Location

59 Coleshill, Swindon, SN6 7PT

The wagon can be found within our organic garden which is situated in the middle of the National Trust village of Coleshill, on the southern edge of the Cotswolds.

We have have one main road running through the village, no street lights (or traffic wardens!) and in the nearby town of Highworth you can find both a supermarket and a delicatessen for all your essentials.

Gettting Here

By Car:
The village of Coleshill is found on the B4019 between Faringdon and Highworth.

By Train:
The nearest train station is Swindon, 10 miles away. A taxi rank is available outside the station entrance.

Airport:
The nearest airport is Bristol, 61 miles away, and approximately 1h15 by car (traffic conditions permitting).

At Coleshill

• Mini ‘Welcome’ hamper waiting for you – tea, coffee, milk, bread, butter and Coleshill honey.
• We have an organic farm shop on site.
• We’re happy to take any pre-orders for a box of organic fruit, veg and eggs.
• An organic, homemade meal can be arranged.
• Basics in the kitchen are provided, i.e. salt, pepper and olive oil.
• Use of on-site BBQ. All we ask is that you clean up, afterwards.

Pubs and Restaurants

• The Radnor Arms – Good choice of real ales, including those from their very own microbrewery, and friendly service.
• The Eagle Tavern – Delicious food, a lovely atmosphere and good wine.
• Ye Olde Swan – Situated in a stunning location aside the River Thames at Radcot Bridge; features ales brewed from their own local microbrewery.
• The Woodman – Local village pub that’s the perfect place for a post-work pint, a romantic meal or a celebration.
• Royal Oak – Owned by Helen Browning and serving great, organic food.
• The Lamb Tavern – Welcoming country pub/restaurant with hearty well-made food, friendly service and good drinks.
• The Cricklade Club – Grab a freshly ground coffee and scrummy homemade cake or enjoy a hearty brunch or lunch.

At Coleshill

Relax and enjoy your surroundings, take a stroll around the organic veg garden or the village, light a fire outside when the sun goes down!

Places to Visit

• Coleshill Water Mill – See how flour is produced by a working water mill (please check opening hours).
• Buscot weir and lock – Soak up the tranquility of life on the river at Buscot.
• Buscot Park – Late 18th-century house, set in enchanting landscaped grounds.
• Riverboat hire at Lechlade – Hire a boat to cruise the local upper reaches in the Scenic Cotswolds and The Thames valley, through Southern Oxfordshire.
• Cotswold Wildlife Park – Exhibits over 260 different species of animals and is the largest privately owned zoological collection in the UK.
• Stroud Farmers’ Market – Multi award-winning and is well known as one of the biggest, busiest and most popular farmers’ markets in the UK.
• You may also see what’s on nearby via the National Trust website.

Outdoor Activities

There is wild swimming at Cheese Wharf or Buscot Weir, walks along the D’Arcy Dalton Way and The Ridgeway, golf at Wrag Barn or Broome Manor and mountain biking, also on The Ridgeway.