Great wildlife park to visit. It's in the middle of nowhere, parking is great, animals are super accessible and the people are so nice. The cost was very reasonable. There are loads of different animals (wolverine, red panda, rhinos, lions, giraffes, ant eaters, rover otters, and lemurs to name a few.) The train around the park was quaint. I'd recommend visiting anytime. Ooooo, and there is an adventure park for the kids to play at if you just want to chill for thirty minutes with a 10" sausage!

Really good day out, helped by being very reasonable weather for the time of year. No rain, not too cold, some sunshine. It was busy, being half term, but manageable and well organised. The restaurant was very busy at midday but is was moving quickly and tables being cleaned regularly. Not too long to wait for decent hot food. The animals looked well cared for and their enclosures really well thought out. Definitely more than enough to see in one day. The Rhinos seemed to be part of a successful breeding program. Throughout my childhood there were only 3 then 2 rhinos. Now there seemed to be 7 including some very cute looking young ones. The grounds were particularly impressive considering the time of year. Clearly a lot of effort goes into maintaining it this well. All in all would definitely recommend for a day out.

We couldn't access cheaper tickets as we were buying tickets on the day. However the price seemed reasonable. We had a fabulous daym. The grounds and gardens looked beautiful especially as it was autumn with all the beautiful colours. Plenty to keep us occupied and we wished we had arrived earlier. Lots of fascinating frogs, insects, snakes and bats. Some animal such as the apes and birds seemed a bit limited for space although all seemed well cared for. The lions were lively and the range of animals great. Highlights have to be seeing baby rhinos Mo and Marcus. Mo was indoors staying close to mum. Marcus was outdoors with mum and extended family...he put on quite a show with excitable bounds. Great to see such an endangered species thriving here. The train wasn't running as it was off season.

I have visited with my kids. The place is very well maintained, the animals all seem happy and well kept, and there are some gorgeous spieces. You may need a full half day to enjoy possibly more if the weather is good. The restaurant (self service) is ok quality, the queue to get food may be about 30 mins and outside (so if it's raining you'll get wet).

Loved this park. Well laid out and loads of animals to see. Great for kids and adults alike. Really nice to get up close with the various animals. Good parking area, shop ans restaurant available. We will be back.

Great place to visit. Never been before and I was so surprised we have place like this near us. So many different animals, taken great care of them. I would recommend to anyone. Its a great place to spend a day there. There is something for everyone.

As someone who often goes to zoos I would say it's one of the best in the whole country! So many animals to see and you can get nice and close. The walls are placed well for toddlers to see without needing to be picked up the whole time and my dog was able to come and adored seeing zoo animals for the first time. The animals looked very well looked after. The staff were very friendly and chatty and really knew their stuff. We even met the owner who knew every staff member by name and was very polite. The site is well laid out and very clean. There is even a little train which goes around most of the zoo which was the perfect way to keep a toddler moving on with promise of seeing the train to past. Overall such a lovely day.

Beautiful church from 1174-1500 that is free to visit (though donations very appreciated). There are very useful information signs throughout telling the history and use of key things throughout the church, including the chapel's construction, 12th-14th century font's history, couple buried there clock mechanism, and more. We spent about 20 minutes wandering and reading the information but could've spent a little more both inside and outside. The hours from their website were 10-4, but when we visited there was a sign mentioning 2-4 that day. Free town car park a few minutes away.

As part of a tour of Burford, we started with this church that sits near the end of the town's version of high street, which is full of pubs, shops, eateries, art galleries and other tourist attractions. The graveyard has a little walking path that curls along the River Windrush at the far edge of the property. The church itself is surprisingly large inside, very bright, and just ornate enough to be interesting without seeming ostentatious. There was something about the way the building itself sits on the property that made it majestic. Cool spot to visit.

A stunning church with so much to look at! It's surprisingly large for a village church with various sections within & a lot of stained glass windows. Beautifully up kept & have some exterior work carried out to continue this maintenance of such a treasure. Definitely recommended

St John the Baptist Church in Burford is one of the finest parish churches in England and a remarkable example of medieval architecture. Dating back to the 12th century, the church has been expanded and enhanced over the centuries, reflecting the town’s prosperity during the height of the wool trade. Its striking spire dominates the skyline and serves as a prominent landmark for visitors arriving in this charming Cotswold town. Inside, the church is filled with fascinating historical features, including intricate stone carvings, beautifully crafted stained-glass windows, and medieval tombs. One of its most notable features is the impressive fan-vaulted ceiling and the elaborate tomb of Sir Lawrence Tanfield, a significant figure in Burford’s history. The church also houses the memorials of prominent wool merchants, showcasing the town’s connection to the medieval wool industry that brought wealth to the region. St John the Baptist Church also holds a poignant place in history due to its association with the Levellers, a political movement during the English Civil War. Some of the group were imprisoned in the church in 1649. Today, it remains an active place of worship while attracting history enthusiasts and travellers seeking to explore Burford’s rich heritage.

Old English churches. What can you say about them? They are fascinating. There is so much history under that roof.

Lovely old church with a huge spire & and old graveyard! Nice canal/stream at the far back of the cemetery!

Located at the gateway to the Cotswolds in Burford, St. John the Baptist Church is a peaceful and beautiful place to visit. The atmosphere is quiet and serene, making it perfect for reflection. Entry is free, and it's a great opportunity to admire the stunning architecture. There's a small parking area nearby, as well as a lovely café with toilet facilities. Just next to the church, a picturesque stream flows gently by, adding to the charm of the setting. A truly delightful spot to spend some time.

Very well established on the edge of Burford with a great reputation for quality...the Roll Royce standard of garden centres for the quality and sheer range of plants, complemented by high end art and sculpture for sale and an excellent cafe restaurant with a wide ranging menu. Staff are friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. Please note there is a no dog policy. Lots of free parking and level disabled access.

Wow, another great Garden centre. While staying in the beautiful historical town of Burford the gateway to the Cotswolds we visited a few small villages and attractions close by Burford garden centre being one of them. It's super close by just off the A40 highway. Super easy access and huge carpark. It has absolutely everything you need for the garden and home. Massive selection of plants and trees suited for England. Amazing indoor plant selection as well. Not to mention all the utensils you need. It has an art gallery, book store, clothing section, alcohol section and a chocolate room when Christmas comes around. The restaurant is also fantastic, serving great food and not over priced. Everyone that I spoke to in the garden centre loved it and the staff were super friendly and helpful. You honestly couldn't ask for more. Unfortunately I couldn't take pictures of the plants as the weather wasn't playing ball that day but we are planning a trip nearer Christmas.

Burford Garden Company is an amazing place to visit! It’s not just a garden center — they have a huge selection of plants, seeds, and gardening tools, but also beautiful homeware, clothing, and decorations. I especially loved their Christmas section — full of magical ornaments and festive inspiration. A wonderful place to spend time and find something special for every season.

Massive garden centre with a large array of goods including indoor plants, garden tools, clothing, confectionary, and loads more. We went twice to ensure wexsaw everything. The restaurant was exceptionally busy. The car park covers a large area but finding a spot can take a while.

Could've spent all day in here and may have needed to remortgage our house. Don't just expect plants here, there are designer country clothes, beautiful homeware, cosy sofas , eastern rugs, stylish gifts, not forgetting the bookshop with amazing artwork and huge selection of posh Christmas decorations. Now I know why cotswold houses interiors are so beautiful, the owners must shop here frequently!

A really lovely place with so much to see and explore. It has everything from children’s toys to pet accessories, beautifully presented and thoughtfully laid out. That said, be prepared to spend — prices are definitely on the higher side, with a noticeable markup on most items. We had a lovely time wandering around, but it’s more of a “browse and admire” destination than a “fill the trolley” kind of shop.

OMG This Garden Centre is AMAZING! It’s a must, we happened to be driving past with grumbling tummies & Wowzers! What a stop! Food top notch, amazing selection of hot & cold dishes. The actual shop is amazing! Huge selection of home wares, food & plants of all types. This is a must.

We really enjoyed our visit to the Burford Tolsey Museum. Although small, there were so many curated pieces, telling the story of Burford over the past 8 centuries. Peter had so much passion for the museum and was very helpful in answering all our questions. A must visit if you want to understand more of the history of the Cotswolds and Burford specifically!

Small museum. You would be there for around 10 minutes or more on your visit to the Cotswolds town of Burford. Shares a building with the parish council.

Small, two rooms museum, but definitely worth the visit.

I really liked the musesm, although small it was very nice! I really like the doll house, thanks!

A very informative museum with nice friendly staff that is free of charge to enter in this beautiful area within the Cotswolds.

Not open. We tried two time to visit. Don't waste you time. Yes... after 2 pm.... Local chemist stated it was closed indefinitely. Welcome to Burford!

Regrettably when we visited during the early afternoon the museum was closed as the curator was away for four weeks according to note on the door. It is a pity that their website cannot include opening hours. Otherwise from Trip Advisor reviews which is obviously worth a visit.

The place is fantastic, beautiful location, peaceful, quiet, attentive staff. Our room was a tad compact & bijou but as we were only staying for 1 night, adequate for our needs. Great breakfast

We had a lovely dinner here. Service and food were excellent! We came to celebrate our wedding anniversary and the pub went an extra mile by seating us next to the fire and complimenting us with a glass of Prosecco each. Our desserts were even highlighted with ‘Happy Anniversary!’. Atmosphere was perfect too. Highly recommend with excellent staff doing their very best:

We are on vacation in the area and this is truly one of best places we have found to eat. Firstly the staff are fantastic, genuinely care about your experience and just the perfect. Knowledgeable about the food, wines. I cannot praise them highly enough. A really tight front of house team. We had a big dog who is not compact and bijou but they thoughtfully sat us where he was comfortable and not a obstacle so he chilled on his blanket. The ambience is perfect, with the slightly chiĺlier autumnal nights drawing in, the wood burner was lit, candlelight and just a really chiiled out vibe. The food is amazing, I had venison which melted in the mouth and the raspberry elderflower trifle was soooo good we went back twice. Thank you for making both visits memorable for all the right reasons.

Lovely place and service. Food was ok. Table of 6 shared two Camembert’s that where very nice and a whitebait what was very good also. My brother in law and I ordered the venison. This was a tasty dish but only two very small slithers of venison for £30 per head this was very disappointing and a cheap offering. It also came on a bed of veg with cubed carrot what really lowered the standard of the dish. I also had the deconstructed cheesecake that was very disappointing and not what you would expect from this kind of establishment. The crumble is topped with oates and not what you would expect either. A bit of a disappointing visit for food

What a beautiful find! So many great GF options and such an easy online menu to navigate prior to arriving, really refreshing as a coeliac :) Venison was so tender and the fish and chips was perfect, crispy but not at all oily. Had the orchard highball cocktail and was super happy with that too. Worth the travel time to see this lovely place, gardens looked amazing. 🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼

Amazing - pheasant and bacon pie and venison, both were exceptional. Lovely atmosphere and service too. Bit of a change for us as we tend to hit Gloucs Cotswolds but… we’ll be back for sure!

Excellent lunch with friends during the week. All meals,both mains and puddings were very tasty. Service was friendly and efficient, with no pressure to vacate table. Full marks, thank you.

I wandered into this shop not knowing it held the keys to our perfect day. The choices are plenty but not overwhelming and the crackers, jams and chutneys let you curate a perfect basket. I highly recommend the one covered in flower petals since it solidly adds to the whimsy. To optimize the taste, ride your bike to the tree next to the pond (there are no bad choices) and lay your parcels out to be properly admired. Then whittle away your lunch over the next few hours as you sit smugly knowing you cracked the code of English joy this afternoon.

This cheese store in Burford is so much more than a cheese shop. It is a fabulous shop full of wonderful, well thought out product that you want to purchase. The staff are the manager are amazing, very friendly and very knowledgeable in the produce they sell. The best bit is you can try before if you want too. I could not recommend this shop more than 5 stars, as that's was all that's possible. They deserve mo much more. LOVE THIS GEM!

Such a lovely shop with a great selection of delicious cheeses. I spoke to the manager and she was so kind and helpful. Highly recommend

Staff member couldn't be more accommodating. Helped me pick some cheese out of their selection. Shop looks great and clean. Thank you.

Lovely cheeses and staff were more than happy to talk them through. Highly recommend

Great selection at our local Cheese shop! Friendly service and quality cheeses.

I bought some local cheese here while vising the great village of Burford: Ashcombe and Burford and love both.

Fantastic customer service. She gave me incredible local suggestions (local authors and books based on the area)

Such a cute bookstore with really beautiful editions. I ended up falling in love with the classic collections and buying both a Sherlock Holmes and Jane Austen collection. Definitely will come again. Friendly, welcoming staff also.

One of the best independent book stores I have seen in a long time. Well curated selection for all ages and all interests. You won't leave without buying a book, or two, or ....

Quaint small bookshop, I thought they had an impressive selection of books considering the modest size of the shop. The atmosphere was pleasant and the staff was friendly and helpful.

A splendid independent book seller offering a curated collection of fascinating books and associated items for all ages. It’s clear to see the love and dedication the proprietor invests in this fabulous book shop, including a warm welcome, imaginative presentation and an interesting ever-changing collection of new titles. The shop occupies a modest high street footprint but leaves a huge positive impression. Shops like this deserve our support.

Me and my friend visited Burford today and wondered into this amazing book shop. Everything you want, stunning books, stunning collections, lovely place to sit and read. Kid and dog friendly. Absolutely stunning. Would go back to Burford just for this place.

Lovely, lovely bookshop. As part of a tour, we stopped in Burford and as soon as I saw the sign, I made it my priority. It's a delightful place, well organized and inviting. I could not choose between two books I liked and the lady at the counter was super helpful and patient. I ended up buying an Alice edition from the Bath Treasury of Children's Classic which is just gorgeous. This bookshop was the highlight of my Burford visit.