Chipping Campden
The jewel of the Cotswolds
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The beautiful north Cotswolds town, rich in history

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“The most beautiful village street now left in the island.”
G.M. Treveyan

The Heart of the Cotswolds
Chipping Campden Tourist Information
Chipping Campden is a small market town within the Cotswold district of Gloucestershire, England with Broad Campden close by. Chipping Campden is most noted for its long and wide High Street through the town centre, dating from the 14th century to the 17th century and it’s beautiful wool church of St James. If you get up early on the morning of Scuttlebrook Wake which follows Robert Dover’s games, you can see it in all its glory and can still view the market hall and town hall standing at its centre today. Campden history is rich, etched in stone.
Once a rich medieval wool town in the Middle Ages, the enjoyed the patronage of wealthy wool merchants at the time.
Campden Online is the digital home of this beautiful town rich in architectural styles, music festivals, memorial garden and even it’s own Campden Coffee Company. Welcome to Cotswold splendour and the start of the Cotswold Way.
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Chipping Campden Walks
There are many Chipping Campden walks near our very English market town and...

Arts and Crafts in Chipping Campden
The Arts and Crafts in Chipping Campden is renowned internationally. The town...

Chipping Campden Market Hall
History of the Chipping Campden Market Hall Chipping Campden Market Hall...

Guild of Handicraft
Background to the Guild of Handicraft Chipping Campden has important links...

Court Barn Museum
About Court Barn Museum Court Barn Museum is a project of the Guild of...

St James Church
About the Chipping Campden Church St James One of the most beautiful landmarks...