Dorsington Delight - Vale Rail Trails

Crossing of the busy A46

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The Fleece Inn which was originally built in the early 15th Century by a farmer named Byrd. The pub remained in the Byrd family until 1977 when it was bequeathed to the National Trust. It currently hosts various annual festivals, the most famous bei…

13th Century country pub

Family attraction and café featuring animals, dinosaurs, indoor and outdoor activities

Pebworth, the most easterly village in Worcestershire with its Church of St Peter housing a beautiful light ring of ten bells, unusual for a small rural church.

Dorsington village is the centre of the Heart of England Forest, brainchild of businessman and philanthropist Felix Dennis. His legacy charity has so far planted more than 1.3 million trees across 3000 acres of new woodland. The village includes sev…

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The Cottage of Content in Barton is a perfect stop off for refreshment at the half way point. It is a rustic pub with a spacious garden and short walk to the River Avon.

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Cleeve Prior Heritage Trust with Grade ll listed Field Barn looks after 27 acres of old pasture, traditional orchards, woodland and ponds that have been acquired by the village for visitors to enjoy.

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Grade I listed National Trust 13th Century Tithe Barn, one of the finest and largest in the country.

The Farm Animal Sanctuary in Middle Littleton, Britain’s first, providing a secure place for rescued animals and birds.

The site was built in the early 1900’s by George Cadbury of the Cadbury’s Chocolate family. His idea was to create a fruit canning factory situated in the heart of The Vale of Evesham, where the supply of local fruit would be plentiful.

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