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Ashton Keynes is a charming and quintessentially English village near the Wiltshire border with Gloucestershire, about six miles south of Cirencester. The village boast several beautiful houses, many of them made from Cotswold Stone.
Straddling the Thames near its source, water has always been part of village life and floods were formally an annual event. Now, after years of gravel extraction in the surrounding areas there are 150 acres of lakes forming the Cotswold Water Park.
The Waterpark, as it is often known, is Britains' largest and consists of over 140 lakes covering 40 square miles. Fihermen will have plenty do to and day tickets can be obtained from the Ashton Keynes Angling Club. Angling isn't the only activity to be enjoyed with bird watching, rambling and various water sports also on offer.
Back in the village the thirsty traveller might head for the Horse and Jockey, which has long served the village community and passers through. During the war American Servicemen would come to the pub and buy the locally made cider by the enamel bucket load. Nowadays the Horse and Jockey carries a wider range of drinks as does its rival public house, the White Hart.
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Yoga - Lakewaters Yoga
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Horse & Jockey Inn
Plough Inn
School
Ashton Keynes C of E Primary School
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Chalet 50
(1.59 miles)
Our private chalet is located within the well known Cotswold water park famous for its water sports and nature reserves, walking ,cycling and even a man made beach.
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Amanda's B&B
(1.63 miles)
Amanda's Bed and Breakfast (The Former Old Red Lion Inn) your unique very own personal letting suite fully equipped with all mod cons.Set in Countryside location, along a private country lane,with plenty of parking facilities, ...
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Mallin B&B
(2.12 miles)
Mallin B&B is located in the lovely Saxon village of South Cerney, 3 miles from Cirencester, the location provides good access to Cheltenham, Gloucester, Bath, Oxford and Swindon. Also convenient are Burford, Bourton on the ...
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Cotswold Lakeside Lodge
(2.21 miles)
A Fantastic Cotswold self catering cottage,in an idylic New England Style Lakeside setting. Cotswold lake lodge is close to all the Cotswold Water Park facilities. A range of activities for all the family, whatever the ... more
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Old Mill Cottages
(2.28 miles)
Four well-equipped barn conversions on a secluded farm beside the River Thames (sometimes dry) which sleeps 2-7 people.
Tupenny and Stables are adjoining single storey cottages. Granary and Thames have balconies overlooking the river.
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Orion Holidays
(2.60 miles)
Luxury 4* Lakeside Country Retreats – Leisure Pursuits – Sightseeing – Relaxing
WEEKEND AND MID WEEK SHORT BREAKS AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. PLEASE CALL OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.
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Wild Duck Inn
(3.29 miles)
The Wild Duck is a mellow Cotswold stone Elizabethan Inn, warm and welcoming, rich in colours and hung with old oil portraits of English ancestors. Large open log fires burn in the bar and ...
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Cricklade Hotel and Country Club
(3.61 miles)
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Standing in over 30 acres of peaceful, secluded grounds on the edge of the Cotswolds, this beautiful country house boasts breathtaking views out and over The Vale of Cricklade towards the ... more
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The Vale Hotel
(3.62 miles)
The Vale Hotel is at the southern gateway to the Cotswold water park which offers activities including sailing, water/jet skiing, fishing, horse riding and golf. We are 6 miles from Swindon and Cirencester for some ...
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White Hart Hotel
(3.65 miles)
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Set on The Thames Path next to The Cotswolds Water Park.Elizabeth I was Queen of England when The White Hart first opened its doors and it has always been the ... more
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