Broadway Park

Broadway Park sits right in the heart of the village - you'll stumble across it almost without trying. It's a modest green space that serves as the focal point of this rather charming Cotswolds settlement, with the high street curving around it and the local pubs doing brisk business just steps away.

What you're getting here is less about dramatic vistas and more about atmosphere. The park itself is a proper village gathering spot - grass, a few mature trees, benches where locals sit with their coffee. It's the kind of place that gives Broadway its character rather than a destination in its own right. If you're staying at Broadway Caravan and Motorhome Club Campsite just down the road, you'll walk past it daily. Same goes if you're based at Leedons or any of the glamping sites within a few miles.

Walk it in five minutes flat. Families with young kids will appreciate the open space and the proximity to Broadway's independent shops and tea rooms, though there's no play equipment to speak of. History buffs doing the Cotswold circuit will recognise it as the village anchor point, worth a photo maybe, but not worth rerouting your day for.

Use it as a rest stop between exploring Broadway Tower up the hill and wandering the high street. It's free, always open, and genuinely pleasant on a sunny afternoon. But it's supporting cast, not the main event.