Top Things to do in Dursley
The 10 Best Things to do in Dursley, England
Discover the best top things to do in Dursley, United Kingdom including Cotswold Guided Walks Ltd, Poppy Glass Studio, Uley Bury Iron Age Hill Fort, Prema Arts Centre, Uley Long Barrow, Kingshill House, Owlpen Manor House and Gardens, Cam & Dursley Community Cinema, Stinchcombe Hill Golf Club, Cam And Dursley Taxis.
Restaurants in Dursley
1. Cotswold Guided Walks Ltd
Overall Ratings
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.
2. Poppy Glass Studio
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Poppy Glass Studio is a small stained glass studio located in the Cotswolds. Offering bespoke commissions and on the day purchases as well as both evening and day classes, either over a block of time or in one day.
Reviewed By keithedwina - Yate, United Kingdom
We’ve just completed a six week workshop at Poppy Glass Studio and had a great time. We learned new skills and our excellent teacher (Megan) showed us in easy stages what to do. My wife and I (both in our late 70s) and our daughter, thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience and were most impressed with the studio and it’s facilities, allowing us to produce some really interesting glass Art. Even though we were a little unsure what to expect at the workshops, and being a completely new experience, we soon felt at ease and confident having a go at this work. This was due entirely to Megan’s easy and relaxed (yet very professional) teaching style, and always being on hand to offer advice and guidance when needed. The experience has whetted our appetite to have another go, later in the year. Well done Megan !!!
3. 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!
4. Prema Arts Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Prema is a family friendly Arts Centre, promoting performance, live music and art exhibitions as well as accessible workshops, classes and creative experiences for kids and adults. Prema, near Dursley in the Stroud valleys, offers an affordable day out for all folk in the South West.
Reviewed By Bearclyff - Minchinhampton, United Kingdom
Tucked away in the gorgeous little Cotswold village of Uley (near Dursley) I stumbled on the brilliant PREMA arts centre. It's tucked away just off the main road, but there's a brown sign pointing the way, Set in a cleverly converted chapel, it contains exhibition spaces, has event rooms for arts and crafts and also hosts live events in the delightful upstairs gallery where, at the time of my visit, there was an extraordinary exhibition of digital art (landscapes made from thousands of hand drawn triangles by local artist Andy Walker). Downstairs there was more digital art by Emy Lou Holmes and a display of designs by Freya Snow. Not to be missed, however, is the fabulous Vestry Cafe which serves a truly delicious range of brunch dishes, snacks and cakes, as well as excellent coffees. Bustling and cheery, I will make this a regular stop off when passing through!
5. Uley Long Barrow
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
6. Kingshill House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Kingshill House is based in a splendid Georgian Grade II listed building where we run an extensive programme of courses and workshops alongside other arts activities for all the family, such as outdoor theatre, craft fairs, musical performances and exhibitions showcasing local artists. It is a place to explore craft and creativity, and to see unique items created by extraordinary craftspeople.
7. Owlpen Manor House and Gardens
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 10 reviews
Stunning Cotswold manor house set in its own private valley. House dates to the 1400s but the site has been inhabited for over 1000 years. Magical hanging gardens open to the public: they slope gently from the church down to the brook at the bottom of the valley, and visitors can find terraced formal gardens, extensive kitchen garden, orchards and woodland walks.
8. Cam & Dursley Community Cinema
A volunteer-run cinema, showing two films per month. There is a kids' film in the morning, with drinks and snacks provided, and an adults' film in the evening, with a bar.
9. Stinchcombe Hill Golf Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
10. Cam And Dursley Taxis
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
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