Go Outdoors
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Christ Church Meadow, Oxford
Christ Church Meadow is a large tranquil pasture area in the heart of Oxford city, owned by Christ Church College, bordering the Cherwell and Isis rivers.
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South Park, Oxford
About South Park South Park is a park on Headington Hill in east Oxford, England. It is the largest park within Oxford city limits. It is open all day, every day and is 5 minutes walk from Cowley Road in East Oxford. South Park occupies 50 acres of open space, with magnificent views overlooking Oxford.…
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Rye Farm Meadow, Abingdon
About Rye Farm Meadow, Abingdon Visit the tranquil setting of Rye Farm Meadow in Abingdon-on-Thames to enjoy a glass or two of Prosecco. This relaxing meadow alongside the River Thames is just the place to unwind after a busy week. This famous market town boasts to be one of the oldest occupied towns in Britain,…
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Great Days Out: Farmoor Reservoir Oxford
Explore this 400 acres man-made reservoir in the heart of Oxfordshire, surrounded by beautiful countryside with woodland views and the River Thames nearby.
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Oxford University Parks
Oxford University Parks is conveniently located right at the heart of Oxford, and offers an escape from the hustle and bustle of the City.
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Waterperry Gardens
Just a stone’s throw from Oxford nestles Waterperry Gardens, a magical place where you are surrounded by beautiful trees, shrubs and flowers, classical borders, modern planting, secret corners and long vistas.
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Trinity College Gardens, Oxford
About Trinity College Gardens, Oxford Trinity College was founded as a training house for Catholic priests in the sixteenth century. The site of the college, now very much in the city centre, was originally chosen for its quiet, rural aspect. Trinity became a pillar of the Anglican establishment in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, and…
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Wadham College Gardens, Oxford
About Wadham College Gardens Originally a series of orchards and market-gardens carved out from the property of the Augustinian priory, Wadham College Gardens have been significantly modified over the course of the last four hundred years. Gardens were first created under Warden Wilkins (1648-59) as a series of formal rectangles laid out around a (then…