Great picnic places in and around Oxfordshire

Everyone has their own picnic spot, but there are a few universals that make some places simply perfect for picnics. Here are a few to choose from in and around Oxfordshire.

Close up shot of purple flowers in the sunshine

Greys Court 

There are some lovely picnic spots at Greys Court only a short walk from the car park. Check in at visitor reception, then head on out to find a shady spot under the oak trees.

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Coleshill Park in May, The Buscot and Coleshill Estates Oxfordshire

Coleshill 

The rolling countryside of West Oxfordshire is ideal for walking and picnics. Why not take a stroll around Coleshill village and into the parkland as outlined on this downloadable map?

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A small boy runs ascross the grass flying a kite at a National Trust site

White Horse Hill 

White Horse Hill has to be one of the the best viewpoints for a picnic in the whole of the South of England. In fact you can probably see most of its counties from this vantage point. Pack a kite and some wind-proof clothes as it can be breezy.

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Children take a close look at the wildlife on a fallen tree trunk

Ashdown House 

Visit the hidden gem of Ashdown House and you can follow the tree trail for an atmospheric picnic in the woods. If you visit on a Wednesday or Saturday, you could follow up with a staircase tour in the afternoon.

Family fun at Ashdown
Stowe Landscape Gardens, Buckinghamshire.

Stowe 

Pick a quiet spot to lay down the rug and enjoy a traditional picnic in the space and beauty of Stowe. You can add to your feast by dropping into the cafe to pick up home-made sandwiches, our famous sausage rolls, indulgent cake and bottles of sparkling drinks.

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