Things to Do in the Area

National Herb Centre

Warmington. 1/2 Mile South on B4100.

A fabulous centre with the national collection, a garden centre and a great bistro cafe.

Falconry Centre

Warmington. 1/2 Mile South on B4100.

Hawks Owls and Falcons. With displays and special events.

Footpaths and Access to the Countryside

For information on over 1700 miles of public paths and open countryside use the link below

National Trust Properties

There a number of really outstanding National trust properties within fifteen miles. Details on this link.

Close by take a look at these

Upton House

An outstanding art collection in a 17th Century mansion with superb terraced gardens and lake.

Former home of the Chairman of Shell Oil in early 20th Century.

Farnborough Hall

Stone House and superb landscaped grounds. Visible on the skyline to the North East of the village on the other side of the valley.

These links will provide further details of Properties in easy reach.

Warwick Castle

Warwick. 14 Miles North on B4100.

A great day out with re-inactments and waxwork figures in period settings.

Lots to see and do

Silverstone Race Track

Silverstone 21 Miles

Spectating or taking part in a track day or race and rally tuition.

Britains Premier race circuit has lots to offer.

Tourism Information

There is a huge amount of information available on the South Warwickshire Tourism Website.

Local Walks

There is a Saturday walking group, informal and weather dependent. meet on the green.

Short(ish) local walk – walk across the top of the Village Green and in between the three cottages and the Manor House is a public footpath. Go up there, bear round to the right along Soot Lane and then turn left up the hill walking up the (steep) footpath and steps with the Churchyard wall on your right. Bear left at the top of the hill under the large oak tree and you can then walk along the top of the hill for a mile or more, taking in the views of the valleys. Disadvantage - you have to come back the same way If you want to cheat, you can miss out the walk up the hill by driving up past the pub and the Church and parking in the lay-by which is about a hundred yards along the B4100 in the Banbury direction For a flatter walk – go down the village Green, bearing right out of the bottom of the village. Turn left on the road towards Farnborough, and you can walk on the road, which is quiet and level, for a couple of miles. Rewards at the end of the walk are views of Farnborough Hall and Lake, and of course the Inn at Farnborough. You can extend the walk by turning left to Avon Dassett before getting to Farnborough, and coming back in a circuit. Or do it the other way around! Otherwise – the Dassett Hills and Edge Hill both offer bracing air and spectacular views