Evesham town itself, making it easy to stop by if you're passing through the broader north Cotswolds region or staying nearby. Even if you're just driving through, it's worth pulling in to understand the rural character and agricultural life of the area. 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It's the sort of place that works well after a walk along the nearby River Avon or a visit to one of the surrounding market towns.\n\nGeographically, it makes a convenient stopping point if you're exploring around Evesham, which is just a short drive away, or if you're heading towards Stratford-upon-Avon. If you're venturing further into the Cotswolds proper, it's also within easy reach of villages like Broadway and Chipping Campden. 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