Cotswold Country Park and Beach comprises two lakes formed around forty years ago through gravel extraction. Filled by the natural groundwater, the lakes are very clean.
Cotswold Country Park & Beach, Spratsgate Lane, Shorncote, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 6DF
01285 868096
cotswoldcountryparkandbeach.com
Activities at the Cotswold Country Park and Beach include open water swimming, paddleboarding, kayaking, high ropes and Aquaventure (The largest inflatable waterpark in the area).
You will also find the largest inland paddling beach in the UK!
Cotswold Country Park and Beach page last updated 2 December 2023. Spotted a mistake? Please let us know.
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