Cotswold Way - Stanton

Stanton is probably one of the prettiest and most idyllic villages in the Cotswolds. It takes its name from 'stan' (stone) from which it is built - similarly the neighbouring village of Stanway. Sitting beneath the slopes of Shenbarrow Hill, little changed in this sleepy Cotswold village for hundreds of years. The village contains a number of 16th and 17th century houses as well as a restored , medieval cross and a church in which some Norman work is still evident. Stanton shows no sign of commercialism, other than the village pub. There are three or four B&B here.

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The Cotswold Way

The Cotswold Way is a long distance walking trail that spans over 102 miles (164km) of beautiful English countryside. With more than 20 stops, it passes through many picturesque villages and runs close to a significant number of historical sites such as Hailes Abbey, Sudeley Castle and the Neolithic Burial Chamber at Belas Knap. In 2007, it was formally recognized as a National Trail and has long been considered as an essentially English experience.

E Bayley

A quick line to thank you, Steve and Greg for such an efficient service in transferring our bags during the first 4 days of walking the Cotswold Way last week.

K & D Spence

You gave us a great service on our recent trip along the Cotswold Way! We want to thank you most warmly for the efficient and helpful way you accomodated our alterations into the original booking for Carry...