Bookings for Summer holiday cottage have been huge, so we’d recommend getting your October half term holiday booked in ASAP! There are so many things to do in the Cotswolds with children, and if you love animals you cannot miss a visit to the Heythrop Zoological Gardens or Adam Henson’s Cotswold Farm Park, or you can get up close with the lions at the Cotswold Wildlife Park. If you really want to tire them out, you could try the Sudeley Castle adventure playground which has a zip wire and an obstacle course!
Alternatively, you can always enjoy a simple walk or cycle in the glorious autumnal Cotswold countryside, finishing off with a great lunch at one of many child-friendly pubs and cafes.
Read more...October half term is the perfect opportunity to escape to the Cotswolds, where autumnal beauty transforms the landscape into a picturesque wonderland. With its rolling hills, honey-coloured villages, and cosy countryside cottages, this region offers a truly magical setting for a family getaway. Whether you’re looking to explore the scenic countryside, indulge in seasonal treats, or simply unwind in a charming holiday home, the Cotswolds has something for everyone this autumn.
As the leaves change and the air turns crisp, the Cotswolds becomes a haven for outdoor adventures. Discover the vibrant colours of autumn on scenic walks, bike rides, or leisurely strolls through the area’s historic towns and villages. From exploring the famous trails of the Cotswold Way to visiting the quaint local markets, there’s no shortage of ways to immerse yourself in the beauty of the season – check out our top things to do in the Cotswolds over on our handy guide!
With an array of family-friendly attractions and activities, October half term is an ideal time to visit the Cotswolds. Many local attractions offer seasonal events, from pumpkin picking to autumn festivals, ensuring that both adults and children can enjoy the spirit of the season. After a day of adventure, retreat to one of our handpicked holiday cottages for a relaxing evening by the fire, where you can unwind and soak in the cosy charm of the Cotswold countryside.