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The signpost on the lane which heads towards the A417
See a centuries-old church on this scenic Buscot walk | © National Trust
Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire & Berkshire

Buscot Green Farm walk

Enjoy Buscot's Green Farm Walk around Eaton Hastings and take in memorable views of the River Thames, farmland and the historical Oxfordshire village.

Total steps: 11

Total steps: 11

Start point

Eaton Hastings Church

Step 1

Park on the side of the road in Eaton Hastings.

Step 2

Take some time to visit and look around Eaton Hastings Church.

Eaton Hastings Church
Parts of the church date back almost a millennium | © National Trust

Step 3

Follow the D'Arcy Dalton Way back along the lane. Continue along the lane until you meet the A417.

Step 4

Follow the footpath to the right alongside the road.

Step 5

Take the farm drive on the right, past a cattle grid, with Kilmester Farm to the right.

Step 6

Continue through the gates through the Anchor Boat Club bearing right, then through a third gate and follow the field boundary to cross a footbridge.

The Anchor Boat Club at Buscot and Coleshill Estates
The Anchor Boat Club | © National Trust

Step 7

Pass through a gate following the stream and willows.

Step 8

Cross another stile and bear right across the field towards a cottage, then cross a stile.

Step 9

Follow the field boundary and rejoin the River Thames.

Step 10

Cross another stile and continue straight on over the field, then cross drive to Rhodes Farm and go over a footbridge.

Step 11

Continue across the field to a gate then you can return to your car.

End point

Eaton Hastings Church

Trail map

Map of Buscot Green Farm walk
Map of Buscot Green Farm walk | © Crown copyright and database rights 2013 Ordnance Survey

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