Spring is a beautiful time of year in the Cotswolds and the countryside bursts to life with newborn lambs and wildflowers like daffodils and spring blossoms adorning the hedgerows, fields and trees. There are plenty of activities for visitors to enjoy whether you are going as a family or as a couple.
There are also lots of places to stay – families may enjoy the Hobourne Cotswolds holiday park in South Cerney which has plenty of kids activities and entertainment as well as being in the heart of the Cotswolds, and for couples there are lots of romantic places like this spa breaks Cotswolds based hotel https://hatherleymanor.com/the-spa/spa-breaks-cotswolds
If you are an outdoors lover, then there are plenty of places to go for a walk – the Cotswold way is a long walking route which takes you through the beautiful Cotswold countryside and you can also head to places like Westonbirt Arboretum and Painswick Rococo garden to enjoy nature in all of the glory of the spring, or if it is warm enough you might even want to enjoy a picnic.
Spring also welcomes lambing season on many local farms, a lovely experience for children and adults alike. Visiting a working farm can be both educational and heartwarming as you see newborn lambs and other young animals. Many farms offer seasonal events or outdoor play areas, making them ideal family days out.
You can also explore the pretty villages of the region and wander around the beautiful buildings and local shops – there are plenty of restaurants catering to all tastes too as well as tearooms serving delicious cakes and sandwiches.