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Break off to see The Giant's Stair, then come back down for a look at Tom Brown's School Museum before it closes. The Fox and Hounds is the natural place to end up afterwards, and if you'd rather not drive home, Norton House Bed & Breakfast and Oxford Oak Camping are both close by.","2026-08-31T21:12:04.376537+00:00",{"id":9,"name":10,"slug":5,"lat":11,"lng":12},"e732a188-6ddc-464b-99cf-cf7ee23f388d","Uffington",51.6009313,-1.5626067,[14,135,158,188],{"key":15,"title":16,"total":17,"places":18},"see-do","See & do",7,[19,50,61,84,92,107,114],{"id":20,"name":21,"slug":22,"description":23,"category_slug":24,"avg_rating":25,"review_count":26,"distance_miles":27,"images":28},"fbf5bcc5-33bc-4eb4-9ed1-ed0fca137774","Kingston Lisle Park","kingston-lisle-park","Kingston Lisle Park is a substantial 17th-century stone manor house anchoring a small village in the Vale of White Horse, built from the honey-coloured Cotswold stone that defines the region's architecture. 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