THINGS TO DO & SEE

We have dedicated a whole page to walking, hiking & cycling - including some ideas for local walks, strolls and yomps. Take a look on our WALKING & CYCLING page for more information.

Sadly, due to these uncertain times, we cannot accept responsibility if attractions are shut, or have limited access. We have been informed most will have at least some service for the duration of the campsite opening.

You would be wise to use the links below to find out more and book in advance, where required.

The Top 10:

Checkout our Top 10 things to do in the local area. Most are within 20 minutes drive; some you can even walk to!

1. Cliveden House & Gardens: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/cliveden

Explore the house and gardens at this stunning National Trust property. You can actually walk to Cliveden from the campsite. Just ask if you need a map or some directions.

2. Bekonscot Model Village & Railway: https://www.bekonscot.co.uk/

This is the oldest model village in the world. Explore the 'miniature' site and enjoy a ride on the miniature railway.

**Perfect for a trip with children**

3. Odds Farm: https://www.oddsfarm.co.uk/

Enjoy a decent day out with farm animals, indoor and outdoor play areas, tractor rides and much much more. This is only a 5 minute walk from the campsite.

**Perfect for a trip with children**

4. The Royal Standard of England Pub at Forty Green: http://www.rsoe.co.uk/

This pub has the status of the oldest freehouse in England and was once a hiding place for the then Prince Charles (later King Charles II). Wander through the local Chilterns and, on a clear day, enjoy views over 5 different counties. The pub is also host to meats reared from animals on the farm.

5. Legoland Windsor: https://www.legoland.co.uk/

Just a 30-minute drive away, explore the wonderful animal park, and lego-based attractions, including the dragon ride. Pan for gold too!

**Perfect for a trip with children**

6. The Chiltern Open Air Museum: https://www.coam.org.uk/

This open air museum has captured and locked historic life in the Chilterns with 37 different notable buildings. Watch local craftsmen in action, and explore the onsite working farm, too.

**Perfect for a trip with children**

7. Burnham Beeches: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burnham_Beeches

This ancient site sustained local furniture makers through the ages, and is now a site of scientific interest and nature conservation. Over 60 species at the site are considered rare/endangered. See some of the oldest Beech trees in England and view the sites that were used as filming locations for films such as Harry Potter, Robin Hood - Prince of Thieves and Goldfinger.

8. Dorney Wood Gardens: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/dorneywood-garden

This spectacular set of 18th century gardens is just a short walk from the campsite.

9. Go Ape at Black Park: https://goape.co.uk/locations/black-park

Tackle the treetop rope course with family and friends in this stunning parkland, including segway and net adventures, too.

**Perfect for a trip with children**

10. Golf

Several local courses are open to non-members on a 'pay and play' basis. Our top 3, within 10 minutes of the campsite, are:

Flackwell Heath GC: https://www.fhgc.co.uk/

Hedsor Golf Course: https://hedsorgolfcourse.co.uk/

Wycombe Heights GC: https://www.wycombeheightsgc.co.uk/

Other Attractions:

Other National Trust

West Wycombe Park, Village & Hill: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/west-wycombe-park-village-and-hill

The elegant Palladian Home and current home of the Dashwood Family

Hughenden Manor: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/hughenden

Country home of the Victorian statesman, Benjamin Disraeli

Cookham Moor: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/maidenhead-and-cookham-commons/features/cookham-moor

A picturesque moor and common countryside setting on the edge of the Thames

Greys Court: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/greys-court

A stunning flint work house with beautiful gardens and grounds

[See also - Cliveden, number 1 above and Dorney Wood Gardens, number 8 above]

[Search for other National Trust properties at: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/search]

Other Houses & Gardens

Windsor Castle & Grounds: https://www.rct.uk/visit/windsor-castle

**Perfect for a trip with children**

Pictured Below

Churches & Religious

Jordans & The Quakers: http://www.jordansquakercentre.org/

The site has been a Quaker meeting house since 1688, and was in fact one of the first. Here lies William Penn, who founded Pennsylvania in the USA.

Countless local churches at Penn, Beaconsfield, Wooburn Green - and more locally, at Hedsor is St Nicholas'

St Nicholas' Church is known to date from the end of the 12th C but, due to its spectacular location, it is quite possible that there was a Saxon church or even an earlier Pagan temple on the site, as the known route of the Roman road from Silchester to St Albans crossing the Thames at Hedsor Wharf runs close by.