Reviews for NATIONAL TRUST - DOVER'S HILL, WESTON SUBEDGE
4/5 from Yesh
2 years ago
2 years ago
Beautiful from the hill-top. Very few parking spots but generally not busy.
5/5 from Pete
2 years ago
2 years ago
Stunning views, lovely area, you can actually see the skyscrapers of Birmingham and Coventry of in the distance, and to the west Pen y van mountains in Wales
4/5 from Adrian
2 years ago
2 years ago
Nice short flat walk out to the edge of the Cotswold escarpment. Worth a quick stop.
3/5 from Weekend
3 years ago
3 years ago
We set off from Broadway along the Cotswolds way and this was the first view point we found.
It does offer a great view of the Northern end of the Cotswolds and is only about a 15 mins walk from Broadway.
Well worth a little look if you fancy a short walk.
5/5 from Jenny
3 years ago
3 years ago
Hiked through Dover’s Hill (754ft high) as part of the Cotswold Way trail, which starts in the gorgeous market town Chipping Campden. The hill has a trig point and a toposcope, both of which are just a stone’s throw from its free National Trust car park. From the hill are expansive views of the Vale of Evesham and the surrounding countryside. An ideal place for family picnics.
5/5
3 years ago
3 years ago
Excellent views from the hill top. Great parking and a great walk around.
5/5 from Nicola
3 years ago
3 years ago
Beautiful views right from the moment you step out of the car park. Great for quiet walks or for having a picnic and enjoying the view.
5/5 from Lee
3 years ago
3 years ago
Visited for the Cotswold Olimpicks and had an amazing night that had been on my bucket list for many years! Old fashioned entertainment that is up there with the best. Everything was very well organised. Chilled out music at the entrance, burger and coffee that were decent and a spot amongst the nettles to watch the games. The shin kicking was hilarious and hats off to the champion! A stunning setting and memory (especially the fireworks and torch procession).
5/5 from Daphne
3 years ago
3 years ago
We took the local Brownies up to Dovers Hill to play a wide game - there is so much space for them to run around and play and enjoy being outdoors.
They all made ‘fudge in a bag’ and sat looking at the wonderful views whilst eating it.
It was a fantastic outdoor setting to visit even though there are no facilities to use there but it is all free and there is a car park.
We will be returning.
5/5 from Josh
3 years ago
3 years ago
Great vantage point for a nice walk.
Lots of room for your dogs 🐶🐕to run. Large, easy to park free car park.
Not too muddy but plenty of sheep poo. I would recommend to bring your hikers and a switch before piling back into the Rover.