Campden, Broad

Settlement in Gloucestershire Cotswold

England

Campden, Broad

Old Market Hall Chipping Campden
Old Market Hall Credit: Anthony O'Neil

Campden, Broad is a charming village located in the Cotswold district of Gloucestershire, England. With a population of around 1,000 residents, it exudes a peaceful and idyllic countryside atmosphere. Nestled amidst rolling hills and picturesque landscapes, Campden, Broad is often hailed as one of the most beautiful villages in the Cotswolds.

The village is renowned for its stunning architecture, predominantly showcasing traditional Cotswold stone buildings. The historic St. Michael and All Angels Church, dating back to the 12th century, stands as a prominent landmark, attracting visitors with its intricate architectural details and rich history.

Campden, Broad offers a range of amenities to residents and visitors alike. The village boasts several quaint shops, charming cafes, and traditional pubs, where one can immerse themselves in the warm and welcoming community spirit. The local market square, known as the "Bitterne Market Hall," is a hub of activity, hosting regular markets and events throughout the year.

Nature enthusiasts will find themselves in paradise in Campden, Broad, with an abundance of walking and cycling trails to explore. The surrounding countryside offers breathtaking views and the opportunity to observe local wildlife in its natural habitat. The nearby Cotswold Way, a renowned long-distance trail, provides a fantastic opportunity to experience the area's beauty.

Overall, Campden, Broad is a quintessential English village, offering a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Its stunning architecture, vibrant community, and natural beauty make it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking an authentic Cotswold experience.

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Old Market Hall Chipping Campden
Old Market Hall
Chipping Campden
View over Chipping Campden From the churchyard
View over Chipping Campden
From the churchyard
Chipping Campden High Street
Chipping Campden High Street
Park Road, Chipping Campden
Park Road, Chipping Campden
Field near Grey stone Farm A bridleway follows the hedgerow to the right of this field near GreyStone Farm which can be seen by the hedge to the left.
Field near Grey stone Farm
A bridleway follows the hedgerow to the right of this field near GreyStone Farm which can be seen by the hedge to the left.
Woodland belt at Northwick Park Entrance to a woodland belt beside a country road passing Northwick Park, near Blockley.
Woodland belt at Northwick Park
Entrance to a woodland belt beside a country road passing Northwick Park, near Blockley.
Road passing through Beech Plantation Road passing through Beech Plantation in Northwick Park.
Road passing through Beech Plantation
Road passing through Beech Plantation in Northwick Park.
Barley in a Cotswold landscape
Barley in a Cotswold landscape
Farmland above Chipping Campden
Farmland above Chipping Campden
Altar frontals, Chipping Campden Church In the church of St. James the Great, the only complete pre-Reformation set of medieval hangings in the country. This very small section depicts the Assumption of the Virgin Mary.
Altar frontals, Chipping Campden Church
In the church of St. James the Great, the only complete pre-Reformation set of medieval hangings in the country. This very small section depicts the Assumption of the Virgin Mary.
Churchyard, St. James the Great Church, Chipping Campden
Churchyard, St. James the Great Church, Chipping Campden
East Banqueting House, Chipping Campden The remains of the Jacobean Old Manor House, a Grade II listed building that is now used as holiday accommodation. The surrounding field is the Coneygree, National Trust land bought in 1934. The name is derived from Conyger, meaning rabbit warren. Artificial warrens were constructed to provide homes for the rabbits and food for the landowners' tables.
East Banqueting House, Chipping Campden
The remains of the Jacobean Old Manor House, a Grade II listed building that is now used as holiday accommodation. The surrounding field is the Coneygree, National Trust land bought in 1934. The name is derived from Conyger, meaning rabbit warren. Artificial warrens were constructed to provide homes for the rabbits and food for the landowners' tables.
National Trust sign on a wall in Chipping Campden The Coneygree, National Trust land bought in 1934. The name is derived from Conyger, meaning rabbit warren. Artificial warrens were constructed to provide homes for the rabbits and food for the landowners' tables.
National Trust sign on a wall in Chipping Campden
The Coneygree, National Trust land bought in 1934. The name is derived from Conyger, meaning rabbit warren. Artificial warrens were constructed to provide homes for the rabbits and food for the landowners' tables.
High Street, Chipping Campden
High Street, Chipping Campden
Grevel's House, High Street, Chipping Campden The part of the house on the left is 14C and it has been extended in the 16C and later. The left gable is 16C in style, and has a sundial. The next one is in Perpendicular style, and has a pair of gargoyles. The gable to the right has 17C windows. The interior plan is of the 16C type. The house is listed, Grade I, and this information has been taken from the listing details.
Grevel's House, High Street, Chipping Campden
The part of the house on the left is 14C and it has been extended in the 16C and later. The left gable is 16C in style, and has a sundial. The next one is in Perpendicular style, and has a pair of gargoyles. The gable to the right has 17C windows. The interior plan is of the 16C type. The house is listed, Grade I, and this information has been taken from the listing details.
Chipping Campden, St. James Church
Chipping Campden, St. James Church
Chipping Campden, St. James Church
Chipping Campden, St. James Church
Chipping Campden, St. James Church: The Cotswold Tower softened by thin pilaster strips
Chipping Campden, St. James Church: The Cotswold Tower softened by thin pilaster strips
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Campden, Broad is located at Grid Ref: SP1537 (Lat: 52.038977, Lng: -1.774721)

Administrative County: Gloucestershire

District: Cotswold

Police Authority: Gloucestershire

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Nearby Amenities

Located within 500m of 52.038977,-1.774721
Broad Campden
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Bakers' Arms
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Bakers' Arms
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Defibrillator
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Broad Campden Caravan Site
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