Top Things to do in Stroud District
The 10 Best Outdoor Activities in Stroud District, England
Discover the best top things to do in Stroud District, United Kingdom including Cotswolds Adventures, Bristol & Gloucestershire Gliding Club, Minchinhampton Golf Club (New Courses), Walks around Wotton-under-Edge, Cotswold Guided Walks Ltd, Chalkpit Trails Ltd, Barton End Equestrian Centre, Uley Bury Iron Age Hill Fort, Minchinhampton Common, Painswick Golf Club.
Restaurants in Stroud District
1. Cotswolds Adventures
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 189 reviews
Cotswolds Adventures specialise in off-the-beaten track private tours of the Cotswolds with a local driver-guide. All our Cotswolds tours are private and bespoke. See the beautiful villages and countryside of the Cotswolds region. Why not get off-the-beaten track and have a Cotswolds Adventure? Tours available in English and Japanese
2. Bristol & Gloucestershire Gliding Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Whether you want to learn to fly or just tick gliding off the bucket list, there is nowhere better to experience the stunning views of the Cotswolds and River Severn than the Bristol & Gloucestershire Gliding Club.
3. Minchinhampton Golf Club (New Courses)
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By THELITTLELLAMAEATS - Devon, United Kingdom
This was the last lunch of our visit to the Cotswolds to see Grandma and Grandpa; FYI Grandpa is a member of the club, and apparently he is a pretty big deal there as he recent won one of the competitions, being such a pro golfer. The lunch itself was almost as good as Grandpa’s golf skills; everyone chose roast beef apart from my Mum who had a chicken Caesar salad. I opted for a bit of everyone’s food as usual and I must say that I enjoyed every last bit of it, especially the chicken and the beef. My favourite dish however was definitely the baked vanilla cheesecake... yum yum yum. I must say the view at the club is really great; we got this great table right next to the window, which was obviously reserved just for the super good golfers including Grandad. All in all.. a super duper lunch, definitely Llama approved.
4. Walks around Wotton-under-Edge
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By bazb949 - Watford, United Kingdom
A simple, there-and-back dog walk taking in Newark Park house and grounds. Just follow the Cotswold Way out of the village. A fairly steep climb through woods and up a track before branching off across fields to arrive at Newark's car park area. A modest entry fee gets you into the grounds (a welcome tea/coffee room with outside seating) where there's a choice of three, marked walks affording views and a chance to talk to the lambs. The gardens of the house are delightful and it's worth popping in to the house itself (leave the dogs outside). We spent the best part of a day out as the weather was glorious. The return, downhill, walk is much quicker, retracing our steps and taking in a path along side the stream and back into Valley Road. A very pleasant way to appreciate the English countryside and take in a little bit of history, too. Recommended!
5. Cotswold Guided Walks Ltd
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5.0 based on 25 reviews
Unfortunately we are no longer operating. We hope to re-open at some point in the future and look forward to welcoming walkers again.
6. Chalkpit Trails Ltd
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Mobile cycle hire based from Amberley Railway Station, the railway station for the halfway point on the South Downs Way. Delivery and pick up available nearby and one way rentals available. A choice of Hardtail mountain bikes, E-mountain bikes and child recumbunt trailer bikes. book online or call to make you booking. Pre-booking is essential.
7. Barton End Equestrian Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
we are a Riding and Hacking Centre. We offer riding lessons for adults and children from 4 years upwards. We also offer countryside hacking. There is a coffee shop on site open on weekends. we are open from 8am - 8pm Tuesday - Friday and until 6pm on Saturday and Sunday. we offer riding for the disabled. we have a petting corner for the little ones.
Reviewed By suzanneg989 - Enschede, The Netherlands
If you want to go on a beautiful hack, this is the place to be! Very friendly staff, the views are amazing and the horses seem very happy and healthy!
8. Uley Bury Iron Age Hill Fort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By DawnC493 - Gloucester, United Kingdom
We parked in Uley and did the rather steep arduous climb into the woods- lovely views and you can stop for a breather whenever you want- not for anyone with a weak disposition! Walking sticks would be helpful for the way down if like me you are not so good on steep down hills!
9. Minchinhampton Common
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By ChrisK1964 - Helston, United Kingdom
Lovely common land with amazing views over the local valleys. Fab walking leading you to amazing views over the local valleys. Well worth a visit.
10. Painswick Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By fayeloucc
Wow!!! What an amazing christmas meal we had here Christmas day. Friendly, relaxed atmosphere but the best waa yet to come as the food was amazing, presentation and taste I give top marks!, high end dining experience This place is a secret hidden gem, thank you for a fabulous day x
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