November
These are a few ofour favourite November things
LET YOUR
ADVENTURES
BEGIN

Murmurations at Otmoor RSPB Nature Reserve
Make haste here at the end of November to see the startling murmuration. 80-100 thousand starlings will roost here in the winter months and it’s a spectacle you don’t want to miss!

The Tree Barn, Christmas Common
Are we making this up?! A barn filled with Christmas delights at a place called Christmas Common! No we’re not…buy us a decoration whilst you’re there please!

Appleton Christmas Barn
Too early?! Nope! The magic is here! Reindeers, a barn full of THOUSANDS of Christmas decorations and buckets of Christmas spirit. And did I mention it’s free? Tra la la la la la la la laaaaaaaaaaa!

White Horse Hill
The highest point in Oxfordshire! Views over six counties and and a blustery wind that is perfect for kite flying. Bring a coat and hang on because this can be quite a wild ride!
DON’T
FORGET TO
write those Santa letters! We are pretty sure everyone has been their most excellent selves this year so get scribing!

IDEAL ADVENTURES
FOR NOVEMBER

Badbury Clump bluebells
Widely regarded as one of the best places in the UK to view bluebells...get ready for an assault on the senses! Read more

Bluebell walk: Begbroke – Bladon
A beautiful bluebell walk connecting two Oxfordshire villages, with the bonus if a great playground too! Read more

Arbequina
This buzzing restaurant - beloved by food critics - is hiding in plain sight. Outstanding! Read more

Valley Farm Pizza and FarmBox Burger
We were let into this secret by friends in the know…now we are sharing it with you! At a gorgeous little campsite in Farmoor - ... Read more

Hinksey Splash Pad and Tiny Wheels Track
A new splash park next to Hinksey pool...compete with sweet little bike track! £330k well spent! Read more

Pulpit Hill and Ninn Wood
A 5k circular route with stunning views over the Chilterns. Big tick for a pub half way around! Read more

WATCH OUT
FOR
the Black Friday Sales, often the chance to pick up some pre-Christmas bargains. This year it falls on the 24th November. Remember before you buy, ask yourself: do I need it? Can I afford it? If not, leave it.