Top Things to do In Oxfordshire 2021

"National Trust large car park, free for members or £2 for 2 hours/£4 all day. Several grass paths to choose from leading to the White Horse or to Uffington Castle. Stunning views on a clear day including a crop circle at the moment. Plenty of sheep grazing so have to watch where you are walking. At the bottom of the White Horse is Dragon Hill which has a steep narrow path down to it but well worth the extra 10 mins to reach it. Great place for families, dog walkers & cyclists."

"The Clifford S. Lewis Nature Reserve, full of wild fun and vitality, is worth visiting. The overall style is relatively natural and fresh, with lush vegetation! There are many people on picnics and there are also small restaurants nearby, which is more suitable for a day~"

"The Tropical Rainforest Center has education on plants, animals, fish, etc. A lot can be seen in a fairly compact area. The helpful staff are willing to answer questions. The validity period of the purchased tickets can be used for one year. The cafe has only one employee, so the waiting time is relatively long."

"Me and my mate went here for a few days last week and what a place debbie is a star the breakfast was to die for the room was 5 star will be goin back soooooon ian and dave from bolton."

"Wonderful wide paths, interesting points along the way. Plenty for small children to get involved with. Fabulous for dog walkingGreat idea to have a central start with various ability walks spanning out. Plenty of parking, with number plate recorded on entry to pay at kiosk before departureMobility scooter managed several of the marked trails as they were all hard and more or less level surfaces on many.Will definitely return now I know where it is."

"The Black Dam Ponds area is really a super deserted place. I passed by by car. It turned out to be a scenic spot when I used Ctrip to locate it. In fact, it is an endless grassland, some trees, and a place for outings~"

"No Dogs! Fantastic!It's a breath of fresh to be able to walk around without worrying about stepping in dog crap or being on your guard in case your children get jumped on.It's popular but I can see why, but once you get past the visitors centre things spread out and there's plenty of space."

"A Lovely place to visit - great walks beside the flight of locks. You can help boaters if requested up or down the flight. Local pub and tea room nearby. Lovely place for a picnic."

"Food is really good and most staff are friendly. The odd one can be very mardy. Beautiful view as you eat"