Great places to visit in the Cotswolds
Recommended Places to Visit in the Cotswolds for Foraging and Nature Lovers
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The Cotswolds, with its rolling hills, picturesque villages, and ancient woodlands, is a haven for nature lovers and foraging enthusiasts alike. From tranquil forests to scenic meadows, the region offers an abundance of spots perfect for exploring and discovering wild edibles. Whether you're looking to connect with nature, encounter local flora and fauna, or take part in foraging workshops, this guide highlights some of the best places to visit in the Cotswolds.
Broadway Tower
Located on Beacon Hill, this iconic landmark offers panoramic views of 16 counties. Surrounded by rolling hills and woodlands, it’s a peaceful spot for nature walks and foraging seasonal hedgerow plants like wild garlic and blackberries.
Arlington Row, Bibury
Known as England’s most photographed street, the 14th-century cottages of Arlington Row are surrounded by wildflower meadows and riverside paths. Foragers may find watermint, sorrel, or rosehips while enjoying the village's timeless charm.
Cotswold Way
​Stretching 102 miles from Chipping Campden to Bath, this national trail passes through meadows, woodlands, and villages. Foragers may spot blackberries, elderflowers, and mushrooms along the way, making it a haven for adventurers.
Cotswolds Lavender
This vibrant lavender farm near the Vale of Evesham blooms every summer, offering gorgeous views. While not wild, the aromatic fields are perfect for inspiration and relaxation, and you can purchase edible lavender products from the shop.
