| www.north-moreton.com |
Local village information for North Moreton – full of all sorts of helpful and interesting details. |
| www.daysoutinsouthoxon.org.uk |
Lots of information and links to websites for Cholsey & Wallingford Railway; Dorchester Abbey; Pendon Museum; Project Timescape and Earth Trust; Wallingford Museum – very useful local website |
| www.camillaandroly.co.uk |
Our local farm at Wittenham Clumps welcomes visitors to see their sheep and lambs and meet Meg the sheep dog – an excellent website with lots of information and details about lamb to buy. You can also buy their lamb in our closest village shop. |
| www.walkinginoxfordshire.co.uk |
Details of more than 100 walks to download and print free, details of Oxfordshire walking groups, maps and walking books |
| www.DorchesteronThames.co.uk |
Beautiful and historic local village on The Thames, centre of Saxon Christianity, Roman archaeology, Abbey, all close to Stapleton’s Chantry |
| www.PendonMuseum.com |
Exquisitely modelled village typical of local villages between the wars, two miles from Stapleton’s Chantry |
| www.visitthames.co.uk |
Masses of information about fishing, boating, cycling, walking, eating and other attractions on or near The Thames |
| www.cholsey-wallingford-railway.com |
Heritage trains on branch line linking Wallingford to Cholsey, well worth a visit especially if you are planning to come to the Preserved Railway at Didcot – see below |
| www.didcotrailwaycentre.org.uk |
Unique collection of Great Western Railway steam engines, coaches, wagons, buildings and relics; recreation of Brunel’s broad gauge railway. Rural setting based around the original 1930s engine shed. |
| www.cotswoldfarmpark.co.uk |
Rare Breed Conservation Farm on BBC Countryfile Programme – wonderful day out for all the family, a wonderful drive through Burford and visit Stow on the Wold and Burton on the Water as well. |
| www.bachcentre.com |
Dr Bach’s cottage home in Brightwell-cum-Sotwell welcomes visitors. It is still involved in making remedies, and is the world-wide centre for education on the Bach flower remedies. |
| www.earthtrust.org.uk |
A five minute drive away, The Earth Trust manages an estate of 300 hectares, including Little Wittenham Nature Reserve which allows the public access for recreation and to enjoy the stunning views of the surrounding countryside and extensive excellent walking beside the Thames and through woodland. Fisons Barn is an outstanding place to celebrate – a wedding, a birthday, a family event – at Wittenham Clumps |
| www.projecttimescape.co.uk |
Interactive visitor centre at the Wittenham Clumps with iron-age skeletons, artefacts and activities for all the family; information on excavations; Time Team Roman & Iron-Age evidence 2004 |
| www.royal.gov.uk |
Information on SwanUpping every July on the River Thames between Sunbury on Thames and Abingdon |
| www.wallingford-oxon.net |
Information about Historic Wallingford. This is only 3 miles from Stapleton’s Chantry and incudes various visitor attactions including walks along the River Thames and an Outdoor Swimming pool (seasonal). |
| www.goodwoodantiques.co.uk |
Antiques – unusual and interesting source of Original Champagne and Wine Racks sourced from the cellars of French Champagne Houses plus many other terrific items – available in Wallingford. |
| www.artinaction.org.uk |
Exceptional Art and Craft Festival, every July, at Waterperry, outside Oxford. Artists exhibit and demonstrate their work; Music, Dance and Drama performed in the Waterperry amphitheatre; practical classes for adults and children; Work for sale by 100 designers; see the wonderful Waterperry Gardens. |
| www.cornerstone-arts.org |
New and exciting arts, entertainment and culture centre in Didcot, providing lots of shows, classes and workshops, including opera, theatre, jazz, comedy, rock. |
| www.goringgapwalks.co.uk |
A pioneering, local, accredited Health Walk Group and part of the nationwide Walking for Health Initiative (WHI). All GGHW routes are through stunning areas of outstanding natural beauty, many with views across the Thames Valley. Guests are always welcome on any of the graded walks. |
| www.chilternsaonb.org |
Long and short walks, rides and cycle routes in the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with rolling hills, magnificent beechwoods and outstanding villages, a wonderful place to explore. |
| www.cotswoldwildlifepark.co.uk |
Cotswold Wildlife Park is set in 160 acres of parkland and gardens around a listed Victorian Manor House – a superb day out for the family |
| www.englishmusicfestival.org.uk |
The Festival is held in and around Dorchester-on-Thames, a picturesque village in the Oxfordshire countryside, where the River Thame flows into the River Thames. The main festival venue, Dorchester Abbey, has been a place of worship for over 1300 years, and stands on the site of a Saxon cathedral built by St Birinus in the seventh century. |
| www.fellwalk.co.uk/thamespath |
Masses of detailed information about the whole length of The Thames |
| www.ramblers.org.uk/info/paths/name/t/thames |
Lots more information about The Thames Path National Trail |
| www.hawkwalk.org |
A Day with a Difference – hands on hawking, fly your own hawk – very close to Stapleton’s Chantry |
| www.tripadvisor.co.uk |
TripAdvisor provides recommendations for hotels, restaurants, resorts, inns, holidays, travel packages, holiday packages, travel guides and lots more. |
| www.longleat.co.uk |
Longleat Safari Park and Longleat House – exceptional day out for all the family – about 1 1/4 hour drive from Stapleton’s Chantry |