Fans of Clarkson's Farm will find visiting the Cotswolds a unique opportunity to step into the world they've come to love on screen. Nestled in the rolling hills of this picturesque region, Diddly Squat Farm — Jeremy Clarkson’s real-life agricultural venture — offers a glimpse into the highs and lows of modern farming with humour, heart, and a fair amount of chaos. From the now-iconic Diddly Squat Farm Shop, packed with local produce and cheeky branded goods, to the winding country roads and charming villages seen throughout the series, the Cotswolds provide the perfect backdrop for an immersive fan experience. Whether you're there to sample "Cow Juice", "Bee Juice" or "Meat Rub", meet the animals, or simply soak up the rural charm, a visit to Clarkson’s corner of the countryside is a must for any enthusiast of the show.

Diddly Squat Farm

For fans of Clarkson’s Farm, Diddly Squat Farm is more than just a patch of land — it’s the chaotic, hilarious, and oddly heartwarming heart of the show. Tucked away in the stunning Cotswolds countryside near Chadlington, this is where Jeremy Clarkson took on farming with zero experience and a whole lot of ambition, leading to everything from tractor disasters to sheep-related meltdowns. The farm has become a must-visit spot for viewers, offering a chance to walk the same fields, see the infamous Lamborghini tractor, and soak up the world they've watched unfold on screen.

At the center of it all is the Diddly Squat Farm Shop, packed with local produce, “Cow Juice”, chili jams, meat from the farm, and cheeky merchandise. It’s rustic, quirky, and unapologetically Clarkson. Whether you're hoping to spot Kaleb driving around, admire Gerald’s mysterious mumblings, or just enjoy the views that made the show so visually stunning, a trip to Diddly Squat Farm feels like stepping into the series itself — unpredictable, entertaining, and undeniably fun.

Hawkstone Brewery

For fans of Clarkson’s Farm, Hawstone Brewery is a natural next stop on the Diddly Squat journey. Launched by Kaleb Cooper — the breakout star and straight-talking farmhand from the series — Hawstone Brewery reflects Kaleb’s passion for hard work, local pride, and doing things his own way (usually with a tractor not too far off). Named after the ancient Hawk Stone near his hometown in the Cotswolds, the brewery produces a range of craft beers that celebrate rural life and British farming with a bold, no-nonsense attitude that fans will instantly recognize.

Kaleb’s involvement isn’t just for show — he’s hands-on in the brewing process, bringing the same determination he showed on the farm to every pint. Whether you’re sampling a Hawstone IPA or picking up a crate with Kaleb’s face on it, visiting the brewery or enjoying its beers is a fun, authentic way to support one of the show's most beloved personalities. It’s farming spirit in a bottle — straight from the fields of the Cotswolds to your glass.

The Farmer's Dog

The Farmer's Dog is the cozy, countryside pub that became a fan-favorite stop in Clarkson’s Farm — especially during the moments when Jeremy and the crew needed a pint after a long, chaotic day in the fields. Located near Diddly Squat Farm, this charming local pub captures the warm, rustic atmosphere of the Cotswolds, complete with traditional décor, hearty food, and locally sourced drinks. It’s the kind of place where muddy boots are welcome, farming tales are exchanged, and community spirit runs deep.

While not officially part of the farm, The Farmer’s Dog plays a memorable role in the show, often serving as a place for reflection, celebration, or just a bit of comedic banter over a beer. For fans visiting the area, it offers a relaxed and authentic taste of rural life — and a chance to unwind like the Clarkson’s Farm crew. Whether you're there for a Sunday roast, a pint of local ale, or just to say you’ve been, The Farmer’s Dog is a must-visit for anyone immersing themselves in the world of the show.

Diddly Squat Farm Shop

Getting to Diddly Squat Farm Shop

Diddly Squat Farm Shop is located near Chadlington. There is an on-site car park but this gets full at peak times, thereore it is advisable to visit outside of these times if travelling by car. If you arrive and the car park is full please do not park on nearby roads, as these are narrow country roads and parking causes safety and access issues.

For an easy, stress-free visit travel by public transport - there is a train station at nearby Charlbury and the X9 bus connects you directly with Diddly Squat Farm Shop. Alternatively, link your visit to Hawkstone Brewery and other local towns and attractions by catching the Heritage Bus Service from Moreton in Marsh train station.

When is it best to visit Diddy Squat Farm Shop?

Diddly Squat Farm Shop is open Wednesday to Sunday 9.30am - 4.30pm. Wednesdays and Thursdays are slightly less busy than other days, but on all days we recommend visiting in the first and last two hours of opening to avoid the crowds.

Hawkstone Brewery

Getting to Hawkstone Brewery

Hawkstone Brewery, near Bourton-on-the-Water, is easily accessible by both car and public transport. There is an on-site car park but spaces are limited and the ground can get muddy, so it is advisable to wear suitable footwear.

It's easy to get to Hawkstone Brewery by public transport; the brewery is connected by the 801 bus to Moreon in Marsh train station, Kingham station is a short taxi ride away and the Heritage Bus Service also stops at Hawkstone.

When is it best to visit Hawkstone Brewery?

Hawkstone Brewery is open seven days a week. To enjoy a quieter experience, visit on a weekday or Sunday and time your visit to miss the early afternoon peak.

The Farmer's Dog

Getting to The Farmer's Dog

The Farmer's Dog is accessible by both car and public transport. The pub offers on-site parking, including an overspill car park across the road. If you park in the overflow car park please be extremely careful when crossing the roads, as vehicles will be travelling quickly.

Why not leave the car behind and enjoy a pint or two? The Heritage Bus Service stops outside The Farmer's Dog linking the pub to Hawkstone Brewery, Burord, Moreton in Marsh and Bourton on the Water.

When is it best to visit The Farmer's Dog?

The Farmer's Dog is open seven days a week, with weekdays earlier in the week being quieter than others. At weekends lunchtime to mid-afternoon are the busiest times to visit.