Cirencester Park - Attraction in the Cotswolds
Contact Details for Cirencester Park
Cirencester Park, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 2BU
01285 653135
cirencesterpark.co.uk
Cirencester Park, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 2BU
01285 653135
cirencesterpark.co.uk
Cirencester Park page last updated 26 June 2025. Spotted a mistake? Please let us know.
Originally built in 1869 Cirencester Open Air Pool offers you the chance to swim in natural spring water heated to an average temperature of 27 degrees C (80 degrees F) throughout the summer months.
The Corinium Museum in Cirencester is a hidden gem of this charming Cotswold town. Visitors can trace the story of the Cotswolds from Prehistory to the late 19th Century, with hands-on exhibits, interactive displays and a wealth of precious artefacts.
Built in the 16th century as a wool merchant's house, the Corinium Hotel offers fifteen individual bedrooms, a locally renowned restaurant and cosy popular bar, which are all full of Cotswold charm.
New Brewery Arts is located in a converted Victorian brewery housing a contemporary art gallery, craft shop and cafe, and on-site maker studios. New Brewery Arts offers visitors a unique arts and crafts shopping experience.
Cirencester is an historic market town in Gloucestershire and is know as 'the capital of the Cotswolds'.
Tucked away in the corner of the Corn Hall Indoor Market is Cirencester's best kept secret - Diversitea Café
The Fleece sits proudly at the heart of Cirencester on the Market Square, where it has been welcoming travellers to the town since 1651.
Earthwork remains of a massive Roman amphitheatre in Cirencester which could hold about 8,000 spectators
The Old Brewhouse in Cirencester is a delightful 17th Century town house bed and breakfast full of charm and character, sympathetically restored and refurbished offering high quality accommodation.
The Barn Theatre Project was established as a charity by Ian and Chrissie Carling with the vision of building a bold legacy in the arts for the community of Cirencester and the Cotswolds
Cotswold Hare offers bed and breakfast accommodation in Cirencester, situated just a few minutes walk from the centre of this historic market town.
For the quintessential English polo experience, Cirencester Park Polo Club is the supreme venue.
Cirencester Golf Club offers you a fabulous welcome - whatever your age or ability.
The Organic Farm Shop offers a friendly shop full of Organic produce, and an Organic Cafe with mainly vegetarian food.
Mayfield park is a family owned camping and caravan park nestled in the Cotswold hills on the outskirts of the famous market town of Cirencester
18 hole golf course and driving range near Cirencester
Cerney House Gardens is a romantic, secret place in the Cotswolds, near to Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.
Located beside the beautiful Spring Lake this wonderful property is ideal for guests looking to enjoy tranquil surroundings and the rolling hills of the glorious Cotswolds.
This New England style lake house offers a warm welcome to all that come and stay
The Cotswold Water Park (soon to be rebranded as The Cotswold Lakes) is an area of approximately 42 squares miles and 180 lakes
A highly acclaimed 9-hole golf course established since 1989
Over two acres of space in Bibury available with just ten pitches for tents, campervans and caravans.
The Garden at Miserden, winner of the Historic Houses Garden of the Year Award 2018, is a lovely, timeless walled garden with spectacular views over a deer park and rolling Cotswold hills beyond.
The Old Vicarage no longer offers bed and breakfast accommodation
Bibury is a small village in Gloucestershire and is perhaps the quintessential Cotswold village.
Arlington Row, originally a wool store and then converted into weavers houses in the last 17th century
Bibury Trout Farm is a working trout farm and is one of Britain's oldest trout farms
Standing proud alongside the River Coln is the picturesque Swan Hotel in Bibury. The hotel is a Cotswold idyll featuring beautifully decorated lounges, with real log fires alight during winter months.
Chedworth is one of the best sites in the country for anyone wishing to explore and understand the remains of a large country house of the Roman period.
