We went on a day when the Aston Martin Owners Club had turned up. Lots of great cars parked in the keep. The Castle is extremely interesting and it's history extraordinary. Despite growing up in Gloucestershire, I'd only been once before and a v.long time ago. Brilliant place to visit. Cafe lovely, in the walled garden. Wonderful for an private event.

We enjoyed our visit to Berkeley Castle. Beautiful setting and gardens and the castle rooms were very fine. We got in free with our Historic Houses Card and the kids enjoyed the little historical critter show. There is a playgrounds in the woodland but my kids were probably too old for the playgrounds (age 8 and 9) bit it kept their interest for a few minutes.

An amazing castle that's still lived in by the same family for hundreds of years. A good sized car park, beautiful gardens, and a lovely café/gift shop by the entrance. We didn't book a guided tour, but there were guides at strategic places en route to provide information and answer questions. There are quite a few stairs to navigate, but there are a few blue chairs dotted around if you need to rest. You are allowed to take photos, as long as you don't use a flash. The ticket allows unlimited visits for a year, as long as you agree to gift aid. I'm looking forward to visiting again next year

Living history covering the last 950 years or more of Lords and Crowns activities. An excellent 'To Do' bucket list visit. The guide is excellent. Well worth every penny.

Wanted to visit here since I was a kid 30+ years later was not disappointed. Fantastic artifacts with plenty of historical information. Well kept for a period property in comparison with others I have been to. The guides were all friendly and helpful. I didn't visit the cafe so can't rate that but will visit another time. Plenty to do in the area if want to visit the church next door the Jesters grave who was said to have been murdered in the castle is buried there and Edward Jenner's house.

Visited the area and had no plans. Looked around and fancied seeing a castle type building. Was a toss up between this and another in the area. Glad we chose this one. Easy to get to, directed where to park and made our way to pay admission. Entry was well priced and located in the main castle restaurant and shop. We didn't stay for food but it did look good. Made our short walk to castle and was immediately impressed. Wondered what all the noise was and below the castle in the grounds was a period reenactment happening...sword fighting. For a reenactment is looked pretty real and brutal. Great to see the guys getting into character and getting the crowd involved. I found myself involuntarily shouting and cheering. Much to the wife's embarrassment. We wondered round the castle and grounds. What a great place. Guides were in certain areas to answer any questions. Was like stepping back in time. The castle has an on-site coffee and drinks pod and we also noticed a food van. We didn't have anything but all looked good. I thoroughly enjoyed our visit. If your in the area and want to entertain the kids and yourself, head on down

Such an interesting and beautiful castle and garden. Cafeteria good too with a somewhat different modern menu. I had the baked Camembert with skin on fries sourdough toast and mini gherkins.

Interesting museum dedicated to the life of Dr Jenner. It's inside his house, with the rooms showing artifacts and information about his life in chronological order. We had an excellent introduction by one of the guides, which set us up with the key points, before we started our visit. Thank you! Outside, in his garden do look for the hut where he treated the local poor for free. Such a pivotal story in the health of people across the World. 😎👍👍👍👍

Learn about how the smallpox inoculation came to be and how quick the antivaxx movement formed and spread.

I visited the Jenner Museum in Berkely (Gloucestershire) on a Monday in June 2025 - travelled by bus (from Thornbury) The cost to get into the museum is £9 - plenty to see on the ground and 1st floor - the gardens are also worth a visit. The guides/staff are informative and interesting

Learning about Edward Jenner in school, I was always intrigued to find out more about him. I was so happy visiting his home and learning more about the smallpox vaccine pioneer! The garden is lovely too, it's delightful to see how medical treatment has changed over the years! Staff inside the house/museum was really lovely too. We pre-booked our tickets for 16:00 but arrived 30mins early, it was no problem to enter the house early. I highly recommend visiting this place!

Very interesting little museum about a genius, who's not so famous in my country, France. The staff was lovely and took 10 minutes to talk about Jenner's life and answer our questions. I recommend.

Excellent with very informative and friendly staff. Had a picnic in the grounds

We hired the house for a private event, the house and gardens are stunning, and made for an amazing setting for a few drinks. The volunteers who work there were incredibly accommodating and the museum itself was full of interesting information about the life of an extraordinary local man who made a huge impact on the planet. The Temple of Vaccinia is there where locals were vaccinated for free. A must see for people interested in medical history / virology, and an amazing setting for a private event.

Oh my happy place! I love you! I’ve traced my ancestry back to sir Roger Mortimer. I wonder if any of those buried in the church were related to him. But certainly they must’ve been friends with him. I love this church. The wall paintings are pristine and gorgeous. It’s just one of the most beautiful churches I’ve seen. Love the jesters grave outside. All the stone head carvings along the high ceilings are so intricate and lifelike. Gothic wide doors with ancient iron hand forged nails. So old that the rust fuses into the wood which I’d say is ancient oak wood. Stained glass windows with beautiful paintings glass. True artistry at every glance. Lovely stone slabs along the church floor and thank goodness they were not tiled over or repurposed as you saw in too many old English churches. The Berkeley vault is mysterious. Plexus glass let’s you look in but you can’t enter. Four gorgeous lying down life size figures sculpted to likeness of those lying under them. Nice fusion of many eras here. Elements of all centuries which really is a beautiful thing to behold. A kind hearted gesture of having a table food bank there too. The day was scorching hot. I had felt heat exhaustion but once I entered the church I recovered . Very healing place. Very few tourists. I love that

Lovely church larger and finer than expected. Unusual with a separate church tower. Magnificent tombs.

Lots to see if you are interested in funerary monuments, wall-paintings, etc., set in a very pleasant churchyard with interesting headstones and monuments

Matthew 18:20 For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them.” After receiving the communion I feel peace, thank you reverend Steve for the great service,,:) Very happy using their website all the services are updated so we don't miss any services . Thank you Lord for this beautiful place that we can join all together to receive the spiritual food. 🌿🙏

The Berkeley Church is a historical legacy! When you visit this church you can see the immersed love of the people who were in charge of its construction, it is so special, very beautiful and transmits peace, Reverend Steve is very passionate in the sermons on Sundays at 11 am, you really feel the message Heavenly 🙏 the people at church are so kind, the peace you feel after communion is a beautiful gift.:)

Great church - plenty to see and also they have events going on (coffee mornings) It is right next to the Jenner museum

Beautiful Grade 1 listed Church dating back to the 12th century, with strong connections to the Berkeley family, who own their own private burial chapel within the church. Lovely examples of traditional church architecture, stained glass windows and medieval wall paintings. Interesting variety of tomb stones and monuments inside and in the church grounds, many of which themselves are listed. Fascinating and interesting place to visit.

Been here a couple of times whilst out walking.......Great place to stop off. This time went to the bike/car night, as always fantastic!! Great yearly event for enthusiasts or taking the family out. Bbq, burger van. Bar staff slow though. Can't comment on food as haven't eaten here for years! But heard the food is good.

Stopped off after a 10k run and the roast was absolutely sublime. We had the roast beef, medium sized. They have three sizes -small, medium and large at three prices £9.95, £12.95 and £15.95. The medium plate was huge with roast parsnips, roast carrots, Brocoli, roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding and stuffing. There was also a side of cauliflower cheese and a jug with extra gravy. The beef was so tender and the veg cooked and seasoned perfectly. Staff were friendly and efficient and we feel, for us this is an absolutely great little find and we will be returning 😁

We stayed as Search for sites, friendly staff, nice atmosphere. Good food also we asked for a takeaway and they obliged. Nice area for walks by the canal.

Great little find with a campsite which was £5 per night. Great food cheap and cheerful. The staff were very welcoming and covid safe aware. Plenty of seating outside under cover and table service. Really enjoyed our stay lovely walk to Purton along the canal seeing all the beached ships along the Riverside to prevent the erosion. Very interesting place.

Brilliant place to stay over in the camper and the sunday dinner all i can say is oh my god, best sunday dinner i think i ever had, brilliant service aswell you just cant go wrong with this place

Came in our motor home to have a night camping on our way to Wales. This is such a calm and interesting place (recent history) that we stayed a second night and savoured the Sunday Roast. Excellent value for drinks and food. And a camp for just £5. Winner winner!

Went for a Sunday lunch today, would definitely recommend good sized portion, tasty with I think 5 different veg As someone visiting the area Finding the venue was slightly challenging with private road and no unauthorized vehicles signs through the port but trust in Google maps . Seemed to have a good reputation, and appears well supported by the locals. We would certainly go again if in the area.

Nice pub, very welcoming locals vibe. Good selection of drinks.

Lovely old pub , a locals kind of place . Entertaining conversation , even though it got nowhere

A lovely place with a lovely staff. Nice for a yankee to bend an elbow here.

We had the pleasure of celebrating the 30th anniversary of Motion Media last night. We chose this venue as it was a 'local haunt' when we converted the old service station building into our offices. 35 people, many of whom hadn't seen each other for 20 years, spent a very enjoyable night here. The atmosphere was great, the food delicious and the attention to detail from all the staff was second to none. A huge shout out to Karen and team; from our first phone call to enquire what might be possible, to the event itself was all handled with passion and professionalism, they really couldn't have done any more for us. Thank you!

Great pub atmosphere but it got noisy at 2100 as it became more of a club with a DJ so worth planning to finish by then if you're there for food only.

found the pub on a long hike. I went in and asked for 2 pints of Thatchers as I was very thirsty. The pint was so cold I couldn`t drink it as quick as I normally would. It was a really good, refreshing pint. The pub is very clean with really nice decor. The bar staff friendly. I would visit again , but unlikely as I don`t live that close, but would recommend it.

Came down here on holiday and was looking for a pub with a pool table, the boar's head was the closest one, we went in for 4 games and ended up meeting alot of the locals and I have to say it is the friendliest place we have been the whole time we was here, 100% recommend anyone and everyone to call in for at least one drink.