THE AREA
The Old School House is located within the small village of Dumbleton in the North Cotswolds, with access onto Dumbleton Hill only 8 minutes walk through the village, one of Cotswolds’ outliers. It also features as part of the famous Winchcombe Way walk, the super figure of eight waymarked trail (running for a distance of 40 miles) designed to show walkers the hidden gems of the Northern Cotswolds where the landscape constantly changes and reveals historic houses and provides spectacular views.
Dumbleton Hall Hotel has been open to the public since 1995, with acres of beautifully maintained gardens and its own lake it is situated only a 5 minute walk from The Old School House and is a great place to stop off for something to eat or drink following a stroll around the village.
Dumbleton Cricket Club set in parkland within the village is one of the most picturesque grounds in the country, making it the perfect place to sit, relax and make watching cricket a real joy.
PlaCES TO VISIT
Sudeley Castle (7 miles from Dumbleton)
Toddington Steam Railway (5 miles from Dumbleton)
Cotswolds Farm Park (11 miles from Dumbleton)
With 10 gardens to explore, seasonal and permanent exhibitions and a calendar full of events, Sudeley Castle offers a spectacular day out in the heart of the beautiful Cotswolds countryside. Walk in the footsteps of noble men and women and take a tour around the stunning castle.
Cotswolds Farm Park (11 miles from Dumbleton)
Toddington Steam Railway (5 miles from Dumbleton)
Cotswolds Farm Park (11 miles from Dumbleton)
If you’re looking for a family-friendly day out then Cotswolds Farm Park is the perfect destination. Home of the TV Countryfile presenter Adam Henson there’s plenty to keep both little and big kids entertained, from their Animal Barn with piglets, donkeys, sheep and goat kids to the Adventure Barn where younger children can run around and
If you’re looking for a family-friendly day out then Cotswolds Farm Park is the perfect destination. Home of the TV Countryfile presenter Adam Henson there’s plenty to keep both little and big kids entertained, from their Animal Barn with piglets, donkeys, sheep and goat kids to the Adventure Barn where younger children can run around and play, while adults can enjoy a well earned break and a cuppa.
Toddington Steam Railway (5 miles from Dumbleton)
Toddington Steam Railway (5 miles from Dumbleton)
Toddington Steam Railway (5 miles from Dumbleton)
This is a volunteer operated steam and diesel heritage railway offering a unique opportunity to sample travel from 50 years ago. The volunteers have restored over 15 miles of line together with platforms, buildings, locomotives and rollingstock. In addition to a scheduled service the GWSR hosts a number of galas, enthusiasts events and ev
This is a volunteer operated steam and diesel heritage railway offering a unique opportunity to sample travel from 50 years ago. The volunteers have restored over 15 miles of line together with platforms, buildings, locomotives and rollingstock. In addition to a scheduled service the GWSR hosts a number of galas, enthusiasts events and events for all the family throughout the year including Santa Specials and Fish & Chip specials. At Toddington you will find a children’s play area, small signal box, museums and café. Rover tickets give you unlimited travel all day.
Broadway Tower (10 miles from Dumbleton)
Broadway Tower (10 miles from Dumbleton)
Toddington Steam Railway (5 miles from Dumbleton)
A visit to Broadway Tower offers interest for the whole family. A journey into the past to discover the history of the Tower, the Cotswolds highest castle with the help of their new multi media tour and guide book and stunning views over 16 counties. Enjoy a warm welcome to the contemporary Morris & Brown café serving delicious food and take time to visit the shop for gifts.
Hidecote Manor (13 miles from Dumbleton)
Broadway Tower (10 miles from Dumbleton)
Hidecote Manor (13 miles from Dumbleton)
The National Trust’s Hidecote Manor garden is a world famous Arts and Crafts inspired garden that shouldn’t be missed. The garden changes in harmony with the seasons so you can be sure that no two visits will ever be the same. Events are held throughout the year to entertain younger family members or just enjoy a cuppa and a slice of homemade cake in the Winthrop’s café.