Haresfield Beacon - Stonehouse

Haresfield Beacon

Located in the Cotswolds, Haresfield Beacon is a popular tourist destination offering breathtaking views and a range of activities for all ages.

This National Trust property is situated on Cotswold Way, making it an ideal spot for walkers and nature lovers.

Features and Facilities

Visit Haresfield Beacon to enjoy the following amenities:

• Wheelchair-accessible car park
• Good for kids

Specialties

The National Trust offers various activities and events at Haresfield Beacon, including guided walks and nature talks.

Enjoy stunning views from the summit of Haresfield Beacon, which is the highest point on the Cotswold Way.

Other Points of Interest

Explore the surrounding countryside and visit the nearby Standish Wood, a beautiful woodland area with a rich history.

Getting There

Access to Haresfield Beacon is easy, with a car park available near the summit.

Phone: 1452814213

Website: nationaltrust.org.uk

Reviews

This company has 224 reviews on Google My Business.

Average opinion: 4.8/5.

👍 Reviews of Haresfield Beacon

Jean G.

5/5

Just love this place. It has everything benches for us oldies, Best views ever, ambience, camaraderie with friendly outdoor lovers like myself.
Weekends and bank holidays coffee to die for and gorgeous cakes from our friendly Scouse vendor xxxxx

Maz M.

5/5

Lovely walks in whatever direction you decide to go with exceptional views over the Stroud Valleys. The Cotswold Way has wonderfully laid walkways between the trees & out into the open areas. Plenty of parking in several places & often there is the Off Road Bean mobile coffee vendor who not only does really nice coffee, but the cakes are wickedly good too.

Margaret B.

5/5

Did a 6 km circular walk around Haresfield Beacon. Lovely views of the surrounding areas including across the Severn and towards May Hill.

Anita C.

5/5

We found it today and loved it.
Free parking and if you drive a little up the road there is more parking more places to walk and coffee pod .
No toilets.
Steap in some places and very windy on a windy day so hold your little children 🙂
We will be back there for more beautiful walks .

Bryce J.

5/5

Brought the dog for a lovely walk around the area. We did try following thr signs round and through Standish Wood but didn't do well on that front.
The views across the valley are amazing and it'd be very difficult to get tired of them!

CeeBee H.

5/5

One of my favourite local viewpoints and you can practically feel the ages roll back to when ancient people lived there! A gorgeous valley where paragliders and hawks hover over fields of buttercups and daisies and a panorama which stretches out to the River Severn and the Severn bridge. Tip.. follow the road down from the National Trust carpark until you reach the Haresfield beacon, or take the steeper field walk to it.(Forgive the photo..my panoramic setting doesn't do it justice!)

Beth O.

5/5

Absolutely stunning location. Plenty of parking spaces (free) and short walk to this point. Views are breathtaking. Really peaceful and calming.

Kumudu S.

5/5

Beautiful scenery as we kept on climbing up to the top of the Haresfield Beacon! We lost our way as we turned right, instead of turning left at the National Trust's Shortwood sign. Our walk became more interesting because of that. We had to go through a big tree fallen across the path and also had to walk over some logs laid down to cross over a boggy path! We reached our destination finally!