Send flowers to Caulcott, Oxfordshire

Flower Delivery to Caulcott with Clare Florist

The village of Caulcott, along with Lower Heyford, are described as two of the hidden secrets of the Oxfordshire Wolds. Both of these places are located in a beautiful setting that is rich in culture as well as historical significance.

BASIC INFORMATION

Caulcott and Lower Heyford offer great access to the best countryside you can find. So, if you're looking for a great romantic place, you don't have to look any further. Of course, to set a tone of romance for your trip, don't forget to find flowers in Caulcott to present to your date.

When speaking of the countryside, you expect to be greeted with astounding views, lush pasture and a variety of animals – cattle, horses, sheep and swans. Well, that is exactly what you get when you come for a visit to Caulcott or Lower Heyford.

If you're an avid fan of nature, both of these places offer really good walking trails that are good all year round. History lovers will enjoy the connection to the pas and horticultural enthusiasts will appreciate the samples of Capability Brown landscaping available, one of these being Rowsham Hall and Park.

Both Caulcott and Lower Heyford are situated close to the former hunting grounds at Blenheim, which also features a magnificent palace. If you want to escape to the Cotswolds, getting there is just a short travel. The market towns of Chipping Norton, Stow-on-the-Wold and Banbury are close by too.

When you want beauty and peace in a very relaxing atmosphere, Caulcott and Lower Heyford are here to answer your needs. Both villages are located 15 minutes from Bicester Village, which offers lots of shopping.

Whether you fancy seeing Caulcott flowers or a different variety of animals, a trip to either Caulcott or Lower Heyford is one you will treasure.

GETTING HERE

You can take a fast train from London Marylebone to Banbury. From there, you can board a slow train that will take you to Oxford, which stops at Heyford.

EAT & DRINK

The Horse & Groom – known for its locally sourced produce in creating home-made, high-quality and fresh food. They also have the very well-known Sausage menu. The Horse & Groom is a Grade II listed property made of local limestone that traces its history back to the early 18th century. It's a popular destination for real ale.

The setting of the pub is really intimate and if you want to treat your date to a romantic meal, set the tone right when you send flowers to Caulcott to surprise them.

WALKING & CYCLING

Public footpaths and bridleways criss-cross the Caulcott and Lower Heyford area. They are all sign-posted with green signs by the roadside and small discs on wooden posts, gates or trees when off the road. Farmers generally don't mind you walking along the trails and you can even encounter livestock on certain occasions.

A continuous towpath is available from Banbury to Oxford and is easily walked in most of the year. However, there are some areas where cyclists may need to dismount.

The flood management scheme for Banbury and other northern villages involve the canal and river. This means that on certain occasions, water will be flowing from river to canal – and vice versa – over the towpath. Although the path will still remain walkable, you have to wear wellington boots.

If you need a nice countryside holiday, look no further than visiting Caulcott and Lower Heyford in the Oxfordshire Wolds.