Oxfordshire Large Holiday Houses and Group Accommodation

Sitting pretty much in the centre of England, Oxfordshire is not only home to the gently rolling hills of the Cotswolds with their pretty honey coloured stone houses, but also the world-famous university town of Oxford. Discover quintessential English villages like Chipping Norton, Witney and Burford or explore Henley-on-Thames with its annual Royal Regatta. History lovers can take in wonderful historic houses like Blenheim Palace or Stonor Park, and if you’re visiting with family, then a trip to the Cotswolds Wildlife Park or Cogges Manor Farm should be a great day out.
Large groups can choose to stay in luxurious converted barns, traditional Cotswold farmhouses, or in wonderful historical apartments in quaint market towns. Or you can all escape to the country and be surrounded by miles of rolling parkland while you relax in wonderful manor houses or groups of cottages where everyone has their own space.

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Oxfordshire is a wonderful county in which to base your group excursion with the city of Oxford at its heart. The city of Oxford will enchant you with its 1,500 listed buildings from every major period of British architectural history from the 11th century onwards. College visits can be arranged for groups or punting down the river is another fun group experience in Oxford.

Groups that enjoy stately homes can visit Blenheim, Waddesdon Manor and Buscot Park to name a few gems in Oxfordshire and there is also Bampton to visit – famous now as the Downton village of Downton Abbey.

What Kind of Group Are You?

Oxfordshire is a great place for walking groups who can enjoy Roman roads, ancient trade routes and long distance paths that have been used by kings, poets and peasants! Book a large holiday cottage with Group Accommodation as a base to explore The Ridgeway National Trail on the Chilterns or the Oxford canal walk which stretches for 83 miles connecting Oxford and Coventry along the continuous canal towpath – crossing only one road on the way! The canal is one of the oldest in the country, and was opened in the late 18th century. The Wychwood Way is a circular 37 miles walk which takes in the heart of the ancient Royal Hunting Forest of Wychwood, through Blenheim Park and along the Roman Akeman Street.

Literary groups will find much to enjoy in Oxford but should time their short break to coincide with one of the many Literary Festivals across the county – with the year kicking off in April in Chipping Norton, Blenheim hosting a Literary Festival in September or you could head for Henley’s event in early October. Blenheim also offers horse trials, food festivals and jousting at different times of the year meaning you can always find something all year round to enjoy for your friends gathering or family holiday in Oxfordshire.

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