Walking

Staverton is on the Jurassic Way, an 88 mile walk which runs from Banbury to Stamford.

There are marked footpaths to Flecknoe and Braunston and both have excellent pubs called The Old Olive Bush and The Admiral Nelson that make a perfect base.

Local walks nearby can incorporate Napton reservoir and Catesby viaduct whilst local historical places of interest include Castle Dykes Farm at Farthingstone and Edgcote, site of the Battle of Edgcote in 1469.

We can supply local ordnance survey maps and try to keep a stock of these local walking routes:

A Village Trail from Badby

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