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Port Meadow oxford

Port Meadow oxford

Name: Port Meadow oxford
Address: Walton Well Rd, Oxford OX2 6ED, UK, Oxford, ON
Telephone: 01865 252240
Rating: 5

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Port Meadow, Oxford located at Walton Well Rd, Oxford OX2 6ED, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 01865 252240

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Just beautiful. Stunning walks along the river. Very clean well kept and you can walk for miles. Wo

a month ago

5^{/ 5}

Just beautiful. Stunning walks along the river. Very clean well kept and you can walk for miles. Wolvercote such a lovely village and nice pubs that service food plus hot and cold drinks

A truly fantastic space. We swam, paddle boarded, picniced and chatted to the lovely locals. Free pa

in the last week

5^{/ 5}

A truly fantastic space. We swam, paddle boarded, picniced and chatted to the lovely locals. Free parking with a gorgeous open space and water. Divine.

Nice walk along the Thames and canals around it. Nice and out the way but walking distance from Oxfo

a week ago

5^{/ 5}

Nice walk along the Thames and canals around it. Nice and out the way but walking distance from Oxford city centre, well worth the venture if you're into calm strolls.

I loved it! Beautiful green calm space where you can sit on the grass near the river, have a walk et

a week ago

5^{/ 5}

I loved it! Beautiful green calm space where you can sit on the grass near the river, have a walk etc, it's always nice to walk where there is the nature, very relaxing.

This is quite a busy little section of the Thames path. Be prepared to go shoulder-to-shoulder with

a month ago

2^{/ 5}

This is quite a busy little section of the Thames path. Be prepared to go shoulder-to-shoulder with herds of cows. You have the famous Trout pub in the area, if you fancy a pint. Not saying this is a bad spot, just that I prefer a bit of peace and quiet on my walks.

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