Clarkson’s Farm Tour: Diddly Squat Farm Shop, Farmer’s Dog & More

Visit the famous Diddly Squat Farm Shop from Clarkson’s Farm. This is the original farm shop seen throughout the series and one of the most recognisable locations from the programme. Guests can take photos of the shop and the well-known signs, and visit the lambing barn area where guests can grab food or drinks from the Baste food van, which serves dishes made using produce from Clarkson’s Farm. The stop is intentionally flexible depending on how busy the farm shop is on the day. When queues are long we normally avoid waiting and instead enjoy the surrounding area and photo opportunities before continuing the tour.

A short countryside walk in the Cotswolds village of Chadlington, closely associated with Clarkson’s Farm and home to Gerald from the series. The walk offers views of the surrounding farmland and locations connected with the programme, with some great photo opportunities along the way. This part of the tour involves a relaxed walk of around 30 minutes before continuing on to the next stop. After leaving Chadlington we briefly stop at another location connected with Clarkson’s Farm that appears in the programme. Guests can step out, take photos and hear how this countryside business connects with the series. The exact location is intentionally kept as a small surprise. es On the way to The Farmer’s Dog we briefly stop for photos at a countryside pub that appears in Clarkson’s Farm. It’s a surprise stop, but fans of the series will likely recognise it when they see it. Guests can step out for a quick photo stop before continuing the journey to The Farmer’s Dog.

Visit The Farmer’s Dog, Jeremy Clarkson’s pub featured in Clarkson’s Farm. This is one of the main stops on the tour where guests can relax, grab food, enjoy a drink and soak up the atmosphere either inside at the main bar or outside on the enclosed decking. Guests can also browse the Grand Tour Tent, which sells merchandise, food and produce connected with the show. Time here is relaxed depending on the group and the pace of the day.

Travel through the historic Cotswold town of Burford on the way to Hawkstone Brewery. Burford is known for its steep medieval high street, traditional stone buildings and views across the Windrush valley. This is a drive-through location rather than a formal stop, but guests will still see one of the most picturesque towns in the Cotswolds along the way.

A short photo stop in the Cotswold village of Bourton-on-the-Water, often called the “Venice of the Cotswolds” because of the low stone bridges crossing the River Windrush. Guests can stretch their legs, take photos and enjoy views of one of the most picturesque villages in the Cotswolds before continuing the journey towards Hawkstone Brewery.

Visit Hawkstone Brewery, the home of Jeremy Clarkson’s Hawkstone beer featured in Clarkson’s Farm. Guests can take photos of the well-known Clarkson mural and visit the onsite Hawkstone Arms bar. This is a good opportunity to enjoy a drink and stock up on Hawkstone beers or ciders before continuing the tour. This is a good opportunity to enjoy a drink and stock up on Hawkstone beers and ciders before continuing the tour.

We finish the main part of the tour at a traditional Cotswold village pub in the area. The exact location is kept as a surprise and provides a relaxed way to end the day. A table is reserved for the group, allowing guests to enjoy food and drinks together in a classic English pub before the return journey to Moreton-in-Marsh or their accommodation. As with much of the tour, the timing here is flexible depending on the group and the pace of the day. Guests are welcome to stay and enjoy the evening, but transport will depart at the scheduled time. For those who wish to stay longer or leave earlier, private transport can be arranged for an additional fee.

After the final pub stop, we return through the Cotswold countryside to Moreton-in-Marsh railway station. Along the way we pass the well-known Daylesford Organic Farm Shop before arriving back at the station for the end of the tour.