The Daffodil Line winds through some of the most beautiful countryside in Gloucestershire and Herefordshire, and it turns out there are some wonderful places to pitch up not far from the route. Whether you’re a seasoned camper, a glamping convert, or simply looking for a slower pace for a few days, here are some of …
Our Top Spots for camping along the Daffodil Line Read More »
There’s a new national scheme meaning kids across England travel free on buses this August. For us, it’s nothing new. Kids have always travelled affordably on the Daffodil Line, and this August they travel completely free – just like they always have during the school holidays. The offer runs the whole month, for children up …
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Summer is well and truly here, and what could be better than a scenic bus ride with a top-notch ice cream stop at your favourite destination? We’ve got you covered, here are just some of our favourite stops for something cool and refreshing along the Daffodil Line. Cone or cup? One scoop or two? Enjoy! …
This week is Better Transport Week (15-21 June), a national celebration of sustainable transport and how it connects people and places. We couldn’t think of a better time to share a piece from Gillian Chowns, who makes the case for leaving the car on the drive – even just once. Do you ever think about …
Calling All Car Owners: Seven Reasons to Try the Bus This Week Read More »
The meteorological winter ended on February 28th and March 20th marks the Vernal Spring Equinox. Either way, the Daffodil season brings an opportunity to get out and walk the paths of Daffodilshire. The story of the wild daffodil is told elsewhere and we thank all those who seek to encourage the spread of this rare …
Twenty twenty six will see the introduction of a brand-new film festival encompassing Daffodilshire, run by rural communities – the 5 Villages Film Festival. What is the 5 Villages Film Festival? It’s a month-long event, beginning on 31 January 2026, that brings award-winning features and thought-provoking shorts by student film-makers to rural communities across the …
Our new book of ten carefully researched walks with the bus will make a great gift for yourself or a friend. All of our walks are between 3 and 10 miles and generally quite gentle, on lanes, tracks and pathways with few steep climbs – though sometimes muddy! All the walks can be completed without …
Hill Top aptly describes the starting point of this 4-mile walk through to Gorsley, and a fine walk it is. It captures a range of landscapes from parkland, orchards and pastures as well as amazing views across to May Hill, the Malverns and Black Mountains. There are also a number of fascinating features such as the fine sculptures at Hartleton Water, truly magnificent yews lining the path to Linton Church and apple orchards throughout. It ends at Gorsley opposite Goff’s School, near to the Roadmaker Inn where there are bus stops and seats to rest awhile.
