Best Attractions near Three Groves Wood

Explore Stroud’s heritage and art in a historic wool merchant’s house, with engaging exhibits and a serene Walled Garden in Stratford Park.

Discover timeless antiques and artisan crafts in Stroud’s vibrant Malthouse Collective, where history and creativity unite.

Explore 102 miles of stunning hills, historic sites, and charming villages on England’s iconic Cotswold Way National Trail.

Explore Selsley Common’s ancient limestone grassland with rare orchids, historic barrows, and sweeping views over the Severn Valley in the Cotswolds.

Explore peaceful Cotswold woodlands and limestone grasslands from the historic Old Ebworth Centre, a serene gateway to nature and heritage.

Discover the UK’s only complete rococo garden, where whimsical follies, vibrant blooms, and a playful maze await in a tranquil Cotswold valley.

Secluded Cotswolds valley with lakes, wildlife, historic boathouse, family trails, and scenic café views in a National Trust haven.

Discover the breathtaking views and historical significance of Painswick Beacon, a stunning landmark in the heart of the Cotswolds.

A hauntingly beautiful, unfinished Victorian Gothic mansion hidden in a tranquil Cotswold valley, offering a rare glimpse into architectural ambition and a haven for rare bats.

Explore the historic grandeur and serene landscapes of Cirencester Park, the ancestral Bathurst Estate in the heart of the Cotswolds.

Discover sweeping Cotswold views and ancient woodlands atop the dramatic Haresfield Beacon escarpment near Stonehouse.

Step into the grassy oval of one of Roman Britain’s largest amphitheatres, where 8,000 spectators once roared for gladiators and games.

Explore the rich history of the Cotswolds from prehistoric times to Roman Britain at Corinium Museum, Cirencester’s award-winning cultural landmark.

A compassionate sanctuary in Cirencester dedicated to rescuing, rehoming, and caring for vulnerable dogs and cats across the Cotswolds.

A charming gastropub in Crudwell offering quality British fare, excellent beers, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere daily from 11am to 11pm.

Discover serene monastic heritage and vibrant wildlife in the tranquil gardens and parklands of Prinknash Abbey Park near Gloucester.

Explore the tranquil ruins of Great Witcombe Roman Villa, where Roman luxury and countryside beauty meet in Gloucestershire’s historic landscape.

Historic 19th-century Corn Hall in Cirencester’s Market Place, vibrant with markets, artisan fairs, and a welcoming café.

Handmade treasures from local artisans in a historic Victorian market hall.

Historic green oasis in Cirencester with a lake, playground, and medieval abbey remnants for family-friendly relaxation and exploration.

A romantic Victorian walled garden where time stands still amid old-fashioned roses, organic kitchen gardens, and woodland trails.

A 102-mile National Trail through quintessential English countryside, connecting picturesque Cotswold villages from Chipping Campden to Bath.

Coaley Peak offers sweeping Cotswold views, ancient Neolithic heritage, and vibrant wildflower meadows on a tranquil hilltop reserve.

Explore the ancient Neolithic burial chambers of Nympsfield Long Barrow, set amid stunning Gloucestershire countryside and steeped in mysterious legends.

King Charles III's organic masterpiece: four decades of horticultural innovation in the Cotswolds.

Explore a 5,000-year-old Neolithic burial mound with ancient chambers and stunning Severn Valley views at Uley Long Barrow, Gloucestershire.

Experience the charm of the Cotswolds with gentle alpaca walks, sustainable farming, and artisan fibre crafts at Cotswold Alpacas.

Discover over 175 unique sculptures set in 10 acres of stunning Cotswold woodland and gardens, blending art and nature in a tranquil outdoor gallery.

A vibrant organic farm shop and cafe offering fresh, farm-grown produce and wholesome meals in a tranquil Cotswolds setting.

Explore Crickley Hill Country Park’s stunning wildlife, ancient hillfort, and panoramic Cotswold views in a family-friendly natural sanctuary.

One of England’s finest snowdrop gardens, set in a historic Cotswold estate with a blue lake and a world-class arboretum.

Discover the rolling hills, honey-colored villages, and timeless charm of England’s largest Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Discover peaceful woodland and limestone grassland trails in Barber Wood, a natural gem nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds.

Soak up panoramic views from the summit of Robinswood Hill, a green outlier of the Cotswolds with wildflower meadows, ancient woodland and Jurassic geology just minutes from Gloucester.

Experience lakeside luxury, outdoor adventure, and wellness in the heart of the Cotswold Water Park at Lower Mill Estate Activity Hub.

Explore 100 hectares of scenic trails, wildlife habitats, and panoramic views just minutes from Gloucester city centre.

A serene wetland sanctuary within the Cotswold Lakes, perfect for tranquil walks and rich wildlife encounters near Cirencester.

Explore 100 hectares of diverse habitats, panoramic views, and rich history at Robinswood Hill Country Park near Gloucester.

Discover Cam Peak’s breathtaking views, wildflower meadows, and ancient hillfort on a scenic Cotswold Way walk near Dursley.

Your friendly gateway to Chipping Campden and the Cotswolds, offering maps, local advice, and Cotswold crafts in a historic town centre setting.

Explore 600 acres of global tree species, seasonal wonders, and tranquil paths at Westonbirt, the UK's premier National Arboretum.

Step back in time at Gloucestershire’s vibrant vintage and country fair, celebrating rural heritage with classic vehicles, live shows, and family fun.