Clarkson's Farm & Rural Cotswolds

Despite its global fame, the heart of the Cotswolds still beats with rural tradition and timeless charm. On our Clarkson’s Farm & Rural Cotswolds tour, you’ll step beyond the television screen and experience this beloved countryside firsthand—exploring hidden lanes, working farms, and historic market towns—culminating in an immersive visit to Jeremy Clarkson’s now-iconic Diddly Squat Farmshop and the brand-new Farmer’s Dog attraction, as featured in Season 4 of Clarkson’s Farm on Amazon Prime. Along the way, you’ll gain rare insight into the Cotswold farming community, with stories and perspectives only a true local can share.

A highlight of the day is the stop at Diddly Squat Farmshop, the humble farm store that sparked Worldwide headlines and became a destination in its own right. From cheekily branded items like “Cow Juice” and “Bee Juice” to Gin in a Tin and farm-raised meats, the shop is packed with quirky charm and locally produced goodies. It’s a fun spot to browse, take a photo, and bring home something unique.

Just down the road, the recently launched Farmer’s Dog experience has expanded the farm’s appeal into a vibrant rural hub. Guests can enjoy farm-to-table British food in a relaxed setting—whether dining inside the rustic restaurant or outside among firepits, container bars, and long wooden tables with sweeping views of the Cotswold hills. It’s a perfect place to unwind over a “Pig Bun” or a pint of Hawkstone Lager, blending the energy of a countryside beer garden with the authenticity of a working farm. With the butchery and expanded farmshop this is a must stop visit for any Clarkson’s Farm fan.

If you’re in the mood for one last toast to Clarkson’s world, we can visit Hawkstone Brewery, where his signature lager is brewed, and stop by the Hawkstone Arms—a canvas-roofed, no-frills pub serving beer and simple dishes in true Clarkson style.

To round out the day, we’ll explore several classic Cotswold villages that give the region its enduring charm. Burford, often called the gateway to the Cotswolds, is known for its postcard-worthy high street. The nearby village of Bampton, famous as the filming location for Downton Abbey, offers a glimpse of English village life at its finest. Chipping Campden, a town steeped in wool trade history, invites a stroll down its golden stone high street with stops at places like the medieval Market Hall or Harts Silversmiths. And Broadway, often referred to as the “Jewel of the Cotswolds,” offers boutique shops, scenic views, and a chance to pause for a treat at the Broadway Deli. A walk along Kennel Lane reveals the old foxhound kennels, a quiet tribute to traditional country pursuits.

Whether you’re a fan of the show, a lover of the countryside, or simply seeking a unique and unforgettable experience, this tour brings together Clarkson’s television-famous farm with the rich traditions and hidden gems of the Cotswolds for a day like no other.

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